The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04
DRAMATIC NEWS AND COMMENT

With the presentation of Goethe s
Faust during the banner week Of
the season, both in regard TO the play
itself and box Office receipts. the Gar
rick theater closed for the season last
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Durkin (Maude Fealy)
will proceed TO Denver to open iimi ted
engagement in stock in that city.
Among the Garrick players who Will
support the two stars. and who Will
leave immediately for Denver. are
Messrs. Seymour, Crosby, Herbiu,
Pratt and Knowles. and Miss Ellerbeck:
all of whom have been prominently
connected stagewise. with the Garrick
company, Miss Helen Collier, the fa
vorite ingenue who has been with the
company since il was organized. goes 10
philadelphia. Ray Mangum, treasurer
Of the company. will also look after the
finances of the Fealy Durkin company
while playing IN Denver, Mr. Horning,
to whom no little credit is due for the
manner in which the Garrick produc-
tions were handled, as stage manager,
willy spend his vacation in California.
Mr.. Tarpey. manager of the house, will
remain in Salt Lake.
The Garrick will be overhauled and
redecorated and will reopen splck and
span in new dress, about September
4. At this time the personnel of the
new company is not definitely known,
son s favorites will again. make their
bow to Salt Lakers next fall.
Two big factors in Pacific coast the
atricals, heretofore bitter competitors.
have Joined together in powerful pro
tective association. Oliver Morosco.
owner Of The Majestic and Burbank
theaters, and John Blackwood, owner
Of the Belasco, have united under one
name and will call their organization
the Morosco- Blackwood company.
Mr.. Morosco will have entire charge
Of all the stages and plays and Mr..
Blackwood will devoatc himself to the
publicity promotion
The corporation will have control Of
the Lyceum. Burbank. Majestic, Be
lasco and the New BeJasco theaters,
San Francisco. In addition they viii
have control of the stock houses in
Spokane and Portland, and viii co
operate with Frederick Belasco and the
Alcazar Stock company in San Fran
cisco aud the Bishop Stock company
at Ye Liberty theater in Oakland
In the capacity Of her own manager
Lulu Chaser is scurrying about these
udNn ~ HDfel VI d UluSlTdl pay NAllF DIf
TO her style of fun making. II is not
unlikely that when she secures salts
factory medium she will star under the
joint direction Of herself and a promi
nent Broadway producer who hereto.
fore has not been connected in her
business affairs.
Aroused by the report from South
Carolina that George Hasty. hotel
proprietor, who killed two members Of
q theatrical troupe FIVE years ago. had
beeu pardoned by the governor, officers
of the Actors Society of America de.
be taken up again with the hope OF hav-
ing Hasty serve his full sentence which
was life, in the pententiary,
Mr.. Daniel Frohmsn makes no secret
Of the fact that he is contemplating
with complete and utter complacency an
invasion of the Viennese stage with
a German translation of Seven Sisters.
the play which was translated from
actress and adapted for the American
stage by Edith Ellis Baker
Grace Goodall and Ida CASTOR of tine
Get Rich Quick Wallingford - com !
pany have set the fashion of trout
breakfasts at one of the popular New
York park restaurants where a fsh |
pond is one of the attractions. The girls |
bait their own hooks, cast a 6y with |
all the assurance of q hardened angler |
and land their catch with grace and
precision. The one who makes the first
catch is "it." the other one pays for
the breakfast.
Last Sunday while Miss Goodall was