The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

and appreciation OF the Door who are
there satisfying their music hungry souls
with n concentration that renders them
ohlivious TO the hot sun pouring down
upon their uncovered ncads and lnatten-
tive 10 all that goes on about them that
DAYS real tribute TO music and the mas
ter. PuCcni.
so the young American Girl OF tho
Golden West Is receiving royal advance
reception al the hands Of La Belle 1tali-
ano. not only because she comes TO them
from The pen Of "A great American dram
atist, whose name Is known and reYcTcd
but because she goes deeper than that
and comes garbed in the music of a great
opera that they love from the pen Of
their own beloved adorcd Puccini.'
When one reads OF an alleged socic "
girls debut on The stage one is COM
PEELED to stop TO think oC the thousands
Of society women who nave become ac-
trssses In the past and the small per-
centsge OF these who make their way 10
tho front Yet let the stage struck social
belle take hope. The latest international
stage celebrity 10 bnd her way TO these
Shores was a leader Of society al the
time Of her assumption OF stage ca
rccr Simouc. which. by the way. is
merely her drst name, made her debut
under rather extraordinary circumstances.
The theatrical world had never heard ot
her vet she had discovered merit In
the work of an Old school friend. Henii
Bernstein, who could not Sot manager
Tor his pl8vs, so she determined 10 pro
/. competent company. hired . rst-Class
thcster aud took tho leading role her
SELF As The result of this venture Bern
stein iS looked upon as the foremost
writer OF realistic drama now livluS aud
Simouc is Acknowledged 10 be ono Of the
fcw great actresses OF the daN, Simone
never forfeited the vcsrcct OF Partisan
society I'm becoming an actress. She mar
Ticd tho son Of q president of the French
republic and her gowns, on end off the
stage. arc studied minutcly by those who
make a business OF moldiug STYLES for
women an over the world.
The company selected by John Cort TO
surround Mrs Leslie Carter when she
begins her second season in Rupert
Umrhess Two Women" at Rridsetou.
y. J. OH October 80, goes into rehearsal
today The company Will include Frank
lin Underwood, Lynn Pratt G'orse A.
StilIveu Harry .. Carlton, Jasslc Con
wav and Frances SloSsou. amonS thirty
others, Mrs. Carter. who Was able 10
,it up last sunday FOR the firs, time
,ince she underwent an operation three
weeks ago. viii not attend rAhearssls un-
an ono week before the company goes
on tour,
Ice Wilson Dodd's new auto comedy.
speed" continues It's record -nros kins
race into popular favor az William Col
Iier's comedy theater under the man
aremsnt OF Cecil r. DeMille. This play
shows both the humorous and inc seri
Gus sides of the speed manla-how II
MAJ infect a whole family with extraN-
araut dcslrre 10 rush through life IN au-
tSmohIIes and how II is the little child.
forsakeu md alone. who gets the worst
OF a. The COMEDY goes Win o hum
r,>u, bc ginning To end, and has the happy
faculty OF showing NJ human weaknesses
In most convincing scenes and dialogues
pr,tn johnson and Osa Woldrop are the
.sauff~ur and mechanicisn nf this auto"
comcdy, Others in the company arc
Thnn,hs j. Tohin. Jr Elise scott SD
80 r:rerustrect. Leila Lee. Eric blind.
u,,,,r. Hicks. Frank Rrodcr Joseph
H,,SkIcy aud John II. Stahl
Two more prominent players NaNS TOT =
- ,h. legitimate stage foT vaudeville
Ms blanche Walsh. who has starred