The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-21

- continuous performance. afternoon =
= and evening. =
+ : I i
There is varied bill at the ,orpheum
than the musical dramatic playlet. THE
Way to the Heart" this OF Itself would |
compensate for the evening, The playlet
Mitchell. There are six people In the
th Juins nroason stegsr IS 'hs bsauu s3G
while the characters are we'll cast,
Arthur Whitelaw presents a stunt en-
Titled bi me Irsn 10 a %haen tha
is exceedingly clever and in which there
are a number of local hits. His conclu-
and was heartily applauded,
In a comedy sketch in three scenes
IA c. O. d. Package" Clarice Pas-
quelana and William ]. sullivan have an
and in which Miss Pasquelena portrays
Molly Grogan from the East Side more
Gus Edwards's "Kountry Kids" have
been seen here before in their musical
comedy racket, Roses Birthday. which
| is lust as funny as ever. There is some
tuneful music in the sketch and some
| clever dancing.
| clubs are given by -Altus brothers, the
best of It's kind ever seen, here.
| Allen Wigntman manipulates clay INTO
| faces Of celebrities and does IL "eh' as
also pastel painting. ,,,o
4 Slmian circus is presented under Ime
direction OF August Prato In which ,I, iour n,on
monkeys and four dogs show no" wen
| animals can be trained.
This week the Orpheum orchestra m9-
sic and the klnodrome pictures cohcluoS
the bill which will run the week win
daily matinees.
"The Great Divide" is q gem among
dramas, In it the extremes OF humanity
are brought together, united In COM
mon atmosphere, the gulf separating plue
blood with all Its endowments. from
civilized man Of the most degenerate Type
is obliterated and the two extremes are
placed on a plane of equality, each pc
coming essential TO the life and We'll
being OF the other. II is a great lheIhe
perfectly worked out: the touch Oh d
mastar hand being imprinted on every
line of the powerful and interesting play;
The characters are NlVldly drawn iT anu
breathe and intensity the welrd. ron,autic ,ltH
atmosphere In which they arc placed
The magnificent scenery perfectly por
trays the grandeur OF the wild and desc
late wastes OF mountain and desert
shack on the desert. three members o.
G the floating rlf -raff of degeneratioI
Y break In the door OF the hut. Her gul
misses fire and she is disarmed' II
proposed that the dice be shaken to SCI
who gets her The idea doesn't appeal t'
the worst member of the lot, ana III
4 offers to buy the OlncIS .Cudu,SS'
D is bought Off the other Is killed IN a duel
and on a promise TO save her DC sll'
, consents to marry the victor Inc KY
/ note TO what follows is found IN th'
= words of one of the trio when ohered
u paltry sum TO withdraw from tne gam
:, which is TO decide which OF the Ill'
;. shall have tn girl: "A dirty MoJaH
c would pay more'n that for his squaW.
4 For months afterward these "ofus M TIM
;. in her ears. She endeaNors TO ear ear
money enough TO buy herself DaGk;; On ON
finding that her husband VIII not llste'
TO her, she leaves him and goes 10 ne ne
old home in the east. lie follows, hsap @
her family, who are on the verge VI oys t
Il rltutLon; finally a child is born, ana ", IN
u strange relationship is somewhat llJ1' 'i,i
ned. He offers TO sacrihce ms weaiIl
V do ANYTHING, TO make amends for IN
4 manner In which ne Won her, enc
= thsm convinced OF his love, he OF hers
" and the ending is as 1t should be.
IS Edoar tones as Stephen Ghent. IA
10 husband. has a difficult role TO handle
y and his acting is very commentator
@. Large in stature, he makes an eTcellet
y sIare presence Ina Brooks Is like"ls
nIaced In the difficult role Of the Wiz
hut her portrayal is faultlcss with VI
DossibIe exception that her voice lacE
yoimme Other members OF the compan
= nra well cast. The Colonial wes croWne
,o with an enthusiastic audience 10 WlIne:
4 The initial performance or lhc Gtet
:, Divide" Sunday evening, ana IL WAS eS
Il, ~ dent that the play took wen. ne ne ~ ~
NJ continues through the week. with u
De usual matnees.