The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-30

lSoo-Decemher ,, Thomas Kecnc.
king Lear
lS62-May I, 6. t. IValdrou.
lS?6-February' .. Frederick Narde.
"othello.'
1Sei-EebrEay c, MIR snow
lSG7-March 10. T. A. Lynne.
August %, C. W CouIdock.
lS6S-Dcccmber J. John Mccullough.
Adams. Helen Tracy.
lSI2-Decemb"r II. i, :. Lindsay.
lSIi-Junc s, George Chaplin.
] lSS!-tpril l6, Edwin Booth.
lSSS-Marcl 30 Edwin Booth and I.aur-
cnCe Barrett
lS?3-.tpril ;, Frederick Ward aud Louis
James.
1871 November rs. Thomas Kcene.
lS9'-;lanmary 2S. Frederick Ward and
Louis James.
Richard Ill
iSGt-Docembcr 80. r. A. Lynne
lS6'-December Il, Mr. and Mrs. Coul-
1SeS-Inne ?. Mmc. Schiller and Charlotte
/. Compton
49,. December ;. John Mccullough.
1 lSS6-Septcmbcr l3. NcI Warner
| lS'l-May 6 Mr. and Mrs Bandmau
CO.,, July 10. John Mccullough.
lSI2-October 10, +, NJ Bates
| lSL.;-November %, j, \. SawtelIc
11SS3i-IMnnnsry 1SSi-MnH ria,; a. JohT Mccullough.
lSS5-March T. ". Il. Sheridan
ISSe-April 20. Frederick Ward
lS9o-March 20 Frederick Ward
ls9l-Octobrr l. Thomas W. Keene.
LAS You Like 1t.
ls6S-Augusi is, Annette Tnce.
Iss..2-te%hruary % .; Katharine Rogers,
! lSS3-June s, Nine. Modjeska
| lSS6-March 81. Mary Anderson
iSS9-November 10. Marie Wainwright.
| lS92-March Is Miss Gale
| lS92-Dccember IL, Julia Marlowe
lS9G-February II, Effie Elsler.
The MantelI company embraces q
number of famous Shak espeareau
artists. Every member of the company
has been especially trained for his or
ncr part IN the various productions, Mr..
Mantell being stickler for detail. He
takes the greatest pains with the mem
Defs or ms company, carefully rehears-
ing them throughout the season. and
always being particular that they bring
| out every little point which his viei,
| lance may discover in the text of t6e
immortal bard.
Outside Mr., Mantell. the chief inter
est eenters IN Miss Marie Booth Rus.
sell, who has made really wonderful
strides within the past few years in
the field of dramatic art Miss Russell
| is now acclaimed as the most ac-
comphshed interpreter Of the feminine
roles of Shakespeare. She impersonates
the heavier tragic characters and the
lighter comedy roles with equal success
Miss Russell is a woman of great
beauty. as well as an artist of di5tinc-
iion. In the engagement in this city
she will be seen as Lady Macbeth in
Macbeth" Marie in "LouIs XI, -
Ophelia in Hamlet Juliet in
Romeo and Juliet Goneril in "King
Lear Desdamona in Othello,'' Rosa
lind IN AS You Lake ~ and Lady
Ammo IL King Richard III"
Fritz Lcjber the leading man in the
Mantell company, is an actor OF wide
! experience and that subtle something
| to which critics have referred as
magnetism Mr.. Leihcr altcrnates
with Mr.. Mantcll in the two principal
roles Of Othello and Iago in "Othello. -
Guy Lindsey, who is an important
member of the Mantell company, is
an actor scbooled and skilled in the
Interpretation of Shakespeareau roles
Other leading members Of the company
arc Messrs. Edwin Lewis Alfred
! Hastings who was member Of the Ed
win Booth company; Henry Fear
ing. Harvard graduate and an actor
OF much intelligence: George StillwelI.
Casson Ferguson, Miss Agnes Elliott
! Scott Miss Gonov,cyc REYNOLDS. Miss
Doris Kelly, Mr. Oscar Pfefferlc Miss
| Virginia Bronson.
Special attention is paid 10 The music
in the Mantell production. DR. Andrew
| Byrnc, musical director Of the Man
tell company for mnnv years past. has
/ composed "a number Of specially apnro
: pirate selections. Included in these