The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-19

plantations follow. and two loving couples
arc united In happiness again,
There are only nine members In the
cast. but the speedy development Of the
play. th" rapid succession Of one laugh
able situation upon another. give the i'm
preston that many more characters par
tlcipato in the fun making. J. David
Herblin appears In The leading role as
Frank Fuller, postmaster in tho art Of
lying He is given the most fitting op-
portunity 10 display his ability. and leaves
nothing lacking to make the impersona-
ton finished one. Equally pleasing is
walter seymour. as Jack Temple Mr..
Seymour 3 ability as "A polite comedian
has won 70 him y host OF admirers and
he has never been seen 10 better advan-
tage than in Mrs. Temples Telegram"
Miss Jane Whea,ley, as the unbeleving
acting. and handles the portrayal in her
usual pleasing manner. Wigson. the but
Ter who has an exceptionally good opinion
Of himself and his ability. Is given dc
liEhtful portrayal by Henry Crosby. Miss
Margaret Dills, as the woman in the
case. or the wheel. Miss Helen Collier.
Reyuod Williams. Jessie +. Pringlc. and
Wilson Day. complete tho cast, affording
principals. Mrs. Temples Telegram" Is
one of tho brightest, most entertaining
productions undertaken al the Gnrrick
this season. and deserves overflow houses
throughout the weeks run.
This (Nonday) evening marks the re-
turn of those two Salt Lake favorites.
Willard Mack and Maude Leone. at the
new Revier thoater formerly the Shu-
bert. where they open n season OF dra-
matte stock productions. Mr.. Mack and
Miss Leone viii be assisted hy Mrs. An
ME Adams. Miss Marraret Manners
Mcssrs James Rennic. William Donovan.
George Merrell. George Stanley. and 9TH
ers They will appear In Nat Goodwins
old comedy success "A Cold Mine" Mr.
Mack and Miss Leone have given Salt
Lake many artistic renditions OF various
roles and they have surrounded them
selves with remarkably clever cast.
Miss Leone has entirely recovered from
her recent Illness. She Will be seen in
the opening bin In role which affords
nor some very pretty scenes, together
with some OF the latest creations in some
sumo the Good win role. while Mr. Rem
ME and Mrs. Annie Adams have very
congenial parts. During the season Mr..
Mack and Miss Leone will he seen in
''GiSmonda," THE Three Guardsmen."
Under tho Red Robe" "Salomv lane"
"Blue Jeans. Romeo and Juliet" and
viii be held as usual upon "Wednesday
and SATURDAY. With a special perform
5nce Christmas afternoons
No comic opera comedian on the stage
today is moro popular than De Wolf
Hopper, who comes To tho Colonial this
evening I'm his latest and greatest sue
cess. "a Matinee IDOL" Mr.. Hopper VIII
the "danGv chorus" that was such a Tea
'uro during the run ~ the plav in New
York and Chicago. Society Will he pres
cni at the oDening tonight. and u large
and representative audience IL assured.
A. best suits n holiday crowd the CO.
'onlal viii offer all next week beginning
with matinee Monday. the Houch Nd
nnns and howard musical comedy. "A
stubborn Cinderella" Charles Goettler
pnder whose direction the nlay will br
seen here. is a man noted for his cln &C
OF productions. and theatergoere may feel
assured that "a stubborn Cinderella"
will be seen TO as good advantage as
when presented In Salt Lake last.
Henry r. Harris's production nf James
Forbes's comedy. "'rhc Travelling Snleq-
man" is underlined at the Salt LaIo
Theatcr. where II will doubtless he ureet-
ed by even larger audiences this season
than last. Tho onCa cement opens with
special Christmas matinee. on MONDAY
December 26. and the regular maiInees
will be given on "Wednesday and .satur-
day. Seats GO sale Friday morning
at the box office
The greatest danger from inhucnza
IS Of its resulting in pneumonia. This
can be obviated by using Chamber.
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