The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-31

At the Salt Lake Theater this evening
Mcintyre and Heath open their engage
| ment, I'm Hayti," one of the funniest
OF musical plays, in which there is a
chorus OF sixty girls. each and every one
| handsome.
There are sixteen sparkling, swinging
musical numbers In the score written by
Jerome and Schwartz that are already
heard In hotel dining rooms and ball
rooms everywhere. as the early result OF
the run OF In Hayti'' in various cities
and the music scores particularly OF
Bamboo Lane" Chicken" and "Ro-
meo and Juliet" are already counted as
the harmonic hits of the present season.
Mcintyre and Heath have never been
as well fitted as in this production. and
The result has been a continuous chorus
OF laughter during their performances.
Besides the stars, the company enlists
the services OF some Of the most widely
known entertainers OF the stage among
them being Julian Rose, fresh from the
greatest triumphs ever made by an
Harlan Stanley. formerly prima donna
with Rogers brothers; Fletcher Morton,
Jane Burby, Carrie Reynolds, Flora
Crosby and many others.
This morning the seat sale for the SYM
phony orchestra TO be given next Sunday
afternoon Will open at the Colonial the
ater. Careful work has been put on the
programme by the orchestra, and with
the indications for r. good advance sale OF
seats the concert promises 10 be the most
successful of them all. AT 10 o'clock
this morning the final rehearsal takes
place at the Odeon hall.
Erna Claren, who is the central figure
Of "Seldom's Venus, which is the head
liner at the Orpheum theater this week.
the vaudeville stage She Is hut 2l
years OF age and is one OF tho finest
figures seen In posing act This Is Miss
clare1's first year In touring america:
city that she has visited No woman
has ever attempted tho delicate work that
Miss Claren does. let alone accomplish
ing it. She comes direct from the pro
fession OF posing for sculptors to the
stage. Why she has been such a big
success and why she can do an act where
others are prevented for less is easily ex-
planned. This beautiful model was one
of the most sought after In Berlin. where
she followed her profession. She is gen.
tie and retiring. never forward and never
bold, she Is genius, and firmly believes
that In her poses in "Sedom's Venus"
she is portraying the work and the mind
OF the greatest masters that ever lived,
All idea and all tendency 10 the vulgar
"Seldom's Venus Paul Seldom. who
created the act. aimed only at art, and
this. joined with the work OF Miss Claren,
left no room for vulsarity to creep IN.
poses can the most severe critic find fault
or say that Seldom strove for any other
end than the artistic one,
Theodore Lorch and company, present.
ing the interesting drama OF real Incl
dents In life. Is the offering AT the Grand
theater all this week The play is
pleasing one and one that should be Wit
messed by every young man, as it teaches
a moral lesson, showing the evil effects
OF gambling and other vices. Mr., Loreh
and company OF over nfsy are Dusty
stupendous production. "Mizpah.' which
Will have its first presentation in salt
Lake beginning with matinee Sunday.
April 8.
The sale of tickets for the Maggie |
Tout grand concert at the tabernacle |
Tuesday evening April ). began Wednes-
lay at the principal music houses and
FOR seats during the day. which speaks |
volumes for the interest the music-lov |
ng public is taking in tch young singers |
.inue today and each succeeding day TO
.he date of concert. Since Miss Tout |
gave her concert in the Salt Lake thoater
she has been flooded with letters from
give them date for her appearance in
:oneert Miss Tout was compelled TO de-
,line each offer. owing to the fact that
she has to be in Paris soon 10 enter upon
grand opera with the management OF the
Opera Comique.
Commencing with the matinee this
,fternoon another excellent bin Will be
,ftercd at the Mission The principal
cature Will be Lawrence Crane, The
IRISH Wizard who is playing limited
engagement in this country, after hav-
nE made big hit in Europe. Crane Is
aid to have n line OF native wilt which
,e uses In his performance that never
aus TO make n hit with his audience
lis illusions and slight hand tricks
re said 10 be in advance Of anything
n this line that has vet been seen in
his country, One OF the Illusions is
allied 1.-The Glass Trunk Mystery
which is so cleverly worked that the
udience believes that two women take
art IN II. Mr.. Crane has a standing :
ffcr OF $1,000 to any person who Will
rove that more than one woman takes
art in the act. Another big feature OF :
he bill is promised in Augustus Neville
nd company In the little political play 5
inI Pot , 4