The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-12

with no less than FIVE carloads Of
scenery aud properties. forty players from
the Thcater Sarah Bernhardt, and per
sonal rctinue OF five servants. Sarah
Rcrnhardt will arrive over ;he Oregon
Short Line this forenoon at 10 o'clock
So sumptuous is her private car, AS in
fact are all the cars on her special train,
that she prefers 1t TO a hotel, and while
In Salt Lake she Will have her train
parked and remain on IL throughout the
day. II is said that ono would hardly
look upon Mime. Bernhardt's organization
as theatrical company. but more as
happy family.
Mime Bernhardt Will appear in only
one performance In Salt Lake, TO he given
at the Salt Lake thcater this evening.
The public was asked. several weeks ago,
TO choose the play 10 be presented from
her large repertoire. L'Aislon@ was Was
cause it is The favorita of the great
French trasedienne, second. because It is
from the pen OF Rostand. who has had
conspicuity because of his recent spec
tacular work. 'Chanteclcr": and third
because of the classical nature OF the
piece. It has boon subjected to widespread
study among students of literature.
The curtain will be raised promptly at
s o'clock, and Manager Pypcr urgently
requests all attending to be in their seats
by that time.
Johnny Daley, who is giving a roller
skating exhibition at tho Orpheum this
week with his bride OF four months. was
the first man TO attempt the '1eaplns
the gap" stunt on skates. He made a
bIg hit with the act In Los Angeles some
years ago with a runway OF thirty-five
twenty-five and onc-half feet, alightins
on a platform. He however. did not al
ways arrive right side up. and after
breaking some ribs and caving in the left
side OF his face. he concluded to play the
theaterS.
Three more performances. this evening
and tomorrow matinee and evening, will
bring Sunday" TO a close at the Gar
rick. The fourth week or Miss Fealys
starring engagement at that house will
appear in "Sham." comedy on society.
by Geraldine Bonner and Elmer B, Har-
ris. ''Sham" was a favorite production
In the cast few seasons ago. and was
In Salt Lake. Souvenirs will he given
away Monday and Tuesday nights.
Because one does not live near the
sea is no reason why one should not be-
come acquainted with the actions of
Uncle Sans battleships, especially when
they are in action. The picture OF the
United States naval target practice in
Chesapeake bay, which is being shown
al the Colonial, offers an excellent op-
pofturity 10 get clear Idea Of what a
battleship in action looks like The en-
tire programme win be changed on Sun
day afternoon.
The scat sale for Mary Garden, the
famous prma donna Of the Metropolitan
Opera company whom r. Il. Johnson
will present in concert at the Salt Lake
theater tomorrow night. began yester-
day. The sale was heavy. as reported
by the man at the box office, with still
few choice orchestra seats and boxes
left Comm Thro' the Rye" Home.
Sweet Home. annie Laurie" "Suwanee
River. and other old but ever tuneful
gramme,
:. Franz Frank ormisby; the tenor with the the
famous Russian SYMPHONY 9rGhestra s;I, has
timbre that is full. resonant and free
from throatiness. 1t matters not wheth-
er he is singing simple ballad, calling
for delicate tonal shadings, or the fun
tbroated utterances of the heavy opcratic
aria. In go far as pleasing results are
concerned. Subscribers rates are eX-
tended 10 the general public for one
week. Seat reservations can be made at
the office of the Graham Music bureau.
As East South Temple street.
Immediately following the close OF the
vaudeville season at the Orphcum May
u, II is the intention to open the house
the following night with one of the best
stock companies that have been seen in
Salt Lake. Mr.. Sutton. the resident
manager, is in communication with
Franklin Underwood and Frances Slos-
son, leading man and woman regarded
In the profession to be among the top
notchers in stock. In addition, ii is the
intention to bring a stock company from
Spokane here in Its entirety. This or
ganization has been playing to big bus
ness for a run Of months and Is only
closing in Spokane on account OF altera-
tions and oyerhauling at the theater.
Mr.. sutton promises a repertoire of
brand new plays devoid or the usual
lapscs in the rendition OF lines so often
associated with the summer stock com
pany recruited from different points
The company will present the plays they
have been producing in Spokane and are
consequently letter perfect In their lines
and business.
In addition. Mr.. Sutton announces a
feature OF local interest In the form OF
the production during the season OF a
clever little playlet which is ultimate tely
destined for headliner in vaudeville
This sketch will be put on as curtain
ia User and will undoubtedly draw heavily
from the many friends OF Mrs Martha
Roylc Palmer. the author
The stock season at the Orpheum Will
begin Sunday, May IS.
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