The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-18
oming in The Rosary" all the

ers its coming in The Rosary" all the
more appreciable.
Miss Jean r Ward. who plays the
dual part OF the wife and her twin sister
work in The Rosary entities her TO
every praise Robert Bristen takes the
part of the husband, a., first an unbe-
iicver and in the end acknowledge ing the
mower of God. and lie plays it well
Manuel Snyder has the difficult role of
the false friend the consummate plotter
and has designs upon the wife herself
who. through cunning treachery, rops
the husband and brings the household
10 destruction In this part. there is
and SNYDER IS not lacking; -, a..
wholesome SORTS made part OF The
Rosary by the love affairs OF TWO pairs
Of Young lovers. iarry II. Price and
George &. Tripp are swains who are
either In the heights or ecstacy o! In
Ncttie DeCoursey and Gertrude Keith
are the laSses who share With their
swcethearts the UPS and downs OF youth
ful love.
The playwright has. taken adysntage
Rosary" and sl5llfully has employed II
lions Of Nevin's piercing cry Of Il broken
heart and wall nt a. soul IN anguish are
used, In The last act Miss Grace y.
Reading sings tae TTt t two MsrTes nays M'[s
the entire music between the third ana
fourth act
tation. teaches a wholesome lesson, in
all entertaining way. II is of the class
of plays that need not blush for it's eX-
istencc. II appeals 10 the highest thought
tone never descends. II is We'll worth
seeing. II viii he repeated tonignL,
Tuesday night. Wednesday matinee and
Wednesday night.
A really delightful comedy is The
Bachelor which opened weeks eu-
ga cement at the Garrick thoatcr las;
night The play Is by the late Clyde Fitch.
an6 Is written In the happlest vain of
that wcii-known dramatist From sta.',
20 finish st abnurds in wit, with nere
and there touch OF pathos, Just TO re
lioyc TOO much laughter To the credit
OF those who took part last night IT may
be- said that the uG jorlty OF them have
done few things better In Salt Lake CITY
than The parts portrayed last night, MI.
Parker AZ the ia :hclor, was eXcciien:
giving the par5 careful reading that
makes IT ono Of -" best Things that ne
has done In the fourteen weeks OF his
rnihtr small part hut he makes the
most OF II every 'Ioment that he ia on
tie stage. MIR. Ira,G has done few things
rs good rs his work last night as Billy
Rancnll H." puts life and ginger Into
the part every minute that he is on the
stage and comes in for good share OF
thc laUSlIt"H d;D applause HDcldIiS pT-
stoweil by the audience, Mr. Totten only
appcars in two acts and then for but Il
short time, ltut he gets all that is pos
siblc out Ui the pare which has been as
signcd TO him. Miss Clifton shares the
heavy work with Mr. Parker and with
The possible exception OF one or TWO roles
that she has played In this city this sea-
son, she has done nothing quite So we'll
=, She did the pa7, OF jenny last night
She gave really delightful piece of act
ing throughout. Miss Dil's has minor
paft - which she makes the most. Miss
Ross appears III bat one aICi. the second.
and then as u German servant Girl. IL
was a really excellent Bit OF character
acting aud won round after round OF
applause.
Special mention H. due the stage setting
Ia in, second act which was one or the
lrctticst AT tho GarriCk IN long time
The incidental music, as well as the work
Of the orchestra throughout was good
aud came in for It's share of approval
Tile Bachelor Will run for the rrst OF
thu week with the usual Thursday and
Saturday matincss.
Counter attractions had no effect on
the sunday night oYerflowine audience
al the Empress, and the man ai the
box office. long before Tho second even
ing performance commenced, was hoarse
from announcing To The hundreds Of dis
appointed pleasure seekers that the
house WAS sold out.
Irene lIobson and Charle. poland in
thelr politely numerous sketch. ~ Bust
ness Proposal" though travelling la cy-
ccllcnt company. arc storing away most
of the laurcls The playlet is a pleas
na affair, we'll conceived ana enibFilished
with A wealth Of witty r"partce which.
together with the splendid acting of both
Miss Hobson and Mr.. Deland. crowd as
much real entertainment Into one act as
one could wish for.
The TWO Singing Girls, Elsie Wales
and Babel Meredith, dainty and grace
iul siuG<r-s of classical and popular selec
lions: Bvrne Brothers, tu their humor-
Gus schoolbov pranks "A Carriage Ride
and It's Mishaps Quinn brothers and
Rosner. i'm "A Fight for Fame. The
Cliff Bailey Trio, acrobatic comedians:
= delightful musical programme by the
Empress orchestra, and an interesting
photoplay. complete the bill. which is
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