The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
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re Nv bo enabled to shut down
PIC, =, ,;rstes" who pester them
lre These are the public of
assss ,bink they have u right to
y ph hs has had TO give up as
y osO free tickets in a week to
asS asSS.;ols NJ One walked into his
cui, u;obi recently with his. wife,
0m Ode children and two sons'in-law
frss passes.
viii Go to the Trust.
!. ueeks of arduous rehearsals
z ,sny of sixty members engaged
n IN Victor Herbert IS new
'"sveet s Sixteen - has been dis
Lew Fields undoubtedly will
! ,;s rights thereto. The musical
N he transferred to the other
:, W. The theatrical fence. Herbert
sbIsd the company and conduct
,,Searsal for a manager who said
1s,ted TO sign a contract for the
,;srs SsSweet Sixteen has
d ss,sd among the Shubert attrac,
~ m many months, The immediate
II }be postponement is believed
4 he illness of Mr.. Fields, which
Ne It necessary for him to aban-
n activity for the present. The
OF Mr.. Herbert IS opera.
sNty Marietta" has made
market for his works. and those
j. with "Sweet Sixteen declare
4, daintlness and tunefulness the
caished composer has surpassed
Der efforts.
As to Playwrights.
.,lty Frenchmau once said nearly
4 inerican can do one of two
namely. run a newspaper or
A hotel, although he may have
n everything else. 1t seems that
X large percentage Of men and
in this country believe they can
plays, Read this plaint of a
|htal manager: q have read by
tsnt men something like four
Ina fve hnndfed unsolicited plays.
| 4 that number ! have secured just
A for production. One was slight
kritten and Just barely escaped
\; the other lived two weeks. I
/ think it is ridiculous to spend
bsh time reading scripts, but m
4 the great American play may
|in from Oshkosh or Great Falls
q typewriter form and be passed
Joins Actors Union,
union between the White
the great vaudeville protective
6ution. and the Actors union.
4 weeks. ago / stated had been ar.
!. is now an accomplished official
All the big vaudeville artists are
'rs of the White Rats - whose
|snhip is about $500.
Ban on Spectators.
ticket sellers at the Metropolitan
house are under instructions not
\ to spectators. Recognized as 4
(hior in the long line of people
q 10 buy tickets. Max Wolf was
Y tickets and asked to leave the
=. He refused 10 do so, Special
! Cox then tried to put him out
e resisted The officer arrested
'ed took him TO court on a charge
hfdcrly conduct and be was fined.
Living Christmas Tree.
H Dressler. whose wonderfully
Fful engagement in ''Tillie s
eire F" began at The Herald Square
list Saturday evening, is going
bcr entire company a Christ
.rtv at her beautiful home III
"a. VT. The company is to lay
week before Christmas. The
ktion of the week Of recreation
= the celebration on Christmas
|ed the unique feature of it will
living Christmas tree,
An American Operatta,
hundred writers have already
the Shubert IS $1,000 prize con
|btten up TO bring out an Amerl.
tsretts of the same type as
imo Troubadour,' being pre-.
at the Lyric tbeater. Authors
bmposers have written in from
all over the United States to an.
Il their intention of entering the
aud several completed manu-
have already been submitted.
Theater at Asbury Park.
Enry park, once famous as resort
Fhglous people, is to have a thea
ground owned by the local All.
PES Ten years ago the mere sug
2 Of theater there would have
an outcry in The religious world
e d published notice soliciting
ior the privilege. Sealed bids
aslng plot of ground 100 feet BY
|eel on the beach Of AsburY park
ior a term of ten wears for the
pa OF tbeatcr viii be received
includes the exclusive theatei
sge or the beach. The right i:
q TO reject any or all bids. Ad
sub!ic Grounds Commission. I,
Airship Craze.
airship craze has struck tho
n A new and remarkable stag'
ane has lust been introduced int
'ame from Milwaukee at TIT
This aeroplane is used iD con
v with musical number SUM-
eslc Rowland and Martin Brown
e. There S an Acroplano Al
lou. The aeroplane present
Wppearance OF a real airship Gid
trough the clouds. II is n "bi
stage from side TO side, ap
Ivy about to fly over the audience
carriage Of the aefoplane. whicl
up and down as if actually n.y.
s seated Mr. Brown and Mis-
sna; The cloud effect obtained b.
al apparatus completes tho il
About 1.-The City
We are being sent out by 9TH
n which CLYDE Fitch left bu
~ OF the play finished, and tha
~ az was written bv another
E EpS@e OF the play is "The City.
pEe had the manuscript fnishe,
We left on his fatefuI trip T.
~ he had gone over the entir
- rHn Ohm Emerson. In a lettc
~ while in Europe to Archie Bel
sS9: Mr. Fitch said: 81 can hard