The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-04

feeble in body and mind. dominated dur
ing his sane moments by the IDEAS OF the
sense of his own Importance, resent
ment against his two ungratefui children,
and love for the Cordella he haa
spurned. Mr.. Mantells genius is demon
strated In the manner in which he brings
out the finer shades OF meaning in lines
where single infection speaks volumes;
aS Yo for s here must shah 1f 90 8'and mad
Her voice was ever soft. gentle and
low" Ills support in general was OF
high order and emlnently satisfactory
ton of the work OF Marie Booth kus-
sell as Gonerll, Agnes Elliott Scott as
Regan, and Virginia Bronson as Cor
della. Guy Lindsey as the fool re-
celved much applause. demonstrat-
ing a versatility that proves him an
actor of unusual talent There were
and the great audience that packed the
theater departed subdued by the sad
ness of the final scene. but with rev9r--
ence for the genius OF the man that
This evening Mr.. Mantell Will present
Moor; Miss Russell. Desdemona; Mr..
Lleber, Iago, ard Miss, Scott rs Amilia
The stage version used Will be the one
used by Edwin Booth. with the same
omissions, elisions and cuts, mono OF
progress Of the action of the climax.
The characters OF clown in Dcsde-
mona's service and OF Blanca, Cassios
mistress. are left out. the clown Is not
therein Is made clear In the context.
The seat sale indicates the largest audi
ence thus far during the engagement,
all wanting to sec the last of the four
great tragedies written when Shakes
peare was at his best.
Six star acts. the picturegraph and
the Mission orchestra comprise the bill
1.-THE Thpgfer IDffSrpnf' this ryaSR
Arthur Deane and company present an
artistic singing act, The setting is that
OF an artists studio. Mr.. Deane was ap-
'parently laborlng under the discontinue
of severe cold but this did not mar
the quality OF his excellent baritone
voice. George F. Paine sings bass. VIII
liam Arnold tenor Miss Charlotte Bert
alto, Miss Flo Fitzgerald second So
prano and Miss Bernlce Bartlett soprano.
Each member OF the company possesses
an excellent voice, and in the aggregate
they render several selections in a most
harmonious and pleasing manner.
Delmore Lee, aerial performers, ap-
pear In a unique, sensational act that
caused the audience to catch Its breath
repeatedly Both performers are per-
feet specimens OF manhood and some OF
the difficult feats performed border on
the miraculous.
George II, Wood. burnt-cork knight OF
witticism. proves a veritable package of
fun. His monologuo and jokes are new
and are reeled off in a decidedly original
ana mlrtn- provoking manner.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. OBrien appear
in little talk fest, entitled "Doings OF
the Hour" In which their repartee and
social satire In song and conversation is
classy, and took we'll with their auditors.
The Brothers Damn are exceptionally
clever acrobats. The strength displayed
In their difficult feats is marvellous.
Harry. Gordan. In his impersonatlons Of
dances. made a hit with his clever ma
nipulation OF the clogs The show con-
tinues through the week with the usual
daily matinees.
when Knighthood Was in Flower" at
the Bungalow theater. has scored nota-
bic success and is highly pleasing to all
lovers OF good. clean drama, Miss
Mary Tudor. has a role that is dif-
ferent from anything she has done In this
city. To say that she was good would be
putting 1t very mildly, and the only way
this week at the cozy playhouse and
judge for yourself. Miss Leone receives
very good support by the other members
of the company. The play Will run this
week. with a matinee Saturday.
Samuel L. RorlSs musical extravaganza,
The III Il Land OF Nod Is proving a big
week The performance is bright and
tuneful. and the scenic and electrical eff
fects are massive and beautiful The
comedians, Nell McNell as April Fool,
p. D. Coe as Welsh Rarebit and George
Fox as Man In the Moon furnish no
small amount OF fun, their comedy being
responsible in no little degree for the sue
cess OF the attraction. a feature OF "The
Land of Nod calling for especial praise,
Is the large and handsomely costumed
chorus.
Clear your stage" Is the order sent
out ahead of George Barr McCutcheon's
Beverly OF Graustark," which is to be
seen here next week. The company car
ries every article OF furniture. property
and complete scenic producton-not an
article of any nature being supplied by
the theater. There are four acts each
requiring special setting, and two wag-
on-loads OF furniture and crates.
With the Sunday matinee. the Road
Show will occupy the Orpheum boards