The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
|~;tieism and Comment
on New Plays

|. wire to The Tribune;
9oRK, May Monday Will
- J1h Thester day in the United
Aha center Of the celebra-
by 'hs Us this city, where Presi-
/ Il will formally open the Ac
y ! 1i fair and in return receive
~ eeai.I For many months prep
su1n rs heen going forward for
ss sssh;ch will be held all week
.wrsunty.first wu Regiment armory'
osysr ossotrssscs. playwrights, man,
..ss ac.i and. society people will
ssri Under the management
sF1rohman, Charles Burnham,
y prlanger and others the plans
Lifted until it is certain
4 fair next week VIII be tne
,ost successful, most gorgeous
y p's, Everything else possible.
~, and actress of Importance
esy' sS mart in the arrangements,
VssiaI performances have been
y fbe fund. and on Monday
y, he he given simultaneously
np ,hs United States, the pro-
. 'ey ~ 70 - the fund. In the course
sst the fund ought to be
~ more than million dol,
National California club will
y Nugget booth at the fair.
.1ss Spever. wife of the bank
1sye charge of several booths.
Ia actresses who will be seen
booths s are; Olga Nethersole,
4 'Anplin, Minnie DupIee, Va
.r,stt' Violet Black. MSe. Dal-
's,Iotta Nielsen, Ethel Barry"
PIanche Ring. Mabel Barrison,
'svss and ever so many more,
ss;i;ne for Europe, Mark klaw
4 fhnt the special performances
'est and west should start stimuli
a fbe starting time being three
Sr]ier here than on the Pacific
cssus 10 Present Medal.
, ,sesoutation of the medal to
a taft will be made by William
1a the dean OF the American
.rsssntation will take place in
1Yt Of Honor. which has been
a the reception of Mr.. Taft.
NE is the oldest among our
actors, having been on the
ithout a break for forty-seven
His first engagement was July
4 in Utica, n. Y, when AT the
Is years. he took the part of
NV in "The Daughter of the
1t''' an old.time melodrama that
up enthusiasm for the Union
fhe Civil war. In 1877 he en-
4 the famous partnership with
4 Stuart Robson. He is said
plRyed more leading roles than
me actor. Charles Burnhnm
Donnccd that he had received
for the coming Actors Fund
om The series of benefits which
E7langer, national chairman OF
LETT committee had inauguratcd
|out the country. 'It is the
amount that has ever been
Trough special performances +"
5s' CHARITY said Daniel k'roh
tesident Of the fund, when h'.
of The donation,
Wants Her Picture.
||rf three long sittings you find
& has painted the best portrait
b ever had done. don t you think
r|d dhnye the privilege Of buying
ourself?
Bafrymore does. Francis Wilson
and there is the rub.
d Wilson had persuaded Robert
b did much of the mural deco
" The library of congress IN
F{ou, to do the portrait If Miss
&uymore for his special exhibit
1ra OF prominent actresses at
|1R Actors Fund fair IN New
few days ago the portrait
he'd ED when Miss Barrymore
lea it she was delighted.
is really the best that has
done of me- she exclaimed.
have it,
Wilson held up his hand and
Negative.
fhy mott" she asked.
not on the market now. We
il for the fair.
" rust have it, the actress
actor was obdurate.
lady give $500 for it, she
Chngly. won't that do7n
1lson reflected a moment, and
lslled a few figures and dollar
tne edge Of a newspaper,
teld he, 1--WE will stick to the
plan and have a public draw
I have the same opportunity