The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-20

Ger Sonata" by the Garrick Stock
III company Curtain S:l5.
nill at the Orpheum this week. Charm
! ingly naive and piquant as ever. decked
| IN the latest modes. sho has q repertoire
| OF songs. some Of which arc now and 9TH
ers she sang here before. hut we'll worthy
of repetition. All were delightfully."- rem
dered; She was given hearty reception.
including beautiful floral Offering
| handed over the foot-lights, Sunday
night.
Following n close second TO the little
| English comedienne. comes Lew Sully,
with an act that IS veritable scream.
A burlcslue on Miss LLOYD and her songs
rs the strong portion of his stunt. ReinE
the last act on the bill. followed by the
pictures the house was darl<encd and the
kinodrome set In motion long before the
audience desisted In its vigorous call for
more OF Sully.
in rural sketch. The Chalk Line" 1t
rs lauGhahlc. with just n touch OF the pa
ihetiG that adds to the interest, The
pied Jointly by Webster Sanderson. a
country storekeepcr. and Ephraim Allon.
village postmaster There is An under
on his own side of the chalk line A
touching complication, involving Fairy.
WebSterS adopted daughter, in which It
80 developed that old Eph is the girls
feeling between the two old men, and
obliteratcs the CHALK line. 1t Is claimed
tnat the characters are true TO life, and
still live In Limerick, Me. Mr., knights
home.
Four Salt Lake girls, the Misses Ro-
mania Hyde White. Mahan and Thomp-
son, appear In the musical number on the
bill. The selections are well rendered.
\ violin by Miss Hyde and a harp selec-
ton by Miss White were delightfully."- exc
The Konerz brothers, four in number.
appear in a lively hoop rolling and diablo-
Juggling act that takes well. 1t Is some
thing out Of the ordinary and is a fine
exhibition OF deXterity.
Du Gallon is seen in a novel and clever
ladder performance that furnishes the
thrills OF the programme. While perchcd
on the top round of a stage high ladder,
wholly depending FOR its equilibrium
the man at the top. Du Gallon adds a
dash OF string music to his efforts.
Ward brothers are a hard working pair
OF singers and dancers and seem 10 take
we'll A good line OF motion pictures
completes the bill. Willard Weihc adds
numbers. and deserves the rose with
which he was favored by Miss Lloyd
Filled with pathos interIningled with
a bit of real humor is the story OF the
play. THE Kructzer Sonata" which
opened for one week al the Garrick the
eNcitcs tho emotions. true 10 life, crdng
In tragedy the result OF ruined o.
reer. The play is intense full Of thrilling
situations and reaching it's climax when
the curtain falls at tho end of the last
act. Needless 10 say. IL is q play which
holds the interest of the audience, and
the capacity house which witnessed the
production Sunday evening was We'll
pleased. II is the old story. and although
the girl strives encrgetically to live down
the past under the most trying Circum-
stances, tho world points al her the fin
ger of scorn and the result is n tragedy,
rather series of tragedies. The scene
Of the play is In Russia. Miriam. the
eldest daughter Of a rich Russian family,
falls in love with a soldier a Christian.
She being a Jcwcss. there Is objection To
their marriage. and the soldier. in dc
spair, shoots himself. The girls family
arrangcs that she marry Young musi-
clan and go 10 New York. This is done.
hut later MirIam's Younger sister falls In
love with tho husband, and another scan
must drop. Ono must see The play TO
thoroughly appreciate it. Suffice IL 10
say that tho husbands affections for the
woman whom nc has promised 10 be
true To arc lost In his love for her sis
ter Miriam shoots both sister and hus
band as the curtain fails after she has
been tormcnted beyond endurance
lion Bereere. the Hungarian SINGER.
who PLAYS tho role Of MasCha in The
| Chocolate Soldier" which comes to the
! Hammcrstcin forces hv f. c Whitney.
She was born in Budapest. and is the
| Youngest Of four sisters. all OF whom
| have made themselves famous IN their
native country. Al the age of II years
| she began to sing al the Vienna grand
| opera house. and WIS 10 have assumed
| The soubrcttc roles when but ~ years
| old. hut went 10 London 10 study under
| thc famous BaTstow and afterwards for
two years with Jean dc Keske
| The bill AT the Salt Lake theater this
| evening viii DC Tho first production on
! any stage Of j.. 9. Robinsons Book "i
| Mormon play "TalInona." Much is eN-
| pected OF this plsv which win be given
| for three nights. with n matinee Wash
| ington's birthday anniversary. Prof. j.
| Y. Mcclellan has arranged and written
| much of the music. and Will personally
| direct an orchestra OF seventeen pieces.
| Tho seat sale has been large, and capac-
| nv business Is expected az all four per
| formances. After the loc@l enGagemeut
Is completed. the production VIII he
| taken to Provo. ogden, Logan and
| Springville.
The tremendous SUCCESS OF Madame
| cherry soon 10 ho seen here N the Salt
! Lake theater. recalls the fact that It's
| producer George w. Loderer was AZ Que
| timc tho leading American producer nt
| minstrel entert sinmcnt and was 81,
| wgys cordially received in London "
| was lie who produced such remarkable
hits as THE Belle OF New York. yam
big successes. The fact that MADAME
| Sherry is pronounced a decided inn
| provcment over any other form OF must
| cal entertai inment Yet offered on the
| of his creative power, VI. n. Frazce and
| A. II Woods arc associated Win Mr..
Icdorer In the management Of Madame
| sherry" The sale Of seats VIII begin
| tomorrow
| .,.r,. c.i.s. ~ pudue,yor said In he