Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-19
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Theater-''The Chorus Lady" VITA
clever Rose Stahl In tho title rolo. Is
apparently as popular as over Judging
from the audiences at tho Theater. The
production runs all week with the GUS
tomary matlnees.
The Fortune Huntcr-"The Fortune
Hunter." bright, clean American COM
edy. by Winchell Smith, viii be the Of
ferring of Messrs. Cohen and Harris Mt
the Salt Lake Theater for five nights,
beginning Tuesday evening, Oct. 25.
with matlnees on Wednesday and Sat-
urday. 1t Is said TO be breczily acted
by an excellent company headed by
Fred Niblo. and including Alma Bel
win. Frank Bacon. j. Il. Mlltern, Phil.
Bishop. Frank Boumon, Fred Gibbs,
Iento Fulwell. Reginia Connolly and
many others. Fred Nib!o characterizes
the role OF Nat Duncan, a serious in
dividua. who all unconsciously carries
the airs and graces of Broadway into
Rndvlie. Pa. THE Fortune Hunter"
one of the successes dramatically. and
from the box office point OF view. OF
the season. is n rndication OF public
taste II Is a sermon preached by
subtle humorist In THE Fortune HIM
ter" Nathaniel Duncan reared and ed
ucated In luxury. reaches the end of
his belief In himself. when after five
years of being compelled TO work for a
livelihood, he acknowledges that he is
failure in everything he has at
tempted. In his desperation he ac-
ccptsthe scheme for marrying a fortune
under the rules set down by his friend.
and goes to n country town to work
them out. Here he finds the poor old
druggist, discovers that he Is more
helpless than Duncan ever WINS, and in
the assumption of the old mans troub-
les. his own latent abilities are dcpel-
oped and from failure in life Dun
can carves out success and compe-
tence by his own efforts. The drug
gist's assertion that the boy has great
business ability" puts Duncan on his
mettle. and he goes forward first. be-
cause he likes the work. and later, be-
cause he loses his pessimism and be-
licves in himself. 1t shows that every
business man has some latent ability
IN business lines, which, II ne will but
discover it. will lead to happiness and
prosperity.
Orpheunf-Big audiences are enjoy
ing the bill at the Orpheum this week.
The entertainment Is especially strong
on musical numbers while the comedy
turns are somewhat above the aver
age.
Coloninl-The Colonial is dark this
week. but next week Max Figman in
Mary James Pa" will be the feature.
Garricls-"The Barrier" nigh
class melodrama, is the offering at the
Garrick this week by the Ingersoll
stock company. Each member Is hap
PLY cast with tho result that a very
even and Interesting production Is the
result
Shubcrt-"Jakey. Mickey and key"
n musical melange presented by the
Curtis Musical Comedy company, Is
drawing heavily at the Shubert this
week.
Florence Picture Housewife Luna.
Isis and Elite. the, three popular Flor
ence motion picture houses are doing
great business this week.
Benefit Conccrt-The concert In aid
of the Orphans Home and Day Nursery
will be held Monday evening next. In
the Salt Lake Theater. when Misses Sy-
bella Clayton and Hnrtense Kimbal
will appear in public for the last time
preceding their departure for Europe
That their many friends are awaiting
themselves of tho opportunity is YER!
manifest from the fact that the house
is about sold out already. So there
will be a large and appreciative audi
ence waiting to greet the ladies' and
Willard Weihe when the curtain rises.
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