The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-13

plungcs the minister are amusing in The
extreme. and the audience laughs its fill.
Wilbur is assisted by Miss Maude Terry,
who Is capable in the part assigned her,
tells some new stories He also has
some original songs which he hands out
OF the insipId youth reciting The
Charge of the Light Brigade is TAX
ing bit
Careless Curt has comedy bicycle
astonishing tricks Careless Curt is not
a stranger to Salt Lake audiences for
many thousands saw his excellent work
at the state fair and thoroughly enjoyed
Roy Cummings and Helen Gladyings
sing some songs Of their own compost
ton and dance acceptably. They give an
imitation OF a couple OF young men on
celebration that won them good liza nd
Sunday night.
Selections from "rhe Dollar Princess
pheum orchestra and the music is We'll
received The news in motion pictures,
as usual. deals with timely topics. A
feature especially pleasing TO the ladies
gowns and millinery OF the Partisan COS
tuners.
In keeping with the wisely established
policy OF the Garrick management 10 Sc
lect plays for production at that house
,hst will alternate the leading PLAYERS OF
George Parker, the Garricks leading
man, has been fitted with the title role
OF 'Ratfles.' this week. Last week was
Miss Clifton's week. and as she made
terpre lation of the emotional ZaZa. so
this week it would seem that Mr. Par
ker was destined TO. pile up an equal
amount of success in his finished por
trayal OF the geutIemanly thief. the role
made famous by and which made fame
for the late Kyrle Be!lew.
=, The Garrick's production of Raj
fidelity TO the famous original Bellcw
conception and production. Indeed. there
are moments during the development of
Bellew seems TO hover over the Garrick
players. which is due not only To MIR
Parkers admirable delineatlon, but 10
the knack which each member OF the
the right amount OF energy and EXPIRES
sion into his or her role TO make the H.
luslon complete and satisfying. TO say
nothing OF the unmistakabe imprint OF
masterful hand In the staging OF the
whole.
''Raffies" is a nclodrama along orsi-
nal and extremely interesting lines and
reveals the romance of burglar whose
natural manliness, instructive chjvalvv
and Unborn craft aud shvewoness. though
shroudcd IN crime at once gains. and
pathy of his audience. IN view Of the
charm and appeal of the play. 1t is of
little concern 9tf that its hero Is a thief
course. wit and its snappy repsrtcc. In
brief. RatAes. cracksman through nat
@ ural inclination, d ION through a peculiar cir
G@mstanGe; cur anTen tHrns one trick TOO many
chiefly the efforts of Captain Bedford TO
trap Raffles. which he does-almost.
M Parker plays the role Of Rafhes
feet naturalness. his dry humor. his calm
demeanor under the most trying c!rcum-
stances. make his impcrsonation always
interesting. Walter r. Seymour PLAYS
remarkably we'll The detective. Captain
Bedford He nts into the role with rare
and sustaips the determined
Ing required 10 make finished piece of
character work. Miss Clifton appears
as the winsome Gwendolin. and Miss
Dslls plays in her usual discriminating.
convincing manner. the part of Rose VI, !
dial. Louis Craig makes OF Bunny mn i'm |
pu!sive ouick-tempercd. big -hcaricd
character that one cannot help but ad-
j, David Herbljn demonstrated that he |
could come back last night. much u !
the satisfaction and delight OF the an.
stepped on the stage as Lord Crowley |
The balance OF the company arc we'll as |
signed ond all give a good account OF |
But isn't IT dcprcca,ory OF The splendid
work Of the dramatist, r. w. Presbnry.
Mr. Parker and Miss Clifton 10 ring in
a. I'N SlthlJiS pl SUlt. llltlo Eva diving
music, TO complete the enec, md Illu7
sion during the loYe scenes between tie
Two principals?
klutlnss trained animals consisting of
ats dogs, rabbits and pigeons, Weston
\ Lynch, offering the Flirting Girr'.
Sliou Russell. STYLED the Song bird of
he sunny south. Harry Mayo. late OF
The Empire City puartctte: tho four Soils
1rotncrS masters OF the merimba: the
seven Colonials and "The IIonovmoon
,rs:" AN imported moving picture all
make W an exceptionally entcrtsininc, /
oill at the Empress this week The pres
,nt programme opened Wednesday y and
Mn remain on the boards until and IN
-lIding Tuesday night ~
Nlutnss animals displayed wonderful
'agac'ty, and perform tricks that have
aiken years to teach TO tho little ami