The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
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Is to Go Upon the Road

tricia will be hers. Unknown to Miss
Lesser, Miss Stahl has confded TO
friends IRE a;,sh that the last performance that
Miss Lesser Jump in and play one Of
the acts, and she will take Miss Less.
er's part of Millie sulzer
Donald Brian Welded.
Donald Brian, who finally marries
musical comedy, has been really mar
ried in real life to Mrs. Charles II.
Pope, formerly Miss Florence Meagher
Gleason. They will live at 40 South
Washington Square, New York. One
of the wedding gifts was huge floral
horseshoe from "The Dollar Princess
Company" on which was inscribed in
forget me nots, the words cloves a
Race" the title of Mr.. Brian g principal
song, which he sings as Freddy Smythe
in the piece, Mrs. Pope's brother, 10.
sch j. Gleason, recently married Mar
lorie Wood of William Golfers GA
Lucky Star" company The Gleasons,
organization by business ties. are rap
idly marrying into it. When he was /
married a week ago he cabled to Charles /
Frohman: Gam married; please release !
me for honeymoon.
A negative reply came back, so the |
pluUHu duu are 10 make :
the trip in the summer. Both are ac- 4,
complished hunters and fishers, and they
promise to bring back some record game
to Broadway.
Lillian Russell has been having
very busy time of it trying to get her
picture IN niche in the Iowa hall of
fame She was invited to contribute
canvas of her features and readily
consented, as she was born in Iowa,
where che was christened Helen Leon
ard. Miss Russell first saw the light Of
day in Clinton in 1s-beg pardon. The
Iowa Historical society met a for
midable snag in objections filed by the
Women g Christian Temperance union
The ". c. T. u. rose up in wrath at
thoughts of Lillian Russell g picture
hanging alongside OF the pioneers who
| fought Indians and bad men in the
frontier days.
Martin Beck, who is promoting an in
ternational vaudeville circuit, Is in Lon
don furthering his plans, Alfred Butt
Of London is the English representative.
The plan is to exchange American and
months of the year. The American part
of the circuit would stretch from coast
to coast and the continental part would
| include the principal cities of Great
Britain and Europe.
The departure of Harry Lauder early
this month has brought out the interest
ing information that he is perhaps the
only millionaire player upon the stage.
Lauder IS always booked up to the hilt
either in Europe and America, and his
salary ranges from $4,000 to $4,000 a
week. Being Scotch and thrifty he has
saved well. It would be rattling the
skeleton to recall that he started life
as coal miner.
'tSpot Lights
Mcintyre & Heath, who are now play
/ ing on the Pacific coast, III their sue
cessful musical comedy, 'fIn Haytl,"
Reno In March. The new house is one
Of the most beautiful theaters west Of
the Missouri river. No expense has
been spared in arranging for the COM
forts both of the audience and the
players.
FRITZ Scheff, who has signed a three
year contract with the Shuberts, will
make her first appearance under the
new management at the Casino in this
particularly averse TO playing outside OF
New York, but, after an engagement in
the fall, it will be back to the provinces
for her.
''The Lady from Lobster Square," a
French farce, will be seen in New York
next month. The initial performance
, will be given in Atlantic City on
|, March 81.
Adeline Boyer, who went to Europe
exploit some new Hebrew dances which
she picked up abroad.
VIII j. O'Hearn. who is appearing in
GA Romance OF Killarney will start
western tour from Winnipeg ON
March 27