The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27

The concentrated brilliancc Of beau
tliui stage setting and a galaxy of snnil-
ing. Shapely GorGeously costuIned girls
Deainins coyly over the footlights llumi.
natlng and setting on edge the spirits OF
ttihe immense audience that gathered at
the Colonial TO watch the capers of '"The
PrlnCe OF Pilscn'' Monday evening start
ed The ball rolling for two hours and q
liaii of the most lively, luscious and fasci-
Inc hearts of Salt Lakers for many u day,
The Prince of Pilsen." in his wander
lngs in the land OF has -becns, seems to
have found the fountain of eternal youth
FOR, though age has a tendency tn take
away the lus,cr ot such n play. detract
from The Keen, appreciable quality OF the
garb OF nonotony, and in general to
exclude The piece for all time from popu-
larity. The Prince of Pilsen' returns
The careful: studious Savage touch in
every detail.
There is only one Joss Dandy and one
artists ~ the cast it is not difficult to
surmise the wealth Of good things that,
summed mp in = nutshell, spells The
draws laugh with every move or ex-
preston. even 10 the lifting of an eye
brow. Frances Cameron has appeared
Widow, but she is no less pleasing in
the part OF Mrs. Madison Crockcr. It is
Interesting 10 know that this fascirat-
ing girl appeared in The Prince Of Pill
sen in the same character when this
SHOW appeared here the last time. and II
is also understood that II was in the role
of Mrs. Madison Crocker that she won
her cnviable reputation as a prima donna.
She possesses n beautiful figure. which,
coupled with her oriental beauty and the
sweet notes which she is capable OF ut
tering In song. eHcites the kecnest ad-
miratlon In her audience. But there arc
other characters which arc not outshined,
even in the ,,, presence Of such brilliant
with the pleasing. not over-done accent OF
the Partisan, plays a rather trying com
edy part In most pleasing: unstrained
heart winner and will probably see a
day. not far distant. when her name will
be coupled with the words. :prima don
ma" on the programme Miss Dorothy
Delmorc and Miss Olive North are de-
liehtfu in their respective roles. Edward
Mora. appearing as the real prince. has
and is not afraid to make use OF II, draw
ing vigorous encores when singing his
heidelberg song The chorus girls con-
stitute a group OF as dainty. shapcly.
good looking singers and dancers as one
would care To look upon. The chorus mon
are good-loolsinG and of splendid voice.
said about THE Prince OF Pilsen." ii
should be seen by every lover of comic
opera. The play continues through We'd
nesday night, with matinee Wednesday
afternoon.
Willard Mack. the popular Salt Lake
actor, and Carlton Chase. the talented
singer and leading man who heads the
Allen Curtis company at the Daniels, are
proving strong drawing cards in AN
American Princess" Wednesday after
noon The regular bargain day matinee
performance will be given.
The vaudeville and motion picture bill
al the Shubert is already popular pro-
grammc with the thcater- going crowds
this week. The bill includes Bentley and
Bentley. Mr. and Mrs. George Morcll,
and several nrst-run pictures and an IL
lustrate song by Miss Powell.
The new bills at the three Florence
picture houses are catching on and Will
likely become very popular before the
week is over. AT the Luna THE Flag OF
Uncle Sam" and II Wonder What's the
Matter With the Moon" arc being sung.
and AT the Isis. When You Dream OF the
Girl You Love" and Down by the Old
Stream" are the songs. Your Blushing
Rose is the popular song ak the Elite
Francis Woodmansec. who gives a
piauo recital. assisted by Miss Florence
Jcppcrson. contralto. at the Salt Lake
tfcatcr next Wednesday evening. leaycs
the end OF the week for Los Angeles,
wncrc nc is to give a concert. lie VIII
also be heard I'm San Francisco. Seattle.
Tacoma Portland. Denver and other
cities.