The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS

Did YOU ever see The Dollar Prin
ccss"9 Grea, girl. she is. She appeared
at The Salt Lake Theater on Thursday
! night and big audience greeted her,
Tho story OF The Dollar Princess
deals with the affairs of the eccentric
John Cowdcr. president Of the American
Coal trust, who believes that his cnor-
! nous wealth entities him 10 the cream
OF the worlds good things. and who has
| q theory that money-huntinG noblemen
should be taught TO work He therefore
engages poor. but tilted people his
servants. paying them fabulous salaries.
| His butler is baron and his head
groom is Il French marquis. Cowder Is
widower and has daughter and n
niece. who arc very beautiful and he is
in search Of housckecpcr. AN arIsio-
cratic lady who will manage his house
blooded menias. His brother and his
nephew. pensioners OF Couders, promise
to find Just the right person. and they
Introduce him 10 Olga Tartaron, lady
old man as a EuSsiau countess The
coal King Is much plea SOD With OLGA.
and al a ball IN his mansion he announces
his ong3 cement In her.
Alice Cowder and Freddy SniyIhe. n
Young EnGlshr,an whom she employs ss
hor secretary. arc in 10y" with each utG- |
or, but Alice - inord'nsie'y proud. and
Freddy. much az hc loves her. cannot
stoop 20 a narriaG" for money. Daisy, !
Co11ers niece. ms~rics the marquis |
groom. the agreement nriug tina; they |
society as brother and sister rather ihan |
as man and wlic. Olgas extravaganza |
makes big hole In Cowde''z millions
and he becomes conscious thai In, Is |
playing tho foot 'Thoy 60 60 I.ondo-. |
for the France British exhibition. Tar:ar- !
on. olGs's husband. happens ia have his |
declares that Nero tho famous lion. has
become uumanagesbi" and that oui, |
OlSa can sUbdue him and gave the SHOW
He begs her To return and. as she has
a f,T ,at..
consents. The tov" affairs of tho Young
people are settled satisfactorily and there
is grand finale, viii ever, body on tho
stage. smiling and happy II will ran thc
balance OF the week, with Il Inaiiucc Sat
urday.
The audiences a, the Orphelim con-
tinue to- grow nightly in size and appro- !
cta tion of the admirable bill which Is be
Ing presented at that house this week
Every act has made \ @urccss and there |
theatcr since tho opening nf tho week
Next wock THE White Slaycr" present
ed by Lionel Barrymore. Mckee Rankin
and Mles Doris Rankin, will headline The
bill.
II has been several seasons aincc That
succeasful and enjoyable comedy of do
nes;tc deception. Mrs. Temples Tr;c-
gram has heen seen locally. and thcn
II was at ono of tho high priced houses.
The farce VIII be the attraction for the
coming week at the Garrlck. where the
members OF the tisrrick Stock company
arc uoH busy With its preparation II
viii open Sunday evening with every
member Of III" company In the cast and
the leading role in the Ina nds Of j. David
lierbIin. ono OF the most capable and
Of the company. who assumes
The leading part Until the arrival OF Tho
5 new man for principal roles
Mrs. Temples Telegram ran for six
months In New York. and in I.ondon tho
Britons enjoyed the play sufficiently 10
keep it with thcm for two full seasone
The coming OF DC Wolf Hopper who
viii be seen ct tic Colonial IN Monday
or three days In bis latest s0ng comcdv
success "A Matinee IJci." which ran :or
no nights in Chicago and for six months /
AZ Daly's and tho Lyric theatcr in New
York. will be regarded by local theatcr- ,
yocrs an Unmixcd delight. Mr. Hon
,er stands before the public pre- eminent
as fun maker, and in "A Matinee Idol"
,e succeeds in this respect To a groatev
ieSree than In anything in which he has
)een seen in many years. ,