The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-14

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rsndeyille and moving pictures.
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St,don pictures, continuous per
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oret Anslin and Master Raymond
tsss are al the Salt Lake theater.
a are superb. They are presenting
NAV .'The Awakening oil Helena
,k'SSS A splendid audience. despite
weather, greeted the play, II
III M too from an ordinary first night
.sc, IT,. IN the famous old playhouse,
sas u was enthusiastic and appreci-
srS there were curtain calls, This
's GOOD deal. BY this II is not
~ that II means a good deal TO
e,ot Anglin. but no one, be they
Az actress or layman. but what ap-
LIE aopIausc. Il is a stmulant.
AYE ,Sp hard-worked people upon
LEO and they are all hard worked. :.
;sas Ssa5 tno drawing card is $4,000 per
ewbcther II be n chorus girl at $50
ad Ihis applausc has, as said, acted
IONIC wiien players who suffered
..sIy appeared ard enacted their
En Awakening OF Helena Richie" is
nlav II is adapted from Mar
E, gT1eIonG's novel of the same name.
cnayn,;nc idyl ard the principal
.c,sr Helena Richie, Is admirably
Sred by Miss Auglin. The emotion
1sama gives Miss Anglin opportunity
<IonIay her powers as an einotlonal
e,orv OF '"rhe Weakening Of Hell
pichie'' has been told and retold.
a pretty story. IL tells about y
Lar who searched for love and dld
rind jt-jhen accepted a coGntertelt.
~, IN ie y. nicture Of her subsequent
per p struggle TO retain even the imi-
IL or happiness, TO hold on to her
x.ated illusions, 10 deceive even
La There is a brief period when
an,oys a real happincss-when she
il info her home a little boy, and
m adopt hlm-giveS up her coun-
"a ioye FOR him. But finally, so re-
|ess the author OF the story has been
1cr iovaltv 10 melodramatlc justice:
Unfortunate boy is gwen up aiso-a'tG ~
- Richie awakens 10 sense OF
\ her duty is. Then. and only then.
E.rn any mercy for her. AND IT. takes
.<stn form. The aged clergyman who
y tbe control OF the boy. when he
Il the woman ready TO give up both
and lover presents her with the boy
WINGED that at last she deserves MN.
4 the play the philosophy OF lie is
nntsd and when He lena Richie CRIES
I"What sort of happiness coolo theIS
h a marriage where the man never
a resncct the woman, and the woman
II never trust the man." she touched
theme that causes hundreds OF
rs IN Utah 10 ache.
iss Anglin hns womanly charm. grace
a personality that is fun OF magneuc
lilies which endow the role OF Helena
|, distinct individuality. There aye
,ps. OF course. in which Miss Anglln
n nut prominently the dramatic val
"a the role and which also afford her
,rtunItics for effective emotional work
rhIch she exceis. What is called the
ify OF woman Is the fundamental
I've OF the story but the Introduction
child into Helena's quiet mode oi
e gives her a new insight into ne
brings about her awakening:
nd this child In the person OF Master
-kett is q splendid actor. His work
la be a credit 10 those who are many
IS his senior. He Is perfectly natural.
re rs no affcc,ation about him. He
= the eamo Of marbles Just like any
would play it, lie tells his auntie
there are two Kinds OF aunts. "one.
fays. 'is hugs" and later when ne
4 II should think God would be dis
aged 10 have every one he makes
Ne stage settings are handsome. the
I Is fine one The Awakening OF
ma Richie" is the kind of a play you
want 10 see. II will run tonight.
brow matinee and night, when the
cement will close
pnday night at the Orpheum wit
I'd the second performance of Mr..
KS western drama, and OF course
4 who were there the opening night
a see the several little improvements
author has made after the trying out
always necessary 10 give even the
.of constructed plays. As these col
u stated yesterday, il Is "A play OF
A Than ordinary merit. a play that
||Lpr It's foundation many clever lines
several situations that are really new,
Epes are we'll defined and 1t brings
III breath of the cow camps Of yes
~ Gods Country under whatever
[|onlit may In the future be offered.
~ succeed. The attendance last night
1te strong counter attraction is an
alton OF the regard In which Mr..
y and Miss Leone are held locally.
Hard Foster. who has been in the
FOR the past few years In the thcatrl-
Nnsincss, is expected 10 return 10 his
e IN this city Wednesday. Mr.. Foster
brother OF T. Dewitt Foster. clerk
ne city board of health. aud has been
.ng man for Van Dyke Eaton the past
ns Performance OF tho five dogs under
Ntectlon Of Max York at the Mission
week is proving one OF the best ami
Iacss that has been seen in this city
nhny months. The dogs go through
sct without word or q whip being
curing the entire act.
2huing room only was the word at all
~ PERFORMANCES In the Shubert theater
nlght. thus showing in no unmls-
.nie Terms the high appreciation In
En This weeks bill at the popular
mouse Is held
SOlHHuy. lIH'IN lnbSlcs pretty
a.lu handsome costumes can do
nc 10 make an attractive programme.
me Jolly Widow" TO he opened by
nen curtis company at tho Daniels
~ saturday evening. June IS, should
v feature OF the summer theatrical
Leature OF the programme at the
Lneater this week is undoubtedly the
motion pictures presenting n
ot The period of the Tartar In
ol Eusala, The subject Is from
o'''oos ~ Gus Pnthc Frercs' studio, produc-
a Sieopatra.f "Othello." Michael
2svn, The Passion Play" and 9TH
ae whlIe full OF interest !fom d,-a =
end historical 8tanapolnt. is prob
@ nS oi the finest works of art which
(2cch offered IN this city.
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