Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

principals are too well known in salt
Lake TO need Introduction and so IL
their uondescript dog, "Spareribs."
When they last appeared mere they
were giving this same playlet. "F'a-
gan's Decision"
James Harrigan. the tramp iuggler.
seems To- go on like the proverbial
brook. For years ne has been a
tavorite and welcome attraction In the
west. with the style of entertain
mcut which he originated.
Mildred Morris, q gifted daughter
OF the late Felix Morris, will present.
with the assistance OF "a clever COM
pauy the latest comedy OF Albert
Dowles The Making Of "a Man" In
which Miss Morris IS given one % tho
boy parts similar TO those in which
she achieved her earlier successes.
Pauline Moran Will present as her
offering a comedy monologue and a
list OF soon songs. in the singing OF
which she has few equals.
kruneman brothers are aCrobatic
comedians with a startling line OF new
business
Cook and stevens have skirt call
ed NO Check-ce, No Wash-ee." I'm
which are depicted the humorous ad-
ventures Of a cullud gem-man with
one shirt
New orchestral selections and new
kinodrome pictures complete the bill
THE GREAT DIVIDE" AT THE
COLONIAL.
an next week the colonial will be
dark though "Brewstcr's Millions" has
stiIl two more evenings TO run. Opening
on Monday the 2lst. we are 20 have
"a return visit from the great Ameri-
can drama, 'ThC Great Divide" rem
i.
OF players OF course. without Mr. Mil
Ter himss d. The strength of this great
drama d. well remembered and without
doubt 10 viii have "a strong greeting
al the Colonial week after next.
"DIVORCoNs" AND MISS LEONE.
Miss Leone viii assume tho burdens
OF next week at the Bungalow ln the
comedy made famous by Grace George.
Sardou'- "Divorcous." which rs the
French FOR Let us be- divorced"
The story tells OF young wife. Cy-
prieune Des Pruuelles. who discomfort
cd with her unromantlc husband.
whites away her time. innoceuuy. OF
course. with "a juvenile fop OF cou-
SIM Her husband is Indignant threat
ems to Kin the cousin and punish the
wife. but on second thought. decides
tp pretend that he shares his wlfe's
Nl"I ''AANN'NNA 7f.IINNN ANl NiAf COUSIN ana
delivers Cypricnno over 60 him. Find
ing there is no further necessity for
mystery and couccalmcnt they lose in
/ terest iu each other and she begins to
realize the deficiencies Of her admirer
/ Tho husband folgns Indifference
which arouses the wife's latent love
AMI jealousy She persuades him TO
take her 90 "a fashionable cafe Tor a
farewell dinner. They, however are
4 a..
the disappointed cousin and IN the end
Des Prunelles having succeeded In
making the young lover appear
thoroughly ridiculous I'm Cyprionne's
eyes, lasting reconciliation follows
Miss M8udC Leone viii have fine
opportunity as Cyurionne The part OF
the husband win give MT Noel rrav-
cre, one Of the new members OF the
company a chance 90 show his ability.
Mr. Elmer Booth viii DE assigned to
tho role Of tho cousin. while Mr.. KEN
ucdy viii be the funny French waiter
the role that made Max Freeman IA
NOUS.
THE MISSIONS NEXT BILL.
Now that the railroad situation has
cleared up. the Mission theater win go
back TO first principles again, and next
Thursday evening viii resume It's pres
cutttion NJ new acts. The first viii be
that of the famous diving Venus. Miss
Nord. who does her act in huge Is
ton water tank whose Sides are glass.
so that an her graceful swimming
moves can be seen. Miss Nord also
gives talks On women on physical Gull
turo. Another feature viii De- the four
dancing girls. a quartet which has made
INT elsewhere, Frank Mapkey. "the
king OF the banjo" the four Melanies:
j. e.. Tremayne IN the one-act play.
"Thc Girl of the Times" the Mission
orchestra and new moving pictures
make up one OF the strongest bills