The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-09

kind than that being featured at the
kind that that being featured at the
9aphenm this is. wee week as the Six Fyins
settings go with the turn, the whole OF
the stage being draped with crimson
plush. Against this background four
men and two decidedly handsome women
stand out in strong relief like so many
statues, Their performance is carried
! through with grace and case that almost
robs II OF some big thrills,
The picturesque western girl as por-
trayed in Sunday" the bin at the Gar
rick this week. is a character OF never
failing appeal. Miss Maude Fealy
dows the naturally interesting and low
able character with the personal charm
and grace that have We'd with her talent
in making her, famous actress Every
character of the play is we'll sustained;
! the stage settings are eXccllently done.
/ Every person attending the Garrick this
evening Will be presented with souvenir
"a photograph OF Miss Fealy acclaimed
! by stern array OF critics the most beau
tiful woman in the world
Boyle Woolfoks; manager. co-author
pretentious musical comedy which will
open at the Salt Lake theater tomorrow
night, when asked regarding the origin
Eve the hit OF the show. in Beaumont.
Tex. was writing letter to q lady
friend. In the office of the hotel where
! was sitting, the prroprietor,s wife was
| teaching her d-year-old daughter her Sun
! day school lesson, | had just written
10 my lady friend. You're the first little
| girl In the world for me- when the
mother asked her child who was the first
woman In the world. The child answered
| Eve | was struck with the coincidence
and finished my letter. You're the first
| little girl for me In the world. so you re
my Eve The next day wrote the song.
and the last line OF the chorus is the line
above.'
engagement will open at the Salt Lake
theater this morning at o'clock. Mime.
Bernhardt will present "L'Aiglon." by
Edmond Ed,Isl s. R9stand, for her engagement on
| EagIet, the Inflated son OF Napoleon
Bonaparte, Is already a familiar subject
In the minds Of the theatergoing and
reading public. 1t has proved one of the
most popular plays in her repertoire. be-
cause It enables the great actress TO dis
| play all the versatility OF her powers
properties. much OF which is said to be
| historical and is considered the most
elaborate that ever sraced a stage Ac-
companying her Is her own company of
| Bernhardt. many OF whom are regarded
eminent artists in their own country.
In Washington. where Mary Garden.
the celebrated prlma donna who will ap-
pear Mt the Salt Lake theater Saturday
night; MAJ, l3. gave her first concert
special guest of President Taft. who.
with three theater boxes OF friends. heard
! the great singer in programme pre-
Gisey nSnyt the bsa same as her ma 5mansger r. e.
der in this city.
The Colonial seems to have caught on
with the motion picture public, as that
N la CT nNynn ino
| The picture showing the United States
naval target practice in lower Chesa-
peake bay is undoubtedly one of the
best ever seen in this city and II has
an educational value that is hard TO
compute. These pictures will be shown
for the remainder OF the week and no
Will take advantage of the opportunity
offered TO witness this great education
! al film,
any oratorio at the coming music, fes-
| tival scheduled at the tabernacle May
% and 93. This decision was reached
| yesterday by Director Stephens of the
tabernacle choir and the management OF
the festival. The proposed trip OF the
| tabernacle choir To New York in the fall
Professor Stephens and his associates
and for this reason il was thought best
/ 10 eliminate any oratorio this year. The
| festival chorus Will not take part this
| year.
On account OF this decision all three
| concerts will therefore be given over TO
| this famous body Of musicians from New
1 York and the four vocal soloists. This
Will give the public ample opportunity
Of hearing all of the greatest orchestral
compositions for which this orchestra is
| noted
The advance sale OF seats has been
going on at the office OF the festival
headquarters. IS East South Temple
street. since last Wednesday for ihe
subscribers OF the festival TO make their
! reservations The sale of seats for the
general public begins tomorrow morning
! John d. Rockefeller would go broke
if he should spend his entire income
\ trying to pre-are a better medicine
than Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
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