The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27

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what became Of the stockings which
Maggie Wyhe is always knitting in
"What Every Woman Knows Did
| they 90 TO charity, or what7 This
| interesting question had never occurred
to the management aud it began an
investigation. with the result that it
answered the inquiry by saying that
| only Miss Adams knew, and she de-
clincd to tell. There is, however,
suspicion abroad that the property man
unrayels them after each performance,
so that there really never has been
pair finished But it is only a suspicion.
The question; therefore, still stands;
''What does become of them?"
Lays Blame on q Hat,
Alice Dovey lays all the blame on
a peach basket hat. Recently, when in
Boston, she, accompanied by her col
ored maid and wearing the hat in
question: large, squat, much trimmed
affalr-set out in quest of a nice. quiet,
family hotel, where she could get two
rooms and bath without spending her
entire salary for same. "We spent
all day looking she said, "but Just
rs the sun was going down we came to
he loveliest.looking place imaginable.
1t was wide and vine.covered and had
a bcautifullv-cared-for lawn. Every
thing about it seemed honey and com
Portable, and as I went up the steps
] was thinking what an ideal place
1T would be TO sleep in.
We were met at the door by n
hatchet"faced lady. who looked first at
Bedelia and then at my hat She said,
WellY' opening and shutting her mouth
like pair of scissors,
81 told her what ] wanted and she
led The way across the hall to where
an old man with flowing gray beard
stood looking out of the window
Some one to see you,'' she said TO
him, and turning her back, walked
away, her low heels striking sharply
on the floor
The man turned and looked at me.
Then he looked Mt Bedelia. 'Wen?'' he
asked, IN much the same manner the
woman had Again I told my modest
wants. He looked at the hat for long
time without answering me- Then he
said:
:, And what, may ] ask, do YOU do7'
am an actress, ! said.
what' he repeated. told him
again.
You are on the stage7' he asked
me III horrifed tones. You mean to
tell me that You are one of those play
actor DersGns?'
YOU that / am perfectly quiet and re-
spectacle and will make you no trouble
whatever. Bedelia here, she' my maid.
l want, -
" 'Yes. 7 have said the old man
with deadly emphasis. 'but il is NOT
tor YOU ] want YOU to understand that
keep a respectable house. Why, do
you realize that if YOU came here vou
would have to eat in the same room
with my other guests? -
''The Dollar Princess
''The Dollar Princess was one of
the first of Charles Frohman s produc-
tions IN the autumn of 1909 II achieved
an immediate metropolitan success. and
has played to capacity houses ever
since, enjoying one of the most remark
able runs ever known in New York On
March u the two hundredth perform.
ance at The knickerbocker theater was
played to capacity house sold out |
early in the preceding week 'sThe |
Dollar Princess Waltz the CLANS and |
Gretel' music, the "Truly RuraI'' |
song and a halfd other "Dollar |
Princess favorite numbers are played |
and sung and whistled all over the |
civilized world. Donald Brian, Vali |
Valli, Adrienne Angarde. f. !. Con.
molly. Will West and F. Pope Stamper
are among the stars Of the remarkable |
cast which has helped to interpret
and render this tuneful opera,
Meaning Of "Chantecler.
NJ Rostand has at last condescended
to give an explanation. expressly for
popular usage. of his idea of the mean
ing of 'Chantecler. fEIt is" he
says, ga drama of human effort, Crap
ping with life. Chantecler is man,
confident in his work and refusing TO
let anything prevent him from accom-
plishing it Chantecler meets the hen
pheasant, which is the love Of the mod
ern woman-emancipate and indepen-
dent, domineerjpg and Jealous Of man s
seeks to eDslave man in her
entire affections, who submits only when
she is dominated and tanned and per
haps cherished secret hope for re.
venge.
"The dog is the philosopher, the
good fellow ready to serve.
"The blackbird is very Partisan. a
quizzer of frogs, q chatterer
"The guinea hen is the incarnation
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