The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
In Iheater and Concert Hall in East
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,-,,. TO The Tribune
sosE, S Nov. l9.-Here is real. cal
inoeancc. i In one OF the
thore is a comic opera
s.,s is u divorce court scene
"a, "a moment the judge oreez'
,ocree of divorce to one
=. in the show, A MON moment
g., ,.rds her another decree
!, 5jyorcing her from her hus.
life. Her lawyer, who had
% e. document, called at the
~ ~ = and some one in author
n,o :; i q good and proper
ep' have it presented to her
y ps stsge in the divorce court
I.iss isf is'e i going the limit, to say
.,.t speculation Schemes
'I,.ter ticket speculation
me- i an and the theatrical CON
~ i.Sisrested y is said to have de
~ tbe legislature to prevent
~ a:,.tet selling. There have
snonest n efforts on the part of
- vsholisb the speculation evil.
70 av years AGO by Al Hayman
- 'c cost him thousands of dol
' otber was inaugurated by
two years ago before the
~ .ldsr,per. In the face of tire
'rnnosition he succeeded IN
'Srdinance passed which was
i dorlarod to be unconstItu-
n which equally able lawyers
Z, perfectly sound. The hotel
ssys been refusing to sell the
tickets. Upon learning that
n agencies were urging the
4 other theaters upon pros
s.irons and carefully refrain
rsommending the concern. il
4 t,sth and cursed fates, Sud,
.,stacular circles were aroused
,.st reports that Sam Mayer,
II and David Marks had paid
f 100000 for the exclusive
4 ii dealing in tickets at its
4 IN one year. For this sum
4 i is reported, that trio were
general distributors of the
4 10 sell them at whatever sum
4, box Office price they chose,
q Them among other specula-
1--we as many as they desired.
[Ikets we're to he returned at
4 value, and no questions asked.
4 Ellen Terry Coming,
Il, absence Of three years. Ellen
t.r of the few surviving expo.
4 ihe old school of actors and
srrivcd in New York some
3 ggo. Her American engage
Nj last all winter.
4 BE- preluded by a trip to a
81 Pacific coast cites. She will
q Salt Lake at an early date.
ny, who in private life is Mrs.
|iisw, was moi accompanied by
land, he having remained in
is Gil a theatrical engage
|6hn Miss Terry appeared on
Of the White Star liner
Alhsp was nothing IN her man.
,ysarsnce to suggest an active
sIty years. most of it spent
tsge. She was bubbling over
al being again in America
hui with that spirit of eternal
iith is the possession of few
N men either. The first thing
the reporters to say for her
Gelaim anv farewell'' tour.
keep on working as long as
VI remains aud the public
ee me, and when either their
} ny health onds-why, that
h my farewell tour!''
Rnhardt Lives in Oar.
Blrrhardt during her present
i've practically all the time in
IAN. which is fitted up more
N than the majority of the
US Nine. Bernhardt has al
y small and delicate eater,
rTer been addicted to sweet
p strong tea. She has never
fHlf the slave though, of any
regime. and merrily declares
rhbly defes her doctor S in
Though fine fencer. Nine.
y has little time for athletic
OuE twice a day she is thor
Iasaged, She sleeps very late:
Sig commences with hot bath,
ey cold douche, During her
~ IN Chicago, which opened
~ the total receipts were S54,-
gave eighteen performances
80 days, presented ten plays;
'se receipts were $4,000: she
voc hrst time in America four
Y and assumed one part for