The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26

matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Miss Cecil Fay Lorch is seen in the
star part of 'The Call OF the Circus.
now being presented al the Grand the
ater all this week. Her Interpretation
Of this very difficult part IS good and the
has the character of Robert Gordon. and
is one OF the best Interpretations that
this popular actor has yet given. 1.-THE
Call Of the Circus" is one OF the best
productions that has graced the Grand
stage in months. the story Is one Of very
deep interest throughout. and 10 sec fl
is TO enjoy. Great care has heen taken
In the staging OF the play and every act
is complete in itself. Special scenery has
been painted throughout Including the
circus tents, etc, and the regular circus
special matinee given today for the old
folks Mr.. Lorch has always given the
old folks Il treat and this event has been
looked forward TO with a great deal oil
pleasure from Salt Lakes aged people
At the Casino the new bill which went
on Monday afternoon filled this popular
playhouse at each of the performances
during the afternoon and evening The
bill will run the week,
The longest run ever chronioled in the
atrical history, OUTSIDE OF New York City
was brought TO close in Chicago Sat
urday evening last, when The Fourth
Estate" was given ITS last performance
for the year, at the Studebaker theater.
Seventeen weeks In the Windy City Is the
record just made. and no other offering
OF like nature has ever approached an on
gsgemeut OF such length. Incidentally
"The Fourth Estate adds another laurel
TO It's decoration In view OF the fact that
II IS the first successful newspaper play
the American stage has ever known. Its
success has been one of the most pro-
nouuccd registered during the theatrical
year just closed and only two cities, Chi
cago and New York. Witnessed 1T j. M.
Patterson and Harriet Ford are the au-
thors, and probably no other dramatic OF
fering has been the subject Of so much
discussion. More than 10000 school chill
dren Witnessed the drama during last sea-
son, and newspaper men became so much
interested in Its effect that upon the re-
quest OF managing and city editors in
Chicago, a special performance was given
for press workers at 2:4o In the morning.
Early next fall "The Fourth Estate Will
be taken en- tour by Liebler and COM
panv the producers, and Its itinerary In
cludes this city.
a hand colored film dart from the
Pathe Freres studio Is the headllner at
the Luna theater during this week. This
subject, "Othellot" Is a magnificent repro
duction of Shakespeare remarkable trag
cdy. The various parts were played by
the leading dramatic artists at present
playing in the largest theaters In Italy
and the scenes shown were actually pho
tographed in Venice. Another picture Is
Thou Shalt Not" which tells the story
of the great white plague. Aside from
the powerful lesson in self sacrifice de-
picted. this film drama tells the touching
story of great heart interest. with pho
tographic quality and scenic beauty never
before excelled. A clean. refined comedy
is shown In the Viagraph production,
Her Sweet Revenge" and the musical
selections are up TO the usual high stand
ard.
If there is a Scotchman in Salt Lake
City. either native or American born, who
has nto seen and heard ALI Rtpon at the
Mission this week. ne has missed rare
treat If the opinion Of hundreds OF men
and women in Salt Lake City who believe
that Robbie Burns was the greatest
poet the world ever knew II to be taken
at half It's worth. That Ripon has made
n decided hit with the Scotch people OF
this city as well as with the other patrons
OF the house is conclusive from the ap-
plause which he receives at every per-
Torrance. He follows the song with a