The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-28

| I'm stage love. the more you make love
,he less you want to, In real love. the
to-
Listen how perllte he talks to her
dont believe he's her husband
Id here Is the story OF the play; Mary
woman printer and one day he drops
IN on the editress OF the Gosport Clarion
TO get introduced 10 the children That
sounds almost like the prelude in a prob
lem play-but wait: father Is not trag-
edy He Is gentleman and a scholar;
unique type OF the literary tramp. a
encyclopedia humorist. He had not alb
sented himself eleven years for the
vulgar purpose of deserting his wife-he
mad merely heard the east. a-calllne and
had iirespoGslbly answered.
Mrs. PerSins-thats the name. though
II makes the errant esthctic shudder-ls
IN The mood 10 turn him out. and he
debonalrly takes his hat. but then she
general housework wages so n month
board and lodging, and Thursday after
noon on. Cooking has been one OF his
specialties: so he accepts gleefully. only
stipulatlng that he shall not be addressed
as Hiram, which was the cognomen with
which his thoughtless parents inflicted
him. and insists on being called Nabal
which is Hebrew for Fool"
Well. the plot thIckens duly. for the
editress has a suitor. a daughter who
wants TO run away with an actor ano
political campaign all ON her hands a;
once. and the Irresistible Nabal begins 10
prove himself somewhat useful after all
And so you laugh on until the third act,
to discover that the neighbors are begin
ming 10 talk scandal about this man
hired girl From this point on there
Is dramatic tensity only heightened by
the indifference and nonchalance of Ma
bal. The conclusion comes quickly and
Is always TO the entire satisfaction OF
the audience.
In the last act, just before Nabal (Mr
Figman) informs the eldest daughter that
he Is her father he tells Mary Jane his
life history in the fable OF the Doldubs
thus,
"onne upon a Time. living in A Wobly
Nest in an Old Tree. was Family OF
We're W., rt,'s only ' Dippy % DID poIdub dub and his mate.
Yappy Doldub Then two little Baby
Birds. Dollc Doldub and Dottie Doldub:
were born. The Old Nest was crowded
and the little birds needed II Lot OF
Things, but Dippy Doldub was sort of
Yellow bird and one day he Flew Away
and left Yappy to look after the Whole
Family Things went hard with Yappy
because she had TO Build a New Nest
and feed Dollie and Dottle and Work
ever so hard until One Day Lawgatitis
Bird came along and Sang to her. Yappy
was beginning TO Like the Generous. Fine
LawgatlIis when Suddenly after being
gone So Long that Dolle and Dottie
didn't, even Remember him. old Dilppy
i 0S BIT Ga@e and od Id'h HIM pP so BUT 'S pppy @
Hungry. so she gave him Some Worms
and put him to Work. When she saw
he grew, to Ike the little Doldubs she
Sorry for Everything and he Started 20
Fly Away again, so Yappy could be
Happy with the Lawgautls bird. but
Yappy Discovered she Loved Dlppy and
Took him back Again."
But you should see Mary James pa. Not
only will you enjoy him. but your wife
and your FANNY whom you VIII take
along with you Will also enjoy him and
you will want TO go again, for II is as
aid. the most delicious comedy presented
here for a long time II VIII run the
week with matinees Wednesday and Sat
urday, 1t should be said that Mr.. Fig
man is on his honeymoon tour. He was
married just a month ago. Mrs. Figman
is most charming woman, and her hus-
band genial gentleman.
"All OF Sudden Peggy" delightful
comedy served In three acts by the
Mack Leone company. opened at the Bun
galow Sunday night. to a typical Mack
house-packcd. The playsmith had n
mind something light, humorous, and full
of almost serious situations when hG
produced "All OF a Sudden Peggy" And
that ne succeeded In constructing Story
that amuses and delights, Is evident
from the way in which this play took hold
OF the large audience at the rise OF the
curtain and convulsed it with laughter
until the final curtain was called down
scenery is new and OF the Mack kind
and nothing has been left undone 10 make
the play one OF the best yet produced by
this aggregation of players. Mr. Mack
appears in the role OF Hon. Jimmy kcp-
pei a ncar-nobleman and man about
town Such a part is Mr. Mack's long
suit and he handles it with the skill
with which he Is so richly endowed
Maude Leone. as Peggy" a delightful
impulsive. witty Irish girl. fits into the
part as though it had been created for
her Mrs. Minnie Adams appears as Mrs,
O'Mara. Little effort is required OF her
to assume the role, which Is that OF Il
quiet little Irish woman, from whose
tongue the brogue rolls In way that
leads one to think, that II Is the most
natural thing IN the world for her to
use Il. Elmer Booth. Arllng Alcine.
James Kennie. Joseph Kennedy. Miss
Pearl Either, Irene Outtrm, Grace Ham
ilton all handle their lines In the most
creditabe manner "All OF Sudden
Peggy" continues through the week with
the usual matinees.
Auturo RcrDordi is worth the price of