The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04

serious one, is TO be given an eastern
production carly next season.
Sallie Fisher. n Salt Lake girl will be
starred In "Thc Goddess OF Liberty" a
new musical play which Mort II. Singer.
Will send on tour. The Goddess OF Lib
erty" holds seasons record at the
Princess theatcr in Chicago where 1t has
been running since last August To stage
! this musical play cost Mr.. Singer 100000.
There are four heavy sets Of gorgeous
scenery. as well as a brilliant array Z, OF OF
Fisher viii IL" be In tho So. c'I' i company.
which VIII appear In Salt Lake later In
the season. George Parsons Will also have
a leading. role in The Goddess Of LIB
erty." International marriage Is the
theme for the comedy. and Miss Fisher
plays the part OF Phyllis Crane. Support
James C. Marlowe. Alma Youlin. Johnny
Fogarty. Percy Jennings. Augustus Car
ncy, Fred c. Hagan, Frances YounEe,
Olive Artelle and Florence Guise, The
Goddess OF Liberty was written by
Frank R. Adams and VIII NJ Hough.
The music was composed by Joseph 70.
for Mr., Singer Tho Flirting Princess" /"
The Prince Of Tonight" in which
Henry Woodruff Is being starred, "A
Stubborn Cinderella Honeymoon
Trail" ''The Golden Girl" and other
musical comedies. "The Goddess of Lib
erty" was staged by Ned Wayburn,
Whether Louis James has done more
any other living actor, is matter OF
opinion between critics. but no ono can
question his devotion TO the bard OF
Avon or his sincerity In presenting to
American theater-goors the most COM
plete gallery Of Shakespearean portraIture
In the history OF the drama. Hts Ham
let Romeo. Brutus, Othello, Macbeth,
shylock. Dromio, Lear. Peruchlo; NAL
volio. Richard Benedict Touchstone:
Coriolanus. FalstaT and Wolsey are all
too well known TO necessItate any lengthy
comment. Suffice II TO say his Wolsey
stands at the head as one OF his greatest
characterlzations. RECOMMENDATION to
Justify big expectations for his revival ;IH,
Merchant OF Venice" which he will offer
here nj the Salt Lake theater. and APP
pearing as the subtle, stately and intel
tlnIes of Henry and England with the
potential authority Of diplomat and
statesman; and as Shylock Aphie James.
several years. will be Queen Kathrine
and Portia and II seems needless 10 add
that she will give an. interesting and
The balance Of the cast is said 20 be
most capable. and the production equal
In every respect 70 that high standard
established heretotore by Mr., James ana ma
Salt Lake theater next Thursday night
for four performances.
E. J. Fitzpatrick Of Salt, Lake. who is
now in Cincinnati where he Is studying
cert TO be given In Music Hall In the
Ohio city on February, 10. Mr.. Fltzpat-
rick. who is In his eighteenth year, gave
a concert at the First congregational
church here early this winter just before
leaving for the East. Musicians In the
East predict bright future for him
With a bin OF more than average
merit. the Orpheum shows signs, OF re,
peating the tremendous business done all
last week Edwin Stevens and Miss Tina
Marshall In "An Evening With Dickens,
liners of the bill In fact as In name bu,
several other acts are proving almost
as popular notably, Frank Tinney. the
black face comedian who provides twenty
minutes of continuous laughing and APP
plause.
THE Bells" now being presented a,
the Shubert is notable for the wonderful
This is one of the most difficult char,
acter portraltures In dramatic work and
| in It Mr.. Swenson has shown VERSATILITY
of remarkable order: The play Is Selns seif,
| cutles with the lighting effects on tbs
opening. night had been remedied at the
| performance Monday evening. which was
| thoroughly appreciated by a large audi
ence.
The splendid bill at the Mission theatcr
| headed by "Cupid's Voyage" Is Still
drawing good houses, the holiday sea
| son having been a record one In the mat
| ter OF crowds. The cosy "theater differ
| ent" is fast becoming what IL promiset
| to be, a popular playhouse, The new bill
| will be on wednesday night.
Edward J. Kelly, business manager o
| "Thc Virginian." is In Salt Lake arranS
Ing for the production Of the play at the
| Colonial next week.
| Another large audience enjoyed thu
| lively musical comedy at the Colonia
| last night Billy Clifford again made
himself very popular with the audience