The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27

a wire to The Tribune.
<asopR Feb. 26-"The Witch, -
MA Us is a gloomy production, but
!ore rneermissible when one remembers
Psten Psi TO cover a gloomy, theme.
EMl;s.sh,i is adapted from the Nor
~ ~ ff the days and scenes OF the
|an te ,.shcraft =. in New York about
r uf 1893. But the adoption is
eSI % made and Madame Bertha
g'y ,ars the leading role very
l 'ifrhe story concerns young
|niiy. poTruqcse blood who has been
.n o. .is among the stern Puritans
Dy iPsasVcIgud. She marries one of
New oid ministers of Salem. His
gIlm, Ev former marriage returns
|ns ons sor where he has been abb
ruiyp ~ Continental ideas on fast
'ink younp wife Immediately falls
! in ns;;h him. a haggard old wom~
~bo Is put TO death as witch, re-
M tSo secret of her black art to Joan,
:,;r;ster's wife. Joan revels in her
nower and finds that she can sum-
F ~ y LAYER to her at will. In frenzy
sl telIs her husband that she loves his
"a No falls dead upon the spot.
+red mother of the dead minister
,;sfeIy accuses Joan of being a
In frenzy of panic Joan ad-
her powers and here the play
The idea is conveyed that the
widow met fate upon Witch IS
.here the Salem gibbet stood
A Kalich does impressive work,
|ohuson, as her AGED husband, and
1stes Post. as the son who fell in
Fifh her, were effective, IN their
|.retation. "Thc Witch' will be
ut intervals during the road
a the New Theater company in the
Gives Up Sobby Plays.
more sobby plays for Miss Mar
Anplin. The actress who starred
|fhe Great Divide and other such
Ictions as were designed to make
noes cry tears, declares that she
hugh with weepv plays. Miss Ang-
|as signed a provisional contract
|Liebler & Co. which will entitle
I'm TO her services for a long term
hrs providing 4 rip.roaring comedy
.oridcd for her by next Thanks.
ID. The comedy must be mutually
|actory or the contract will not
and Miss Anglin may continue
course through life leav-
tYails OF bTiny Tears in her wake
/ city to city. For ten years Miss
Ia vas under the Liebler manage
and if the agreeable comedy is
keoming she will literally return to
IA 'shome. - Many years ago Miss
ia desired to play comedy roles,
fate seemed against her and the
she eut was the sobful portrayal
brovbeaten sisterhood, Miss Anglin
di<iosed in "The Awakening of
|enl Mchie' that there is a gifted
I11|tnne behind the brilliant emo,
Al actress. It is declared in many
70 that there is no other woman
"a american stage with her 20.
|1hty of hlstrionic range. The ex.
p1 Of her career with the domain
!ellectual comedy will be watched
kcen interest.
luder's Farewell to America.
en Harry Lauder sails for Europe
arch Q it may be his farewell to
ra for number of years. The
Scotch comedian was presented
silver loving cup by members OF
Rkwright club several days ago
ms performance at the American
hall and he made one of his char,
stic witty speeches, One OF Lau
stories. which he picked up on
rent trip across the continent to
onia, is-maybe YOU we heard it
il is:
When arrived at small town in
119 found convention of stock
uession. The hotels were crowd
II the sexton of the church was
Ed upon to open up that sacred
TO allow certain weary strang-
.leep within its hospitable portals.
dnight the church bell doomed
g wild alarm. The hotelkeeper
1cross the way and residents with
shot thought surely fire had bro.
pnt. Maybe the town was threat.
Phe sexton hurried into the church
then leisurely strolled across the
I where the hotelkeeper was stand
!pon tho veranda in his pajamas.
what is lt9' cried the hotelkeeper
arm.
'One Martini cocktail for the gen
sn In pew l3,' replied the sexton, -
Children Of Destiny.
Childrcn of Dcstiny,O SYDNEY Pos.
= 3 new play which opened at the
on Monday evening, under the
on Oh Henry b. Harris, has as its