The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

night, the production ran an entire sea
son In New York and oycrthrew tho
play moved from the opening thcater to
another. Not go with '''rhe Chorus
Lady IL was forced successfully out
rick. thea!ers by previous bookings.
finally finding shelter Mt the IIackett
theatcr- and. stlll retaining its popularity.
c'stabllshcd the longest run OF any offer
ing on Broadway that season. But this
was only the beginning. Chicago called
for the play, and without the loss Of q
there. where II ran for four months TO
capacity during the hottest summer In
years. This record was followed by long
engagements in other cities until. when
Miss Stahl was compelled to seek brief
respite. the seasou was closed in Bos-
ton. The Chorus Lady having played
DiDety-four consecutive wccks TO record
bcrakins business everywhere.
Miss Stah and The Chorus Lady"
were sent TO the Pacific coast for q
cities, returning east when the star and
company sailed for London. Strange as
it may seem, The Chorus Lady
and the play ran for 100 nights at the
Vaudeville Comedy theatcr to capacity
business. while Miss stahI was hailed
everywhere as the American Bern
Made for laughing purposes only.
''Jakey, Mikey and key as produced by
the Allen Curtis company. is creating
many a laugh at the Shubert theater
| this week. Two overflow houses saw
the piece Sunday night Miss Maud
Beatty. the new leading woman. wa
seen to advantage in tho role OF Cleo
patra, an Egyptian mummy. Miss
! Beatty is handsome, wears some attract
I've gowns and sings we'll She prom
iycs to become fayoritc. Mr.. Chase as
pleascs. The fun centers AROUND the
Jc wish Irish German trio, ''Jakey. Mikcy
and lkey" admirably borno by Henry
Aucrbach. Charles Figg and Harry Bur-
| ham. Auerbach has become a strong
favoritc by bis earnest, consistent faith
appears spright In bright, new and APP
key will run until Saturday night. with
natinecs Wednesday and Saturday.
Max Fgmans success in the Edith Ellis
comcuy drama. Mary James Pa" was
so great last season. and tho demand for
return engagements so many. That John
This season; Mary James Pa" Is said
10 be the BEST vehicle AFR. Figman has
ever had The role OF Hiram Perkins.
who deserts his wife and family and
atterward returns like a modern Enocn
| Arden Is exactly fitted to his peculiar
style style OF acting: 1t is part that. while
appealing as the play goes on. His
scenes with little Mary Jane arc in
| tensely interesting. Mr.. EIgman will be
lhe attraction at the Colonial for fiye
nights commencing next Sunday.
The Fortune Hunter" with Fred
Nibio In the stellar role. comes to the
tSaIt Lake theater for II five nights en-
gagcment. beginning Tuesday evening
| october -, with matInccs on Wcdnns-
Gay and Saturday. The story is rather
unique; young man who has failed of
success In various undertakings is given
recipe How to Make Million SDoI
| lars' Hc follows directions and Is i'm a
iair way 10 succeed. when one OF Cupid's
arrows reaches the right spot and tho
| fortune hunter chooses love in prefer
ence to riches. The play abounds in
pure. clean. rolicking fun. and is en-
urely free from anything Objectionable.
OF all the musical events of the aut-
umn time the concert to be given next
Monday. q week from tonight. in the
Salt Lake theater. bids fair to eclipse
them all. Not only is the cause.-The
orphans home-ope which must and
VIII interest every one In the city bat
The programme. published yesterday
shows that the patrons are 10 be given
the worth OF their money. and more with
the three leading artists on the pro-
gramnlc.