The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-06

esteem is crushed at a blow, And at the
last he laughs, for the first time In his
life, and rolls into the arms OF the happy
Maggie. whose work is at last real sue
cess. He laughs when Maggie says;
THE thing that every woman knows
the nib OF Adam. Nay. nay; she was
made from his funny-bone."
The company that is with Maude
Adams Is splendid one; It could ,anoS hoT
John Shand. His portrayal OF the role
could not be excelled. There were those
in the audience who knew 'Dick' Ben
nett when he was q baby; they watched
his career when a lad when n boy. when
a man. And they were proud on Thurs
day night OF their Hoosier boy and OF
the distinction that he has achieved as
Then there was F'roliott Paget. who.
as the Comtesse De La Brlere. was ad-
mirable: while r Peyton Carter. David
Terrence and Fred Tyler, as brothers of
Maggie, and Lumsden Hare, as Mr.
Venables. and Ldllias Waldegrave, In
their roles were all moro than well as
signed.
Maude Adams will give a special matt
nee this afternoon for the benefit of the
Orphans home. She Will also appear To-
night, tomorrow night and Saturday
matinee. While the lower floor and first
balcony are sold out, there are still good
seats 10 be had in the second balcony
and the gallery.
lIeTe was Il 1HNlllN TetnlOn 1T tHS
home OF Maude Adams's mother, 9O9
South Ninth East street, on Thursday.
Three generations We're present-Mrs.
Julia a. Adams, 81 years of age; her
daughter, Mrs. Asaneth Anna Adams
EIiskadden; her daughter. Maude Adams.
There were a number of other relatives
present and q, number or pictures were
taken. Miss Adams and the members OF
her company are at tho knutsford.
'Heartsease" has proven to be g pop
ular selection for the week at the Daniels.
where the Mack-Beone company have
been doing an excellent business. On
next Sunday evening the company will
offer THE Morals of Marcus" which
scored such a tremendous hit when pre-
sented by the same company last season.
SO great has been the demand for q re-
petition OF the play that Mr. Mack feels
confident that the same success which
the piece met with last season viii be
repeated. There VIII he u matinee OF
the present play on Saturday.
Society night nt the Orpheum this
evening is expected to bring out the fash
ionable gathering that prefers this even
ing for its vaudeville entertainment. The
bill has gone we'll all week and its well
selected variety OF acts has proven eX-
ceptonally satisfactory to patrons OF the
house.
Dorothy Morton. the prima donna, who
Is appearing at the Colonial theateT this
week In D. j. MCNGlly musical COMEDY
Widow Jones'" is attracting apprecia-
tive audiences and the charm OF Miss
Morton's voice Is as potent az in the
days she appeared here in comic opera.
In collaborating Messrs. Blossom and
Herbert have had the extraordinary good
fortune OF not only duplicating their for
mcr success. Nile. Modesto but have
in The Red MIL which makes its first
appearance at the Colonial next week. one
that will far exceed IL IN many ways.
In the presence of eight well known
members Of the medical profession of this
city scientists from tho university and
other colleges. state, city and county Of
Hcials, Prof. Pelham gave private dem
onstratlon OF what he calls "concentra
tion" on the stage OF The Mission theater
Thursday afternoon. In the language of
the medical and scientific men, "lt was
the most wonderful performance ever soen
in this city or in the life of those who
witnessed H." Unlike every hypnotlst
that has ever appeared In this city, Pei
ham invited those present to come To the
stage. 81 cannot convince YOU Of the
genuineness OF this act unless you are
near me" said he as the men walked TO
the stage.
planned briefly what he Intended to try
and do. That no one believed him was
evident from the expressions heard on
that his FIRST demonstration would be on
a Young man that had worked with him
for some time. This young man is sub
ject To the commands which / may make
on him" said Pelham. Il am going To
nut him in "A hypnotic state and then toll
him that he IL Or. Jekyl OF
Dr JesTll ,,us% and Mr.; Mr. ayde 5s G,a Pei; Sd;
produce this act In any OF his reglI-
lar performances for the reason that he
had been asked not 10 do so. II is we'll
that hc doeg not. 4 majority OF those
who Witnessed the short four minutes of
the DIR. Jeleyll as presented by the young
man under the hypnotic influence Will |
never forget il. The late Richard Mans |
field and others have presented this dual
character In this city with make up and |
spotlight and stage effects To aid them |
but never has such a masterful presenta.
tion OF the brute in all the horrors OF the |