The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-04

\ house that taxed the Grand thcatnr
TO its utmost capacity greeted Mr. Lorch
last night Al that popular pls syhonse II
bad heen previously announced that the
talented actor would play DR. Jcl<yll and
MI Hyde" and long before the doors
We're opened people were turned away.
great many bought standing room
while others went away disappointed,
That Mr.. Lorcb is most wonderful
actor was voted by all that saw him
last night in the dual roles The trans
foTma lions were astonishing and inc was
greeted by great applause. Mr. Lur"h
stated last night that IT was barely pos
Siblc that he would give another per
Gprmancc Of This play at some futurc
time many went away disappointed.
college Chums' Will coutinu" again to-
night and 4 great many of those pres
cnt last night viii he eager TO sec MIR
Lorch in the part of Jim Graham The
part is one calling for light comedy and
is an Interpretation of very interest
Ing chara ctcr, Beginning with a matinee
Sunday, "A Fathers Devotion" will be
presented. II is play with q well-de-
fncd plot and the story is OF absorbing
heart interest.
The Eight Geisha Girls will be the Sea
turc Of the OrpbcUm's bill which will open
on Sunday afternoon. They are from the
principal theatcr Of NaCasaki and arc
exceptionally well trained singers and
dancers. Their act has been = trcm"n-
dous success everywhere. This weeks
bill continues TO attract large audiences.
The Mission will be dark again this al
tcrnoon and tonight. owing 10 The inabll-
ity Of the artists who were 10 appear
on the new bill which should have been
presented Thursday TO arrive. They are
tied up by the washoUts on the South
eTn Pacific in Nevada. Manager Clark
OF the Mission could picl, up TWO or three
acts and put ON moving pictures but
this would cheaper the shows, and rather
than not present hrst-olaEs people lc
prefers 10 have tho house remain da ris
Indications are that the artists Will &r-
rive Friday nigh, or SATURDAY. morning
Notice OF the opening OF the new bill VIII
be given in the press as soon as tho
date is known.
"AlI OF Sudden Peggy" al tn, Fun
galow theatcr this week Is a light COM
cdy with mrth-nrovok situations and
quick action, The play gives equal OPP
nortunitics 10 every member of the Com-
pany and all Of the characters arc well
sustained, Elmer Booth as tho studous
iord and James Rennic as his younger
brother hav" NOR" prominent parts than
for some time and they certainly help
IN" play; Miss Irene outtrIm makes a
pretty stage picture as the sister. and
OF course Miss Leone as Peggy Is charm-
ing,
The ponuority. Of niaX ,Fsman in Sal,
Lake is Increasing AS the week grows
shorter. There has oeen no show IN Sals
Lake this season that has made the de-
gtIed hii and set the town talking as
'hs wv 'llthSt IIl'llI VI Mary IInc g Ia
at tho Colonial this week. III" usual
mltncc viii be given tomorrow after
noon and the last performance viii be
given tomorrow night.
In Farmers ward tonight the Eis,h-
tceuth Ward Opcra company VIII render
by special invitation their opcrctta OF
','Thc Dress Rehe arsai," Between the acts
the Fypor Whitney, Ensign Spencer
quartette VIII sing, Prof. George Care
less win play and Miss sybclla Clayton
viii render a solo.
Mrs, Max FigInan. while on her nay 10
tho Colonial thcater from The MoXim ho-
tel on Thursday lost Il valuable gold
watch. the gilt Of her husband rs 4 1yc.i-
ding present. The watch case WIS pc
culiar IN design, the back part a. .hc
ociug glass. The finder will be rr.
mcmb"rcd on return of the tineriesc II
Tic hotel or Colonial thcatS