The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
Fragic Story of the Fire at Dreamland
}Onavita Kills Lion That Manned Him
Belle Paree Is Sprightly Summer Show With Variety
of Piquant Features

Few YORK, Juno 10.-You
a don't have to cross the At
II 1antic to sec the night
naughty deviltries Of Paris.
h NAV sight them here in stage
uiery more amusing than the
slities. Also. safer and cheaper.
4 had notcbed cane for the
Ia in which ! saw Partisan mis-
knvior. since | began to 60 to
.@fers. il would by now look
"a like saws edge than a
King stick. They started with
I {arces Of marital infideIity that
Ia Boucicault. Augustin DAILY
d others temporized to American
-: they passed on to palmer
6es of the originals; and now no
/ need travel to the French city
cup.up to see lis diversions.
LA Belle Paree, Broadway's
nmer show, leaves out. all
I1pse and echo of Paris deco
N il there are anv, and mImics
nrs that are like those Of our
nderloin-with variants, We
re no code luello. Over there
h puncture one another s skin
IA hatpin sorts OF rapiers, with
nrd formalities, in cases where
|eficans would fight it out with
4 or maybe pistols, on the in
>--k A fLrIll;,, ~ ioci6 6opt IN
h play is duel by young WON
Who have ousrreled over a man
j cafe. If you are old enough
4 may recall how old-time ac-
. just under the grade Of Booth
u9h as Eddy, Davenport and
yo-used to enact the moonlit
1st duel in "The Corsican
)tbers.' Well. the antagonists
The new extravaganza, Dazzle
Grace, pantimimists personal
B French ballet premiere and a
Inish opera prima donna. hike
u a Latin quarter ball TO a
de in the Bois dc Boulogne,
re they don t give us the old
hioned two -strokesup. two.
1keB-down, and then two criss-
. IN the manner of my child
rs melodrama, but display pro
<ncy in spirited bouts at fame
4 OF course, though, 1T is he.
He'd to tickle our frivolous
omer taste. Dazie and Grace
b of their gowns and face each
~ IN what, in the moonshine,
IRE permitted to take for mud.
down to their hips.
Belle Paree.
La Belle Paree'' was made. I
%, by first bring a company of
uorists, next choosing the fun
u Of their own stuff and non
'es and finally locating them and
hunts in Paris. Stella May.
is a big factor-in size and
|dty. Do you happen to know
4 throughout Europe the eau
ar antipathy to Africans is no
pnger than to Chinese, Japa-
b or East Indians7 4 full
pded negro may sit at the next
le to you In London, Paris or
lin hotel. or touch an elbow
b you at a theater, and there s
use your making row about it.
/ till ola Belle Pareen has a
A. been made OF that fact for
on our stage. Stella Mayhem
n unctuous coon balladist with
Is Of money in her pockets as
Ring as the rolls Of fat on her
pop. She is astonished to 6ud
II her cash is as good as any
Us in Paris. Tinted as an
noon, she Haunts into a shop
modes. SAYS she has come TO
some fits, and she gets 'em
stonsly.
4 Obese Jests.
tella has come to the fat point
pse there no use ignoring her
't6s Of weight. and so she jokes
mt 1t. One of the fits she gets
The modiste Is is a hobble skirt
hight that-of course-she calls
= convulsion. And the audi
\ laughs at the old Jest for the
my, roly-poly figure she cuts.
p1il you bet me / can't do it?'
, asks. That is the new turkey
Z. waltz in the ankle-fettering
~ The principals are turned
e IN a go-as-they-please compe-
pm for laughter. The Dream.
portion Of Coney Island had
ned this morning Taking a
= I'VE loog at her fan, where she
written it too late to mem
Stella says: 81 'm the fat
II from Coney Island show.
xohIe littln firnmnn roscmed me