The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-20

The company which will present Edgar
Selwyn'S Country Boy" al the Salt Lake
thcatcr beginning tomorrow night comes
hero from five months run in New
York. winch fact. coupled with the name
Of Henry t. Harris as producer. seems
sufficient assurance that the production
Will be first class I'm every respect. Re
Ssrdine the play. it is said To tcem with
character studies Qf typical habilues Of
The Great White Way" and. as con-
tr5st. sturdy, healthy Americans so IA
miliar 80 the small country towns arc
shown. The story is thai Of a country
youth whose ambition takes him from his
country home to the city. lie is diSap-
pointed and discouraged with the new
side of life unfolded to him. Finally he
returns 10 his country village. sees the
opportunity for which his ambition
Card games have al various times been
introduced in plays most Of them for
the purpose OF leading up To- y mclo-
dramatic climax. But it remained for
James Forbes. tho author OF Tho Tray
cling Salesman" which comes 10 the
Colonial tomorrow night. 10 discover that
a poker game could be SO introduced
into play that il becomes ono OF tho
natural events Of the scene, No more
natural event has. ever been shown on
the stage. and the bright, breezy savings
Of the eNultant winners invariably evoke
hearty laughs from The audience. one
well known critic said that this one scene
is n show within itself.
Horace Wright and Rene Dietrich who
are making at the Orpheum this week
with their "spoony' song, which Is their
own composition, arc husban nd and wife
Some time ago they met in Rochester
n. Y. when Mr. Wright WAS principal
tenor and Miss Dietrich soprano of the
Alborn Opera company Prior 10 taking
10 the stage both were singers IN church
choirs, and. on invitation OF Organist i
i. Mcclellan Of tho tabernacle they will
sing there at the organ recital Saturday
noon.
Last night saw duplicated The large au-
dlspce which helped usher In Monday
night what promises 10 be the most sue
ccsSful season in the history of the Car
rick thcaler. While his play. "Arizona."
is ono OF the finished dramatic pieces
perhaps the principal drawing power nj
the GarriCk this wecl, Is found in the
personalities In the company: FIRST
through the desire of thcatersoers TO sec
for themselves II the new members meas
urc up to their ideas OF qualification and
TO renew their acquaintance with tho old
favoriteS who come back from last sea
sons company.
capacity audience greeted the sec
ond performance OF East Lynne" AT The
box Office receipts will bc donated To Min
ME Guertz, the girl who was Injured i'm
a laundry mangle last week. From the
way the tickets arc selling even stand
ing room will be at premium tomor-
row night. In addition To the regular
play several acts from local vaudeville
houses Will be presented. assuring every
body an excellent evenings entertain
ment.
Sensitive fingers that could opcp any
safe put Jimmy Vanentine on the wrong
side OF cold. gray walls But a heart
that beat right when he fell i'm love Sc
cured his pardon while he himself |
worked ont strnight and narrow path |
after nc was In the sunshine again. n |
IL. Warner who created The filc role
together with tn" original New York COM |
pany. will present ALIAS Jimmy Valrn- !
tine" at the Colonial for three nights next /
week.