The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-16

At the orpheum Willard Mack's play,
Gods Country" one of the prettiest
of all western plays, a play that Is not
overdrawn. play that Is true TO life, d
play wherein the characters portrayed
are the kind Of people that builded MP
this great western empire In which we
live, is filling the house AT every per-
formance. The cast is a splendid one.
No prettIer girl can be found that Pinto
Crockett (Mrs, Mack), Her portrayal OF
the character is ideal Mr. Mack as Bill
Rugsles is likewise an ideal character
All the other characters are admirably
cast. You should see Goods Country"
you live In II. But you should see
II as Willard Mack has painted 1t In a
play. Gods Country will run the week
with d matinee Saturday.
Victoria Bateman, who was u member
OF the old Grand Theater Stock company
with Harry Corson Clark, Madge Carr
Cook and others, will begin season In
stock at the Grand theater opening on
Saturday evening In Caprice Many Of
the members of the old Bungalow stock
company will appear with Miss Bateman,
including Mr. Travers, Mr.. Layton, Miss
George A. Cleveland, who plays the role
which made Howard Kyle famous,
Since leaving Salt Lake Miss Batcman
has played In stock in Pittsburg Newark
New York City. Keith & Proctor stock
and ST. Louis doing the Henrietta Cross
man, Amelia Bingham and Virginia Har-
ned plays. Miss Bateman was also with
the Alcazar theater I'm San Francisco
Miss Bateman suffered the loss OF her
entire wardrobe in fire at st. Louis In
the Planters hotel, and was laid up for
nearly two years. due TO injuries re-
ceived in that fire.
Miss Bateman has during her career
upon tho stage memorized 100000 words
Is 900 more than In Webster's dictionary
and could at a moments notice play the
principal female role Of nearly all the
popular plays, Old friends Of the actress
Will no doubt give her a more than COR
dial welcome when she reappears on Sun
day evening.
Will be up to the patrons of the Mission
to decide which OF the acts of the bill
which opens for a weeks engagement this
afternoon is the headliner. The original
sketch. 'Frecklcs.' as presented by Anne
Blancke and company, has been declared
by critics OF other cities as being the
best thing OF It's kind offered in vaude-
VILE In years. In other cities the act OF
Nadje has been the favorte, Again In
many cities Guise, in delightful vocal
mum bcrs, has been voted the big number
OF the vaudeville In which Guse has ap-
peared, A little over year ago. when
ne appeared last in this city Frank Whit
man was voted the headliner OF the bill
In more than one city In which they
have appeared the Marvel Duo have been
voted the best act on the bills. The
management OF the Mission will leave the
matter OF deciding which is the best act
UP to the many patrons Of the house.
Vaudeville and motion pictures are cer-
tainly making a hit at the Shubert the
ater. for the place has been jammed
with people at every performance during
the warm evenings. There is not a dull
moment during the whole performance.
Miss Lillian Sutherland. the soubrette
OF the Allen Curtis Musical Comedy COM
pany, which will open the Daniels the
ater here on Saturday has just COM
pleted an engagement OF fourteen weeks
at the Bismarck cafe in San Francisco, q
record at that popular resort.
That childish romance is always at
tractive is being shown from the atten-
tion with which one of the motion pic
lures at the Luna theater this week Is
followed by the audience. over the
Garden Wall concerns the old old story
OF the uniting OF two onc-t time lovers
through the instrumcntality OF two small
sweethearts who discover each other
over the garden WALL
At the Casino this weeks bill is among
the best seen at that popular playhouse.
There are daily matinees