The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-22

Lawrance DOrsay, who will appear at
Christmas day, in "A revival of his great
est success "The Earl of Pawtucbet,'
is almost as we'll known as a sportsman as
lie is az an actor, The past summer while
in England he won medal for shoot
Ing and can run an automobile as well
as a professional chauffeur. But his
greatest hobby in the line OF sports at
the present time is aviation. Mr.. d Or"
say has a biplane and was recently the
guest of the officers of the American
army aviation school at College Park.
Maryland.
Two capacity houses are the promise
a, the Orpheum today Aside from the
excellent bill that Is running there. this
afternoon the benefit for the Orphans
Fund will draw big crowd. and in ad-
dltion the management has extended an
invitation to the orphans TO be present
least two numbers that will be enjoyed
hugely by the children. Tonight is the
regular ;s'ciety night. when there is al
ways II representative audience on hand
10 enjoy the high class acts that are
offered by the circuit
works are for the tired business man
and tlose playGocrs who have 90 often
seen so many good things that they have
become blase. for the Fitch wit IS mimi
table in its briliancy. When lie wrote
The Bachelor he was at his best. aud
II Is this. one OF his latest comedies, that
is being so admirably presented by the
Garrick company at that house this week
The play goes tonight and tomorrow
afternoon and evening. Beginning sun
day evening the Garrlcl company. head
cd by James Durtin; win be seen In big
revival OF William Gilette's famous war
drama. Secret service.
Few vaudeville sketches can boast OF
the same degree OF gripping interest as
Herbert Hall Winslow's powerful playlet
"The Strongest Link which is the head
liner at the Empress this week. The
story concerns rich Hebrew. who, after
a residence OF several years in America
and marriage Ia a woman socially am
bilious, discovers that daughter by
York He becomes so attached 10 the
girl after tbeir first meeting that the
play resolves itself into clash between
husband and wife over the advent OF the
little one into the home. 1t is splendlu-
ly acted by MIR First. Miss Hadley and Il
strong supporting company
Don't Lie 10 Your Wife" song farce
i'm three acts by Campbell r. Casad. and
produced by Rowland and Clifford, Is
said 20 be bright exploitation OF the
slip from the straight and narrow path.
/ The movement OF the play Is accelerated
by perpetual fire of snaDpy dialogue.
Don't Lie to Your Wife comes 10 the
Colonial next week.
'NIy word said Lawrance DOrsay.
3
on this side regard a man of noble birth.
: Really. you know. ALI OF this bally rot
about man from the other side being
! scoundrel just because be Was born OF
! a good family is rawther-er nswsty and
I in bad taste to say tho least. Many peo-
( pic take keen delight in chawffiug a man
4 because he Is an carl or marquis and
/ for no other reason under the sun.
Take a little experience ] had lowst
| wear" continued D'Orsay, 1t is to the
I point
I "A friend of mine was so kind as TO
| aysk me to dine with him at his home.
I and remarked he expected relative from
/ the country and, as the gentleman lived
near Pawtuckct II might he pleasant FOR
| house, you know. in rawthcr good time
! for tho dinner and shown TO the
! library by the footm9n, WHO somewhat
rcsemhed the character OF Wilkins In
! THE Earl OF Pawtucket,
] IL sat there n Jolly long while smok
/ ing cigarette until my host was ready
! tu come down. and while looking over
! a magazine hcord voices in the neNt
tive and | could not help ovcrheartng the
I conversation.
~ want YOU to meet the Earl of Paw
tuckct. said by friend
"'NcVer heard there was any earl III
Pawtucket' remarked the visitor,
OBJ. this earl comes from England
I said my host.
Another of them furin noblemen?
questioned the visitor. and then he hally
well added, 'Durn i'm, how much money
have you loaned him? Take my advice
be most careful OF the shNer while he Is
I'm the house.
Now, IL was all drivcIiug rot Tor the
mau TO talk that way about me. especial
lv as he dill not know me from Napoleon
Eouapartc or the Emperor OF Austria"
said p'C1reay. "Eawncy." all the time
We we're az dinner the visitor watched tie
Just as II was soins to take something.
| made a uolse Jolly well like rcllet-