The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-21


oRELIA cALLAN.
few II any productions that have ever
been seen I'm Salt Lake have equaled the
settings of "Zalmona'
In addition to the development of a
cidental TO the production was OF the
highest order OF excellence The music
was under the direction Of Professor j. j.
Mcclellan and included choice selections
from great composers. Included in the
list were themes from The Redemption"
by Gounod: Damascus" n march by
Costa an original theme by Professor Nc
Clellan; Hail. Noble Chief" by Glin<a
a GreSorian chant harmonized by Profess
sor Mcclellan - 'Amaryllis." by Ghys; the
drinking song from 'Cavaeria Rustica
ma; some ballet music from Faust" "Le
CD theme. and a number OF equally we'll
known and high-class musical selections.
The, orchestration was pronounced by the
audience last night as perhaps the finest
that has ever been heard in this city.
Frank c, Curtis played with skill the
part of Omer. king OF jIeth. Max Weis
tNlEtUlfAy EDOu as c.SlOln, ivan
Christy as Shcmlon was the recipient of
merited applause Miss Blanche Kendall.
as Angelina ihe kings daughter. was all
the part demanded. Hcr work command
ed especial manifestations OF approval
Miss Eta Delmas as Zalmona demon
strated her ability as an actress. Others
OF the ladies' In tho cast who took their
parts with credit were the Misses Irene
Outtrim and Vivian Curtis. a feature of
"Ialmona" is the great chorus.
Aalmona proved strong play, pre-
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repeated tonight and Wednesday. with
Wednesday matinee
The gowns OF Alice Lloyd the fasci-
mating English comedienne, who is the
hcadlincr at the Orpheum this week.
arc "a positive treat TO the audience. and
since she changes her costume about as
frequently as the average woman
changes her mind, the treat becomes a
small bouquet. Her songs are all new.
save for the little Splash Me" ballad
her new novelties is her cupid song in
which she shoots harmless darts from
her bow into the audience Her act Is
followed by Lew Sully i'm u scream OF
a burlcsque upon the dainty comedI-
epne'S songs.
The death OF Count Leo Tolstoi re-
Gently served TO bring The great Rus
slams writings into even more promi-
ncnce than their own brilliancy obtained
previously. and among his most note
worthy works. that caustlc. fcarfully
tragic expose, "rhe Kreutzer Sonata,
of the liaisons so common in middle
many years. has again sprung into popu
lartty. The famous drama is being
played at the GarriCk here this week and
it Undoubtedly forms as serious and far
reaching theme has been portrayed
locally In many seasons. The Garrick
production is elaborate and Wednesday
afternoon there will bc special Wash
ingtons birthday matinee performance.
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That the thoatergoers of this city ap-
preciate the opportunity afforded them to
see and hear Madame sherry so soon
after ii scored It's phenomenal hit in New
York was made evident This morning by
the line OF prospective seat purchasers
which faced the box office OF the Salt
Lake theater at the opening of the ad
vance sale. Almost from the very day
after the first American production OF
the seductive score OF the piece. and par
ficularly the motif song. Every Little
Movement Has n Meaning of Its own.
has been played, hummcd, sung and
whistlcd from coast to coast. 4 special
orchestra, remarkably clever cast. the
productions famous fcminine talking
chorus and every other detail OF this
offering VIII be seen here the last half
OF this week,
This afternoon saw the change in policy
Of the Majestic theatcr. Sixteen persons.
under an able director who comes direct
production worth many times the dd-
mission price charged. In the past IL
has been the custom to give a double
matinee: hereafter but one matinee viii
be given. owing 10 the length Of the per-
formance. at 2:i5 each afternoon. Even
ing performances win begin promptly at
7:30. Three performances will be given
nightly,
The floats used in the carnival scene
OF THE Queen of the Moulin Rouge.
a fouT-ddy engagement ar" made from
designs OF the famous artists when they
were students in Paris who looked for
ward to the annual reycl. the Cuat-z-arts
ball ono was sketChcd by Whistler. an
othcr by Gilbert White. a brother OF Stew
art Edward White. the novelist third
by Jules Gucrin. Harrison Fisher de-
signed yet another and a NTH Is the
work of John NcCutcheon. the world
unc.
Miss Gertrude Elliott is ia appear at
Wednesday matinee starting Monday
This American girl who went to Lon
don n dozen years ago and who then
married Forbes Robertson. brings buck
across the Atlantic "A vlpcning maturity
OF talent that Is itllc short OF genius.
She has developed her native abilty To
a wonderful degree.
Vagrancy Gases Continued.
In the vagrancy cases of Dora Belle
Topham and about twenty other women
who face similar charges. herring was
continued until Thursday morning for
NIL. a.