The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-06


TIN" step mad" by Louis James last
season from Shakcspclr r. 10 Ibscu was
most al!da"l"us ono. Vet one that was
received with favor GOI, II revealed The
'tor who. for 50 many years, has been
idonudrd with Shakespeare, and who
disclosed tho fact that he was ae thor
ouEhiE IN harmony With the apostle OF
analysis as the bard Of assumption. This
season hc has returned Ia mis- frat love.
and announces rcNNals oI Shakespeare s
historical dramas. Henry VIII aud
The Merchant of Venice" repIete with
all pornp and rcgalty of his former pres
cntations. Louis James is thorough in
an no has done Tor many years. and
this seasons offering is In harmony with
his many excellent recent r"ViVals, some
Of which any actor might feel proud OF
fostering. Therefore. tho coming 10 tho
salt Lake Jhcatcr tonight of this cmi-
ucni actor Is hailed with more than
mere passing import. as his visits re
Gently hayc assumed The significance OF
an educational event, rs w"ll as an i'm
portaUt theatrical occurrence. His sup
porting company tS promised tn he "t
excellent reputation and is headed hN
that pleasing actress. Nphic James who
seasons. In 'DIeury VIII, tonight Mr..
James Win b. soon as Cardinal Wolscy,
and .tphic James rs Queen Khthrij",
Tomorrow night VIII Witness = pretcn-
tious production of tho ,.McrchanL of
Venice with Nj. james as Shvluck and
Aph." James as Portia. Tn" latter r,lIy
win also bc the Saturday matinee pro
duction,
''rne most varied and best bill of the
season. said confirmed Orph"umitc as
he l"ft the orph"um. Wednesday night.
AN" person who couldn't enjoy this
mountains for the winter" This ap-
pears {" hc ihc general verdict ON tho
presented at tho popular
house. Audiences. unusual in
size considering IL is the worst theatrical
week OF the year. arc in daily attend
anCc.
Madame Tclcsn Carrouo The worlds
greatest woman pianist. is coming To
Salt Lake, and VIII be heard :tt The Shu-
bert thcIter on Monday evening. Janu-
AIRY IL, OF her appearance In San, Fran
cisco. tbc Chronicle said. Would you
famous Hanover City hui here in San
Francisco. the wonderful legend OF The
Pied Piper of Hamcliu?' You would
have S"cn ii in all It's vivid setting had
you been one oil III" fortunate ones who
heard the weli-ngh Incompatible Car
rem" ut Christian Science hall yesterday
afternoon. Like tho eager fascinated
children of tho old German town did the
men and women follow this Spanish ma
slcIan They crowded around her. beg
sing for more nf hcr compelling witch
the mountain side shut fast thc chill
lrcu were l"tt on !hc outer SIDE still
under the spell OF the charmcr, yct
knowing. that for them The music hod
ceased. in "A way, forever
This morning at the Colonial thcatcr
there VIII be n crowd of mothers and
ittIe ones. from which number there will
Ia "rho Nireinian, which will be pre-
seHtcd at this playhouse all of next
week, beginning on sunday evening
From the number az calls BY telephone
VIII bc great many little ones 10
choose from.
The Mission thcatcr presents tonight
the finast bill! which has boon seen At
that popular playhouse since II opened
The patrons who felt disappointed over
. nights delay will have reason to re-
iolcc over the arrival OF the players who
make up the new bill. headed by the
Ernest Painter acrobattc troupe. '"rhe
Pantaloon and Skirt clever little
playlct by Uric Collins. Is another lead
ing attraction. 20 be given by Helen
Bcrcsford and company. Herald
Dick and .llicc McAvoy, which has
caused much favorable comment. while
Dorothy Dahl. with her comedy st,:Ev,
and steely aud Edwards, with some
funny musical stun. make up +, very
choicc bnI. The bill goes ON tonight for
aucc. T:2a: tho second show IL AT ais,
and the matinee win he each day al 9:30
At the Colonial capacity audiences
have witnessed that delightful musical
comedy The Girl at the Helm" with
BILLY Clifford and a splendid company.
II viii run the week. with a matinee
Saturday.
Polly Primrose. which is being pre-
scntnd ~ Tho Bungalow thcater this
week. is nlliu@ that popular playhouse
lj every performance. the Willard
Mack company IS presenting the play.
Tempest and Sunshine continues 10
draw GOOD audiences at tn" Grand the
atcr. TE" PLAY Will run Tho week with
q matiu"" saturday.
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