The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21

G ANY Salt Iakers Will be inter
IN III ested 10 know that Maude
WH Leone. who claims host OF
friends and admirers here, and
who is one of the most popular stock
actresses that ever played IN a loeal
playhouse, will return to Salt Lake IN
the near future.
Miss Leone has been playing in stock
in Duluth since she left Salt Lake last
fall. and Judging from the flatterlng
press notices which her work has re
ceived. it is apparent that she has estab-
lished herself in the admiration OF the
theater- going public of the lake city.
She made her farewell appearance IN
Duntb last week in "The Triumph OF
Betty and left Immediately for van
couver. r. c.. to join her husband, VIII
lard Mack, in a short stock engagement
in that city Her northwest engage
ment will probably last four weeks, at
the end of which time she Will return
to Salt Lake,
James Rcnnic, famiIiarly known
locally as Jimmie and as the popular
juvenile lead for many months with the
Mack stock company in this city, VIII
return to Salt Lake in support OF
Maude Leone. Mr. Rennie accompanied
Willard Mack and Maude Leone to Du'
luth where he has appeared IN mnch
favor during the last few months. When
Mr.. Mack left Duluth to open an en-
papement in the northwest, Mr.. Rem
ME was cast in the leading roles IN
support Of Miss Leone, and his work
in the capacity of leading man won
exceptionally gratifying notices in the
Duluth papers.
Mrs. Rcnnie, formerly Kathleen Nc
Cooy of this city, returned last week
from Duluth. where she joined her hus.
band, and visited the larger cltles and
points OF interest around the Great
Lakes.
Mrs. Annie Adams Of this city. the
mother of Maude Adams, who has been
PLAYING with the Mack Leone company
in Duluth for several months. Will re
turn 10 her home in Salt Lake early
this summer, Mrs. Adams accompanied
the Mack-Leone players to Vancouver
and will come TO Salt Lake Immediately
her engagement in the northwest is
completed,
Julian Eltinge closed his first season
as star under A Fl. Wood 8 manage
ment at the Colonial theater, Chicago.
last week and was one of the greatest
money.makers on the road The tour
began November Ia aud lasted twenty.
six weeks. thirteen Of which we're
played in Chicago and four in Boston.
The other nine were devoted 10 few
of the principal cities in the west
A peculiar fea ture OF the Eltinge
Chicago engagement was the matinee
receipts He played twenty-five at the
Colonial and every one of them
amounted 10 exactly the same figure
1886 Eltinge s next season begins III
Atlantic City August 2s, and on Labor
Day he gees to New York.
The newly-formcd Drama league OF
Boston announced the methods It will
follow. The league. which was formed
President Lowell Of Harvard and
others. has for its president Professor
George Pierce Baker of Harvard.
\ committee of five pcrscns, selected
to represent widely different interests
in the tbeaters viii attend all impor
tant first night performances IN Eos
ton Immediately after such perform
ances, the committee will meet. and If
il decides TO recommend the play to
members of the league. il will cause a
bulletin to be mailed the next day,
John Mitchell. the celebrated stage
director and producer. rs seriously III
with pneumonia at the Lambs club.
Mr. Mitchell has been in poor health
since his return fortnight ago from
Paris whittier he went in search of nov
elites for FloTenz Ziegfeld S review.
"Thc Folies Of 1911. At first he
thought he had touch of malaria and
then he thought il was laryngtis
For two or three days he has been