The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-05

Maude Adams and her company will
take possession of the stage OF the Salt
Lake theater tonight, when the actress,
who Is the most popular player on the
stage in this country. will be seen in
J, NJ. Barrie's comedy, what Every
Woman Knows" The engagement OF
Miss Adams is one that is always looked
forward to with much pleasure. This is
proved by the desire to seeher and fur
ther evidenced by the rush to secure seats
for her appearance In advance Of her
coming. Miss Adams has. in her latest
of her career. The role that the Scotch
dramatist drew for her Is one that calls
for all OF that charm which she has in
such abundance. and 1t serves to show
apparently without effort, the sympathies
OF her audience and then holds them 10
the end with touch which. while deli
cate, could not be more firm. Her por-
trayal Of the little Scotch woman who
sets out to aid her husband In becoming
a big figure In the world has strength
gocrs throughout the country. what
Every Woman Knows Is In four acts.
and opens In the home OF a Scotch family
consisting OF three brothers and their
an election scene In Glasgow, the third
is laid in London, and the fourth In a
country cottage. When the curtain rises
this evening It Will disclose 10 the actress
a house filled in every part.
"Heartsease.' one of the best romantic
dramas ever written, has been given an
elaborate production at the Daniels this
week. where the MackLeone company is
doing an excellent business. Mr., Mack
is seen as Eric Temple and gives superb
performance, Miss Leone makes ruch Of
handsome in the court wig and costume
OF the period, Next week the company
will offer "The Morals Of Marcus" There
Will be a matinee OF "Heartsease' on
Saturday.
Several new musical numbers have
been added to the widow Jones" In
which Dorothy Morton is being starred
nlent will close with the popular Satur-
day matinee and evening performance.
A study in psychology such as has
never been offered in this city before js
promised as the big feature Of the new
bill which will open at the Mission this
afternoon. This act has created a scnsa
tion In the principal cities OF Europe and
the United States. II has been seen and
investigated by hundreds of the best sci
entists and noted medical men of two
con tinents. but yet remains to be eX
planned
A wire was received by Roger W.
Powers yesterday afternoon which sta ted
as follows: Powers obliged TO abandon
trip: seriously Ill. Address Boston" AS
have taken place at Barratt hall next
Tuesday evening is cancelled. II seems
that Mr.. Powers was taken suddenly i'll
while in Texas and was forced to return
Immediately to Boston.
THE Red Mill" comic opera by
Henry Blossom and Victor Herbert with
a score OF big singing numbers. the quaint
Dutch kiddies. and all the other elements
which made IL a great success, will be
the offering at the Colonial next week.
starting Sunday evening.
The excellent vaudeville and motion
picture bill at the Shubert theater con-
tnues to draw large crowds. and tho
entertainment is making good with the
audiences, The humorous sketch "The
Midnight Express" by Hill and Blair
could easily be classed as the headliner
although the comedy bike manipulations
of Careless Curt drew round after round
of nDrilanSa