The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05

bishop may. ana lhe Nolu vt NlSuohi
permits.
! praise cannot he bestowed upon Miss AZ
nas Elliott Scott. whose work as Emilia,
wife o[ Iaco. Was more than well done.
! and demonstrated that sh" Is An actress
OF more than ordinary ability
The portraiturc OF Iaco as given oy Mr..
! i.eih"r Was also u splendid ono. He and
Miss Scott shared houorS with Nr. Man
tell and Miss Booth, and that the big
, audience recognized ability WAS demon
strated by tho numerous curtain calls.
The stage investwc, Hike mat in the
! other plays. Wns most beautiful.
This afternoon at the matinee Mr..
Man,cll will present as You Like IT,"
sell as Rosalnd. Tonight tho engage
| mcut viii close. when that remarkable
tragedy king Richard NJ. will he the
play. With Mr. Manicll as Richard and
Miss Russell as Elizabeth. l, will round
| out n week OF classic drama such as Salt
Lake has never before witnessed.
! In connection with tho appearance Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. MantelI miss RussclD. it
( might bc said that Miss Russell finds
| great pleasure. and incidentally, good
health in the pursuit OF cauestrianism.
! - particularly fond Of horses. For years
! She has devoted whatever time the exact
| ing duties OF the Shakcspcarcan drama
leave to her. to horseback riding. and
has become extremely proficient in tho
! management OF even the most spirited
Stccds. Miss Russell never selects "thc
/ old family horse but chooses spirited
mounts which can cover ground swiftly
and which require close attention. She
has acquired q famous saddle marc. the
! Slfi Of distinguished government Off
! cial of Canada. which she is now import
! Ing into the United states. This animal
she is preparing TO send TO her home at
| Atlantic Highlands. y. j. Tho mare is
| of thoroughbred stock and IS descended
! from Il noted line OF race horses which
came originally from licntuclly Ccic-
bIatinS h"r great success as Juliet i'm
Romeo and Juliet Miss Russell has
named her mount Juliet. Juliet is we'll
broken. having all the GaIts that a sad
The rein of Miss Russell performs mum
hcr of 'circus stunts" Juliet VIII l5nceI
~ the word OF command. and will re-
mann on her knees as II in prayer: VIII
lie down and roll over stand on her hind
legs. and perform other fcnts seen orGi-
n1rly only under canvas
Miss Russell does not believe in the
old fashioned style Of saddle. but rides
as,ride instead Il am very fond OF
horseback riding. said Miss Russell
Friday evening. because IL is n most
hcnlthful and at The same time the most
enjoyable Of exercises. 1T takes one out
into the fresh air and sunshine, and most
women are promo to lo about the house
and get too little of both. II invisoratcs
the system far better than either motor
ing on driving Every muscle OF the
body Is brought into play and benefited
by II,
NO exercise is easy unless the mind
Is kept busy. and In horsemanship It is
loi lH' Tlbtl IlaS "A mental pleasure Ill
watching the equine beauties OF her
mount and a physical one sensing tho
play OF its muscles. There is friendly
communion between horse and rider i'll
which the woman absorbs much OF the
strength and vitality OF the animal
through the contact with II.
Riding quIckens the action OF the
heart and stimulates the operation OF the
other vital organs. TC every woman were
10 treat herself To daily ride, the man-
ufacturers Of digestive aids would be
Il p. M
become broader and deeper the circula-
ton is moro rapid and the complexion
too. Is aided by inducing a frecr pcrspira-
tion.
Gross saddle or astridc riding is the
only safe. comfortable and humane way
for women as we'll for incn. Thcre is
little comparative danger Of being
thrown. especially with the latest inycn-
ton In sHfcty siirrups. which release the
loot instantly upon relaxation of the
natural pressure There is not the dan
ger pf hurting the animal so tightly
cinchcd as Ia insure safety against the
slipping of the girth. All the fashionable
iidins masters of America and Europe
ever they are permitted to do So
This afternoon and evening tho final
performances VIII be given OF this week 3
Orpbeum bill. beginning tomorrow aft
crnoon the road show Will hold the boards
Ton week.
i'n ldp p''IcT t'ke Nne youngsters 10
SEQ Tho Land OF Nod at the Colonial
thcat"r today or tonight and no doubt
YOU VIII enjoy IT much Is they do
Ihcrc w"rc many unclcs and papaS at
this popular playhouse Friday night who
concluded That the little folk should see
tho dream play, The fantasy uf dream
land-thc visions OF little Bonnie who
encounters tho Sandman. tho Weather
man. th" King nt Hearts. and the Man
In the Moon aud other wonderful croa-
5ures OF SlumbcTiand-tS a fine entertain
ucut Tor children from six to sixty. The
:hoN rs Nhoic j. better than ever aud
the Introduction Of several new features.
among which are The Billikcn Man aud
u. ID. toc : musical SpcCialti"s arc the
hits Of the performance, There will be
"a matinee this afternoon
The promise of Manager Clark Of the
Mission ihoatcr that this weeks bin
would he little hit the hest that tho
house has vet offered has been fulfilled
u ono might judge from the applause
which every act received from two bi-
audiences Friday night. There will be a !
matinee today
There seems TO be an unusual demand
Tor feats for tho coming engagement of |
',"org" Barr McCutrhCons beverly Of
Graustark at the Colonial next week. |
and everything points To capacity bust
ness for this attraction.
~ The Grand this afternoon and TO- |
night VIII be- tho last opportunity 10 soc |
the Girl Engineer" as the engagement |
closes tonight
Packed houses cuntinu" to greet tho |
play At tho Bungalow. Whom KNIGHT |
hood Was In Flower" There viii bo q |
matinee this afternoon