The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-25
WAN IS
| GALLERY GODS
..,,nces Scheme to Induce
[.n.r Patrons TO Abandon
Moving Pictures,
|,r1S SEE PINK LADY:
| |aOwNS WILL GIVE SHOW
loan Liked Best Plays and
Sugs That the Public
Spurned.
~ ,sMES G. THURSToN.

Ia YORK., juno anl.' ="
~ -eccutly reduced balcony and
nrices In his Chicago theater,
n,,ces here. He believes high
.,,r,caI attractions should be
-,,bin the reach OF the people
n, and The prices TOO high and
have nothing left TO turn 10 but
s;un shows, -, .o,,s 9,
a. ,ha balcony seats Will be cut
n 5,rls fat. al! reserved rom nV
Y ,sj Is cents the gallery prices VIII
IA 10 ) cents nal, -
.Scs consulted with Mrs. \. starr
4 "a Miss Alice Houston. the heads
!, The most Influential oreaniza
= /. ,bs country, so far as theaters
.-,,ynsd," said Mr.. Frohman, The
Y. 4 irving 10 bring lirsi-class drama
ts roach Of all classes and we
q. n ,sis can be done by reducing
Z, ~ balcony and gallery seals.
~ -sople 20 10 the moving picture
S.spse they cannot afford 10 see
1, a. ibs pictuyes have taken away
y ,ht Important requisites OF the
III, Ne need gallery gods The last
. p,nry Irving played this country
.s-nsnlsd very sadly upon the fact
s. hsloved gods were missing. They
-1si roient factor in the prosperity
NJ DANA because they are so inter
IA ,sthusiastic and dcmonstrative. Il
4 ,T5roye Of play thcy show IT,
=, jirpproyr they show il and The!
4 ~ he's, barometer OF public opin-
1 n ibs play is not good the sooner
IspT 4 The better
e.,h,mites Superior, He Says.
=. o' the Other prominent local man
Il sHtye that. while CHICAGO may
zpsly GODS ior It's drama : sue
y,z York doesn't have 10 regard
sis as q vital factor They say
/ !o:s audiences arc different from
\ ,sil attend Chicago pldyhouses.
b . ltss Of tho real gallery element
I Nsr York gets many thousand
\ ,isilcrs ,han Chicago. and these
u srs a biz factor iu the support Of
.1ns here. Chicago has 10 depeld
II osH population mainly for audi
q and that must include the gallery
y Il,ynan expressed The opinion that
stt TO reduce balcony and gallery
b >cdh not be considered seriously.
Pc r. Harris SAYS thcatcTs produc-
,-si-rlsss PLAYS did not need 10 give
y .scOursecmcnt 10 the gallery elc-
lle aid.
D 3s popusr-priccd thestcrs a re-
II might accomplish good results.
waters come. perhaps. in some
5yea WIN the moving picture
a. :, IL aud 10 cents. But in
|snd'ioted 10 lrst-class productions
n experience that If / have a sue
Il Dsy. have 10 difficulty In nlliug
~ II the play is not good the
4 alPIsust Is not much help
Clowns Will Give Show,
ea EiIl he show. given by
II Exclusively at Atlantic City.
h expected That 100. 600
= uen perform II viii be
y .inusemcnt history. with moth
.lrIahe. al except a meeting uf tho
tNl bosro ot aldermen, The affair
sler tlie auspices Of tile Naude-
.11iy club. There Will be bill
sls' Every officer and member
sgo Who VIII be In tho cast at
~ mas offered his services
yA ihe regular vaudeville show the
--lsNt VII be followed h, cab
E.ay drama. Johnnie less. who
~ sSs,1 su1 acted the title role OF the
tSgnu lo' years. Will be on the
VIZ csDarel comedy drama. Those
|Fs " me regular bill viii be in
y MI :. bN'itf cast and in addition
b. m jurymcT. witnesses and
~ IN Srcat numbers. The women
''uoe''lle viii he represented.
X aI.he committee is Goiug 10
@.,ls full in being polite 10
M mo mas expressed willing
ht rH. Secretary James Morton
,s,nw w1hees OF enough acts 10
y ~ ps Monday morning at day.
|sf,S. Nep " going continuously uu-
osy midnight. '' N
Ia ~ 'tliee members of the grad .
Es,r gl The West Point all second
IA WIN the officers Of The cadet
~ wv members of the Alumni. al
n performance Of tho "Pnk
|rrss "e Hew Amsterdam ihester,
f. d,i, following their cradua-
|r7 vs1.- 'his tho BOYS observed
d d ,lOn osS become time houorcd.
pa n.N W., pleasant rivalry among
|hfoiah oi The honor Of giving
!, a'msan's Last Hours.
6, S,1 tn,1, Edwsrd Harrigan in HE
p:,snn,y ny"e wears afleY The LAST nf
Fe had died al tho GarricE
y started tho SON "v-, si,ami
iils s sna marched and marched
n ,sttons In unison ,' He I drnnne@ lrl,5I1e@
M ,Hbstseter of Dan MnIiirsn 9pnd anG
I'm H. ',ro 10 Irish brog,ie that en-
/" 'he men OF old New York
+ 3 iAoSsh,' 80 inspiring. go martial,
at ss1o Ii had been nut TO an
~; /, When did We sIng 2ls' j., ~ r,rsir on
Iss S29I tsyori,e song?"
sslIons, |ppoHsos on The Wall in
! cur ,Ist hest or all tho sons &c
Nh me- ma; ;. but the public Didn't
,N "s m this; 'Cohwe br' diJn,, %
4 Car oo, they did like PADDY
/ h q, and and so did /. You see
hr-a .9rt-th" Dutchman's
e s.,, y boy, How manv thou9
H-t9rk boys of my age have