The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

before enjoyed, Art on the American
stage is In tho asccudancy. Degenerate?
No. no. There's nothing in such talk"
Mics Maudc Leone was the ovcr,op-
ping parsonage OF attraction in the open
ing performance OF when KniShthoud
Was in Flower al the Bungalow thoatcr
on Monday night. She deserved the
hearty greeting which her entry elected
from the good sized audience that Nas
present. as well as inc applaf1sc That
greeted her throughout the entire rcnJi.
tion Of tho play.
The cast IS q large ono. and while the
principal work falls 10 the cha ctcr Of
Princess Mary Tudor. represented by Miss
Leone. tho ensemble Is good and makes
for praise worthy production in tho Gu
urcty. Airing Alcnc assumes the role
OF charles Brandon. a captain in the
king guard. with whom MARY has fallen
! in love. and who returns her affection. yet
with apprehension on account OF tho diff
terence existing In their social stations
Mary has been selected by ROYAL decree
to become the wife OF The king OF France.
A proposed union that is highly repugnant
brother for obedience to the decree she
rescnts with all hcr high spirit In rho
| course OF the intrigue in which certain
! favoritcs of the kings court engage 10
force Mary Tudor and Charles Brandon
apart. the latter is drawn into "a duel
In which he kills his opponent. and for
| which he is cast into Newgatc prison.
Lord buckingham Is trusted by Mary 10
carry letters to her lover and toSDroCUre
his release from prison Buckingham
| proves To- be n traitor and Brandon Is
! condemned To die. but the intcrcession OF
! Mary with the king. together with her
! promise that her lover shall leave the
country. brings the kings pardon, Bran
don leaves London-Aso does Mary. along
] with him. and CONSERVATION is created
! In the court. but both are recaptured.
| There are many humorous situations oc-
curing In the preparations for the clope-
| ment. relieving the pomp and circum-
stance. the seriousness and royal dignity
incident TO the play; all ending well for
No pains have been spared to richly
and appropriately costume the players and
httingly dress the stage in all respects
! of scenery and furnishings. In truth II
is all so well done that the Bungalow
| should be filed to capacity for all per-
formances. including Wednesday and Sat
| urday matinees and also next Sunday
evening. The bill for the following week
Will open on Monday evening.
! \ trip to The Land OF Nod" with
Neil Mcneil. Anna McNabb. Bcssilee Mer-
! rill T.. D. Coe. George FOX. Adelaide FIar-
! land and host OF other clever people.
surrounded by gorgeous scenic effects.
two score OF really beautiful girls and 10
| the tunes OF new and catchy music. is
what the Colonial theatcr is offering this
week as its banner attraction OF the sea-
| son. Each time this extravaganza has
! been seen here The performance has been
! better than the preceding one, and the
same may be said Of the present produc-
8 tlOu. ne le" CRdDStS lndut !l lil' Cast
since last season are to the advantage OF
! the show. and the performance through
out is altogether praiseworthy.
How slow can person ride bicycl"
and the rider remain on the seat? This
! Is question the answer OF which is being
demonstrated this week by W. G. Hofcler
/ at the Mission jheater Hofelcr was for
meTly Is well-known rider. but went
| the stage because there was more money
/ In that line than IN following the game
Tor two or three months In the summer
time His act is one that never fails Ia
win thc applause of those who witness IL
There are daily matnees.
An all-arouud excellent bill Is the pop
ulsr verdict the Orpheum show this
week. Since its opening performance the
attendance has been exceptionally large,
aud the prospect * that equally good bus
mess will prevail all week.
There Is a good bin the Grand this
week "Thc Girl Engineer" is the drama
presented, and there is a vaudeville stunt
between the acts. Capacity audiences
have greeted the three performances thus
FAR. There VIII be matinces Wednesday
and saturday.