The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

ment some time in March. This reper-
TORE VIII consist entirely Of plays in
which Nine. Nazimova has not been
seen heretofore in New York, including
"Lady Ingre Of Ostrat." and S%9TTbe
Sniztler; can Ideal Wife, by Marco
Prago, and "The Sea Gull" by Anton
Tchekhoff
''sister Beatrice"
The members of the New Theater
company are deep In the rehearsals Of
"Sister Beatrice" the Maurice Mae
terllnck play which is to receive it's
premier on the night of March IA. This
IS the drama With music in which Edith
Wynne Matthison will make her debut
as member of the organization. In
connection with ''Sister Beatrice, the
fourth act OF Ibsen's "Brandth will
be presented. This scene epitomizes
the entire play, and is frequently gwen
as forepiece to dramatic productions. I
1t has, however, never been presented
on this side of the Atlantic A great
deal cf interest attaches to it.
Honors Her Relative.
Maxine Elliott gave a special matineel
Of ''The Inferior'SeS' at Days thea
ter in order that her brother
performance. Forbes Robertson, by the,
way, will play the five hundredth per-
Torrance Of "The Passing Of the Third
Floor Back on March T.
Hear Baying Real Hounds.
on the realism Of the first act Of ffThel
Niger" in which bloodhounds are
heard in pursuit Of fleeing negro.
AS matter Of fact the audience real
" hears tho baying of Knoxcraft and
Belle, two Of the most famous blood
hounds in the world. They are owned
by DR.. Knox Of Danbury, Conn, and
perial Bloodhound Kennels. When the
New Theater wished to reproduce on.
the stage the sound of hounds bark,
ing on the trail, they sent expert phono-.
graph men to Danbury where Knox.
craft and Belle were induced to cry
on the trail of fox, Nothing more,
realistic could be imagined.
In the Spot Light.
Raymond Hitchcock, Cohnn star.
who is appearing in "Tho Man Who
Owns Broadway has leased the Chi
nese theater in Dovers street IN tho
heart of Chinatown and will produce
Chinese dramas, although the name OF
the playhouse has been changed to
L D0 I1llCugUCA 1ueulcI, L ut Hldy
running now is "Si Foon Kick
Chung" Mr.. Hitchcock has not been
able to have the title interpreted yet
80 he doesn't know whether he is ia
thering musical comedy or a melo
drama
Dazie, the famous dancer, will come
east next week after her New Orleans
engagement, where she finished UP to-
II Amour de I'Artist.'' The panto-
mime was well liked in the middle west
and the Southern manager offered
quite an inducement to get the dancer
to Jump from Cincinnati to New Or
leans for a single weeks playing.
On Monday Otis Skinner will bring
to an end his engagement in "Your
| Humble Servant at the Garrlck thea
ter and will enter upon a tour which
will take him to the Pacific coast
| On Wednesday, March 9, Hattie Will
Jams will follow Mr.. Skinner at the
Garrick in her new farce .'The Girl He
Couldn't Leave Behind Him." adapted
from the German by Sydney.
Miss Grace George is rehearsing in
new play by Thompson Buchanan,
called "Making People Happy" It
was Mr.. Buchanan who wrote ga
Woman g Way" for this star. The
Grace George company, by the way,
is worth referring to. 1t is composed.
exclusively Of married couples and the
business managers name is Love.
George Ade is at Palm Beach en-
paped upon new musical comedy
which will be produced IN New York
next season. No name has been found
! for it yet.