The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-06

%on him many friends.
cdY presented by the Hanion Brothers
Is a. wblrlwind affair OF pure nonsense.
1t is a combination of clever douges
George Field and William J. Hoyt, be-
sides tie Hanlon Brothers. appears IN 1ne
company.
Ernest scharff Is a musical wonder
He plays upwards of n dozen different
Instruments string, reed. and othrrWlse'
He is nm accomplished performer on each'
For variety and scope In musical acts MI
Scharff "takos the money.
Frank Gorcon and Rose Gordon pre-
sent q eymnaetlc dancing act that IS
shade better ihan the best seen hctg
before. They are clever and jump ana
dance around "a II they were made oi
india rubber.
Frank Rogers is known IN salt Lake
and probably everywhere else as Ven. Ven.
trjloqist who has perfected ms Gaining
to science. He HAS wonderful controI
over his voice and never fails 10 please
Professor Welhe has made his orches-
trail selections in harmony with me
lighter vein that domnates this week :
bill. The kinodromc clases the bill with
line OF good pictures.
Elinor Glyn's dramntlzaNon OF her own
book Three Weeks. ohened three
nights engagement at the Colonial the
alter Sunday evening. y weu filled house
The queen OF Sardalia. which role l9
capably flied by Miss Marcela Hamll-
ton, gave her life FOR great happiness
that OF knowing the love of man who
loved her and in so doing lifted a ma
tlon from despair brought about by the
trcacherous legislation OF the king; LeaV-
Ing her palace and the king IN Satdalia.
the queen seeks rest from her brutal hus-
band. She falls IN love with a young
Englishman. and for three weeks .Sn-
ioyed the happicst period Of her llic.
For the sake Of the man she loves, how
ever. she returns TO the king. but her
lover follows. n tragedy being the result
In addition to the excellent work Of Miss
Hamilton. as The Lady. Ben II. Rob-
Paul, took their parts with exceptional
merit. Miss Bculah Monroe and Miss
Nina Bruins are also worthy OF special
mention. The company Is well balanced
and altogether the play is presented with
striking force. The piece will be re-
peated tonight and tomorrow night
The Garricls Stock company attempted
comedy Sunday evening and did well The
effort was THE Prince Chap" in three
acts, and the players were appIaudcd FIRE =
saw the production.
Miss Margaret Jensen. who took the
part Of Claudia. William Pcyton's ward.
Jensen assumed tho role splendidly. James
Durlln. in the role OF Psyton. an Amer
lean sculptor. was good. tho reserved parts
being suited TO him. Miss Jane Wheat
ley as Alice TraWers did not have much
10 do, but that little was difficult, al
though the ease with which she handled
the hard parts was likely to deceive the
audience into believing that they were
easy. The rest of the players were good.
The setting OF the play is In New York.
although an English earl plays an Inn
rortnnt part and much reference is made
TO London The play breaks from Aris-
totle's rule regarding time and stretches
over thirteen years. tracing the life %
Claudia, tho little girl who is left by Mrs.
Arlington, PeYton's model. and cared for
by Pcyton. Some OF the scenes are pa =
thetlc. yet there arc many Iaughahle mo-
ments. the whole comedy being delight
fully like real life.
THE Girl in the Taxi" which comes
10 the Salt Lake theater next Monday.
March l3. is meeting with stupendous
broke all records for attendance and box
office receipts in Chicago. and Boston
supported IL for six months and called
for n continuation when its managafs
were compelled 10 take IL elsewhere.
drama, The Man OF the Hour" win be
the attraction AT the Colonial for three
nights and Saturday matinee. starting
next Thursday evening.
Fighting Bob" is the name OF the
new operet,a being presented at the Ma
lestic this week. II promises TO eclipse
last weeks programme. which packed
that house Mt every performance.
What Is said Ia be one of the funniest
things ever seen on any stage Is the
burlcsrue by Miss Dresser OF Maude
Aliens STORY dance Miss Dressler
heads the "Tllle's Nightmare" produc-
ton coming to the Colonial. beginning