The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19
LEGISLATION That Will Rec
100 Difference Between
and Cooks or Maids.
GOODRICH is ANGRY
.,.t;cslly Denies Story She
=, Tnrn Divorce Suit to Ac-
.oupt in Variety Sketch.
,.wss GRANT THURsToN.

4 1lMBs GRANT fhoASIoN'
.d Wire to The Tribune.
~ YoRK, Feb. 1s.-One hundred
s,s vaudeville actors have al
I, rsds application for member
: !, asw vaudeville organization,
E.,,oso Of which will bo to secure
,,.sm advantageous to the vaude'
1. ..,tormar. Members Of the pro-
~ q, they are now clnssed with
4, adds janltors and laborers, and
~, stecting persons employed in
q. ,to spply to them, and work
n haFaahps-
4. spislberg bill, amending the
Susineas law in relation to en-.
rnt agencies, introduced in the
ssrra oecasioned considerable com
r. theatrical managers. The bill
,Ss theatrical agencies subject
4. ,ssirictions OF this law to such as
- Zee from an applicant for EN-.
~ Every licensed employment
"a required TO make reasonable
- 70 learn the financial respon-
~ AZ the person to whom appli-
~ for positions are sent. and must
roore employees for any per
A iEm The agent has reason to be-
i financially irresponsible.
zaus Goodrich on Her Future.
"a Goodrich, who is suing for a
- from Nat Goodwin, says:
|'d aye heard an absurd rumor that
= b opsn very shortly in 4 skit
a ipbur in One and dealing with
|rkiuonial mix-up Of an amusing
= This is quito untrue. The
4 L my profession, and I must
4 NJ living. 1t may be that I shall
. N vaudeville. but not, you may
Ia in any sketch or turn that sug-
: Ey psiyste affairs. I have tried
~ IS far as possible from the
Lit during the progress Of recent
Ia and certainly have no wish to
a nblicity now"
|h utfsf has been made Miss Good
9 b yiEit England and appear with
y Benson Players IN 3 repertoire
\ |AGc and modern plays. She may
s 10 accept this proposition, in
y ease she viii sail Tor England
|hy.
Nay Still Speculate.
|hsher lease o. life has been grant.
lfzter ticket spectators. The or
re introduced last year, which
tAits the sale of theater tickets
&sEalk spectators was referred
= TO the committee on laws at the
sg o. the board of aldermen last
e The measure was favorably re-
|xl By the committee earlier in the
D I'D excited considerable discns-
3 The constitutionality OF the pro
: hw was questioned oy several
ExD and on this ground the com
~ vas requested to give il fur
i'asdsration. The spectators
10 defenders in the board, but
A members declared that in It's
= form the ordinance would not
"a test in court. Alderman Dow.
Hsested that Mayor Gaynor "a
Nii and would sign it.
Changes at New Theater.
= true that the designations OF
aop Ames and OF Lee Shubert are
= the hands OF the directors OF
asS theater. They were acted
f;seatly. That of Mr.. Ames was
- NJ. Ames, in his letter. said
81 that the New theater was not
@ 10 the purposes for which it
Mnt but he was willing 10 serve
ssnlSed New theater in such ca
u the directors might see fit.
contacts of Mr.. Ames and Mr..
~ provide that each of the con
Z parties can terminate the con-
" tlIee months notice. The New
: MA go on. But as things
!aG directors have practically
sp I'll thoughts Of using the build
~ home for their Undertaking.