The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
|EI1EN SEASON HITS
| NEW YORK THEATERs
/ ,.,.es Have Small Audiences,
~ %r,.e;ally in More Religious
Parts of City.
.,,r FEW ARE EXCEPTIONS
4, Biuns, &C. D. O. Wireless
o,srator. Gets, Verdict for
Moving Picture.
,,,rs GRANT THURsToN.

~ JAMES onfe
,rW =. YORK, March 25.-The thea
80 a other houses Of amusement,
I, '-,,,,r to report, have been hit pretty
! - H. Lent. A few nights ago L
,.d q show at house which al
- invariably is not only filed, but
I'D The play was one of the best
,hs stage. The night was fine.
= " W, there we're less than 400 people
W arrbestra and 200, | have since
z :, had masses. This is but an
n1:J nl..J instance. OF course there are
a'Iu to,rses where a splendid business
as nile, but they are IN sections
~. " there is not much religious sentl-
r. In...;dsu. Charles Burnham Of the
iiaS.I;nn i of Theatrical Managers,
-. beep active in the crusade
w thca:er ticket speculators who
y he'll goods in front OF theaters,
IG;7;A,. tine speculators are buying
!: wherever possible far beyond that
.. March Is, when the prohibitive
.,r,s TOOK effect, is evidence that
= nrorose 10 sell tickets, if possible,
&, n defiance of the law or IN the
= of having some sort OF technical
;,tsTferencc. 7 desire, in behalf
m. Tbeater Managers association,
s,nk the newspapers for the help
80 in having the ordinance
IA and we ask their further aid
e ;mpressing upon the police and
~ authorities the Importance OF
;:,o us in the enforcement of the
= the night. If the police will CO.
<s,,s actively there is no doubt that
tnu abolish this long-endured
|<Axon
4. vaudeville managers blacklist
&,iru abolished, it is said, on fairly
- authority. Players may, in a
elect the managers for whom
y vii play.
~ class of young actors and
,rsscs was recently graduated from
|E lzencsn Academy of Dramatic
& "a the Empire Theater Dramatic
i,d Henry Miller, who addressed
aaduatcs, praised Franklin II.
~. for what he had ACCOMPLISHED
|t,f his administration of the
n sarRent himself stated that 1000
rilis Of the amalgamated schools
Il funing their living as actors and
res throughout the world. The
|1l ] twenty years old.
N 6gid theater laws which prevail
Tin 10 be applied to Rhode Island.
" tow pending IN the legislature
LIS that asbestos scenery, auto
"a FirklerS and fire hose are to be
sc OF every theater in the state
fl provides that the stage and
fsriss OF every theater in Rhode
y there there is water service
b ennippcd with automatic
1tln. fire hose and freproof
no that an asbestos curtain shall
rpHled. and also asbestos scenery
4kIt II snch way that they Will
70 quick action, that the same
y tested before every perform
w George, the actress. who is
= William A. Brady in private life.
Z lerly ltouired the Richard Mansfield
re Riverside Drive. near General
snli tomb. Now Amelia Bingham,
asta. has bought the former resi-
i ibe late Joseph Jefferson, on
(, 'ssi,s Drive.
4 ssnng picture machine was re-
!, s.sltness in the supreme court
y ma OF the suit brought by Jack
- asilnst the American Vitagraph
ag. Blnns wanted $4,000 dam
i'c9 the company, which, he
q, ~ d'played moving picture films
eNas TO depict the scenes in the
ss; 9 fOom Of the Republic after
n sis e@lllded with The Florida, two
- Eon on the first trial. The
. y sDneaIs ordered new trial