The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20

of this ORDER Rumor has now TO saw
that this is to bn the last year of this
successful combine. that commencing
with next year the two artists will fol.
low different artistic paths, with Miss
Marlowe appearing for n season in Lon
don.
''Pillars of Society,"
Harrison Grey Fiske has been cast
ing about for a curtain raiser for CPL
lars Of Society," in which Mrs. Fiske
IS to appear. The followers of Ibsen
seemed keeDly Interested in the forth
coming play by the Norwegian bard
and when it became known that a cur.
tain raiser was desired the play read
ers OF the fiske establishment had to
lcngthen their hours. One so-called
play which WAS submitted was called
1bsen, the Drug Clerk Here il is
briefly: 'Ibsen, the drug clerk, was a
Bacchanalian fellow. One night he was
aroused from alcoholic bliss to fill a
prescription. By mistake he made up
poisonous mixture Suddenly he is
apprlsed that he had killed his sweet
heart by administering poison. Ibsen
IS grlcf-stricken and in panic Of ter
ror. In frenzy he forces an injection
OF poison into the arm of the friend
who had told him of his fatal mistake
and then swallowed tho fatal poison
himself As the curtain falls there is
a perfect tragedy of sorrow. Mrs. Fiske
Will appear ut the Lyceum in this city
four weeks, beginning on Easter Mon
day. Mrs. Fiske will present the rep
ertolre of plays which has already been
announced for her spring season The
first will be "Pillars of Society" This
VIII be given for TWO weeks only, and
Gerhart Hauptmann IS ''Hannile' will
follow, with tho one-act play "The
Green Cockatoo,' - by Arthur Schnitzler.
Mrs. t1ske s engagement will positively
be limited to the above period She will
then go on tour, which will include
all of the important cities Of the west,
Pacihc coast and northwestern states.
Memorial for Terrier.
Sacred to the memory of Sport,
aged nine years, three months and six
teen days. This is the inscription on
, a white ma&ble shaft which was erected
yesterday at Kanis Rube, a cemetery
, for pets at Yorktown Heights. 1t marks
the grave OF the bull terrier which was
; Miss Maxine Elliott g constant compau-
/ ion for years Sport was much-cod-
died dog, Miss Elhott's business rep
resentatlves used TO obtain special
orders from the Pullman company al
lowing the dog to share Miss Elliott IS
compartment III violation of a ery
strict rule. Miss Elliott had often been
, known TO stop at an inferior hotel when
on the road if the higher priced estab-
hshments refused admission to her pet.
The dog accompanied Miss Elliott to
the theater every night and had the
, freedom of the dressing rooms and
stage. He succumbed n short time ago
to old age and general debility, Kanis
RUNE, where the shaft is erected, is n .
little known burial ground for pets al
, Yorktown Heights, beyond Crotou
, Lake, on the Putnam division Of the
New York Central railroad
: Divine Sarah's Tour
| Plans are gradually maturing for
the coming of Nine. Sarah Bernhardt
TO the United States. She will go first
to England. Speaking of Nine. Bern
hardt reminds one of quiz, heard the
| other day: els it true, Madame Bern
I, hardt, that you keep a coffin in your
homo in case of sudden death?" asked
woman to whom the actress had been
introduced. Certainly, and you would
too, If you were the morgue's S most con
stant customer" replied Madame
Sarah. Nine Bernhardt has died from
poison 10000 times, jumped into the
Seine 1000 times and has fred 5000
bullets into her brain. In all she had
died. nearly $4,000 times.
'Alias Jimmy Valentine
On yesterday afternoon at Wallack's
theater "Alias Jimmy Yalentine.' by
q company of children, was given. The
performance was for the benefit of
summer home for working girls IN
which Mrs. James Speyer is interested.
In the drama itself were two children,
Donald Gallagher and Alma Sedley, to
whom fell the roles ordinarily acted
by II. B. Warner and Miss Laurette
Taylor. Donald Gallagher is no novice.
AT the age of IA be can look back on
many plays in which he has acted
part, from the time that he first ap.
peared, when only 4 years old, with Sol
Smith Russell in 9 A Poor Relation. -
Little Alma Sedley is only years old,
but she, too, has played child parts,
from :" East lynne TO "The Squaw
Man, With these juvenile stars were
Clarence Rockefeller. Donald IS under
study, who played ''Red - Jocelyn, the
convict, Ruth Abbott Wells has had
previous experience in GA Doll s
House" She appeared as Mr.. Moore.
Detective Doyle was impersonated by
John T. Hines, who has acted child 8
parts in musical comedies. The gray
haired crook. Bill Avery, was acted by
Irving GuGck, who made his first ap-
pearance in 1.-THE Volunteer Organlst''
The four little Tobins-Genevieve
Vivian, George and Bob-were cast in
minor roles, Other children who ap-
peared were Pearl Egan, Philip Traub,
Leonie Flugrath. William B. Ward, Sgd
ney Melvin, Carl Kahn, jerome Fernan-
NGH, up!!u NuIIACl anu n!CUdIu
Gale. The use of Wallack' theatcr
was granted by Charles Burnham, while
the members of the liebler staff all
gave their services. II. 3. Warner per-
sonally directing all the rehearsals.
"Full-Blooded Sam Bernard
Miss Kitty Gordon. the prima donna
with Sam Bernard in "The Girl and
the Wizard is the proud possessor
Of magnificent dog of the st. Bernard
type. She also has colored maid
whose duties involve daily constitu-
tional with the animal During one OF
these walks she encountered a gentle
man who asked TO whom the dog be-
! longed
''He belongs TO my missus Miss Cor
don, - the maid replied.
! But are you not afraid of himf'
he asked.
''Lordv, no He won Z harm any
body. He lest chock-full of fun all
the time.