The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18

3oreditv and of religious auster-
Hanna. born fatherless, so
<ar as she knows, or any birth rec
Ia shows. has grown up In the
kousehold of her uncle, a lovely,
<|d priest. Now. Hanna IS a vital
rirl of Ii, placed between TWO
|overs. One is an agnostlc young
Hc;delberg student, whose passion
IA her is carnal and fierce. The
1/fher is a Young priest who, vowed
III bachelorhood. and actuated by
<e1fish jealousy rather than pious
>saI seeks TO immune her for
<sfety in convent for life.
1--WE love fondly." saws the
,-<udent; come 10 my arms.
The priest can't extend that In
1ifation, but he does say:
I tfYour only escape from this Sc
1ucer is in retreat To nunnery,
xfere ] have secured welcome
/or Won. There you Will be safe
rom the wanton faint of your
Mother. aud beyond the reach of
ronr. libertine lover.
Bit Hanna is a buoyant crea
lug, WHO sDilbhS ii''h h"H
ell, takes 10 the bedchamber of
her sweetheart. and so played her
5elf into the play S catastrophe.
lucky Lines.
Doesn { that read like d drama
Hire with natural desire. plsintive
xith pietv Intellectual repres,
ION. and DO YOU think YOU would
Ieride itl Well. a Broadway In
tellectual audience broke into
Iapghter at the nojnt where Hanna
Hear old uncle.
'fI will recite a prayer for the
lost girl, slowly saws the young
1riest in hvpocritical can't.
fsYou will shut up eXclalms
the old priest; Hanna s uncle
viii take care of what's the mat
Ter with Hanna
No more did anv decorum at
end the discussion in the case of
anna. Laughter prevailed over
ne scene of Hanna S death.
f Youth is made TO require
My six actors in a single stage
=cfting If play can be effec-
|lal so inexpensively as that, it
.ccomes a valuable theatrical as
ed. But the short cast must
feeds be thick with the right tai
Rnt. Especially should Hanna be
eyervbody's darling. She has been
assigned though. to an absurdly
Inver-active young woman. seem
|inply under no control. 7 don {
believe God likes a guyer AT the
fheafer. 1t is a cheap and easy
mixer who turns those tender SEN
fiments into coarse fun. Yet [ put
y winning dollar into hat pool
of four selections of characters
hat an idiot boy would shoot with
bis plaything run. OF course we
(,new the blithering fool was
hero for dramatic purpose The
idiot gunner dotted IN mumbling
rDandlin way over Hanna. and
tatefnl. to her sweetheart Yet
4 let the death ticket on the Sc
ducer pass me; nor did I take
he selfish priest nor the fool him
'<elf; but ] waited for the slip
Tith Hanna s name to be left in
he hat for me.
my Blunders.
+ Dom YOU see, the plot of the
LAY doomed the girl TO death.
ikhe was the logical recipient of
The. killing bullet The idiot was
y had shot He aimed al the rake,
*hom he had seen visited al night
)bY, the girl, and when he took aim
<<hev were all but amalgamated IL
- blending embrace; so ] won on
The hunch that Hanna was the one
Tor the author TO kill of How,
9eTers the idiot raved at bis hit
Ing the maid and missing the mis-
reant The audience had picked
pnt the rake heart for bull g
tye shot, and burst into hilaritv
Fhen the fool marksman cried.
bang. bang, bang, Aim al Hans.
ut Hanna. Damn-damn -
4 BY this time levity was domi-
ynant- The brief remainder Of
Youth was guyed with no po-
Hte restraint. Too bad A clever
Vanslator. and an cptrancing art
~ for Hanna, would have saved
froni hasco
OBEY -Turvy" Play.
TopsyTurvy' was made to be
&uRhed at in a summer garden.
heiress to million is so ugly
'at even impecunious foreign
2piemen, who come across the
6 >tiantie to look her over, 20 back
ome without making any offer.
D*uha ls a woman of iron will, and
pe makes up her mind that
neddy, whom she has befriendcd,
AL settle his moral obligation by
tarEying her. He is terrorized by
nS proposal. for he is in love with
~ niece. Minetta. Try to keep
k:ne complicntion of plot in your
fl<esd; fwedd1e is flabbergastcd.
Plt Minetta is clear Drained.
Auntie has promised me a
Hssquerade ball next month, - said
lnetta to Fweddie; "you we an
scquaintance, Pinkle. who is a pro-
} sSs!onal burglar. What YOU We 10
u Is to make up for that male
" fss.or' adorn yourself with skeleton
at5<eys: lemmies and other tools of
" :ne Thieves trade. and in that
rs lsguise; carefully masked. attend
ri nnt Julia s masquerade. Then. as
VIII have her safe packed with
~ wealth of jewelry for her and
y Is 10 wear at the ball, you crack
ne safe as soon after the affair
II has been stuffed, The loss
III knock out auntie. You will
prmlse that your friend, Pinkle
ne burglar. learning Of your inten-
10 impersonate him at the
asquerade, has taken the oppor.
ytpnity to intrude as a guest and
'ean out the safe, The loss will