The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-03

src AT any rate: IL was lett tc
S,,rsr 10 put the finishing touches
~ Characterization to make IL a
s.,,ierc' in his hands. The distinc-
Il srsalty OF Mr.. Turner's WORK is the
s-sss with which he fits into the
- ,he ease with which he Inter
an idea. He never forces the
c,.,I,r that he ls funny, ne allows the
- IN discover this fact. The char
as though the author had Mr..
IN mind for the role when ile took
r1n et creating.
\. story OF "Father and the Boys
4 = a easily and simply told that the
y. rho move In the several scenes
rss in the working out Of this de-
IN comedy Grama-this pleasing
l-,ton OF substantial, tangible plot,
-rsr romancc and tinsling situations
"A simple. natural people that every
- the worries and anXietles OF an
fs,,I father, whose whole life is
- I'D In his two sons. Through
H. OF all pleasure. by hard scrap
Il make both ends meet the old man
4 /--.&s IN building his business up TO q
! a where 1t ranks second 10 none
/ & hr,unc, or rather his boys fortune,
n rrss The business reaches such
| |-srens that it begins TO get away
J n, old man. He places his sons in
= 4 alee: but the routine of business
n g heavlly on their shoulders: they
= 70 awaken 10 the responsibilities
- always good naturedly, His
J 81 tell him that he is far behind
\ |4rsss; that his Ideas arc substantial
1 q infatuated: that he should tear HIM
~ Z suy from business. cut loose. spend
u u the money he has amassed. and
q |fA up with the procession He
Is Nh friends advice. He catches up
] Is the band wagon" He begins q
|rF5-s flrtatlon with a drawing room
xarsr. Under her tutelage he plays
fue with chips worth fifty dollars
|let; be plays the races and smokes
rites: he buys an eighty horsepower
czOt!c and spends a fortune for
/ re- and fines. In the meantime the
! d box on duRfounded, They cry
nc. but the old man replies that he
~ getting started. The story ends
n 10 western mining camp. The sons
n succeed In catching UP with the
En The curtain falls on the old
Joyful tears. his sons holding in
'7 e AIMS the girls which father had
Ra out for them Now, In place Of
e pleading with the boys to get
10 business. the boys do the plead
FATHER agrees, and the story is
|r Timer is supported by an excel
aupany Edith Yeager gives a fin
Prrsyal OF the dashing. coquet-
r. y ss-heerted western girl. Bessie
Efn. She works with an intelligent
eandlng OF the requirements Of
We Eugene Shakespeare. as the
LE El. and John Flanagan, as the
pn, both give studious though
7 interpretations OF their respec-
Ss Tuck" an apostle of manly
al,around pug, race tout. Is
ICY tasen care of by Leo Hard
hsjone Foster and Grace Iuntley
~ ,harming young women who fit
n!o tie roles of the girls whom
,shed n out All told, there are
M gsyPie P IN the cast, There Is not
yo,nt N The company The seem
"sSahual and characteristic The
tns cast arc we'll Groomed. sew
|KElerb gowns are introduced and
Essly worn. '''"Ieu anu
.saehces witnessing the first per-
8 r.I,,.% Father and the Boys at
8; INA !. sunday were small. Inas-
Iks ~. nu comedy appearing at that
,Sssyesr S year mas been more success
r..9yaa 70 stage intcrpreta ton, and
III rlI Sust has supported a princi-
lE,sy anillty. T3nncrisms and per-
Ssns,nae ne perfectly in harmony with
F~|s urn.ny portrayed. Mr., Turner and
LII ,7Iop should. and undoubtedly
k,ts ~ ,atee audiences during the
Xrys Wean e engagement. which runs
IN EsdnesSav night with matt
Al ssdiI.aactcrs, Irish songs and mil
s,,sis VII, With a liberal use OF
"a al ibee e'geen, g dominate the pleas
"a L Mn orpheum this week. One
n 3D. srN,1luehly seasoned with the
bpeaI I'1nsr In nepends great deal
s3 'bnsir ian american characters
g tseuIyh shess . TO III in the pre-
~ srt n.r r,Iihu.es a quartette In
rs,E[une and melodies: tho his .,,in Wiln
tsiss 2ct Is the symbolic color
,1ssiDe Then, Then, as though by way Of
siis iisss irish touch. home ruIe"
|&. ~ ~. over the lights
~ yoar nioil ille.hdl'ner is case OF
iad d, P,ek' Miss Amy Butler.
Fa bv amy. an With A ragtime voice,
as a or, excellent male uartette.
||Ess d fba fbapinauon ~ OF singing and
Il mo, he kind that creates de.
e ,sle ,%Ole: with reiuctancv on JI,c
On Wv ,SSuolence to have the curtain
las bss, bse act when the Scheduled
5Ns ssn "sn Consumed. u'e'
- "a s. Sood acrobatic turn ono is
|heh s,S STNeve that the limit of skill
II I'd Tho endurancc has been about
n contos ,wo Eeed brothers do a
'lasd w;,9 9ruona' acrobatIc work
a and mora comedy, that Is on n
a sanla lIre pleasing plane than the
ellshp stick sort. thai Is thn ,S'', r,ngt .,sI
| 4 easons aot OF the kind seen locally
~ rsr-ut
isusr Nv" conversationalist, dialect
nsiaria mimic. delivers line
He possas IN q manner OF his
lucrns.S,',es that valuable asset
5onality entertainer, pleas
titnpt r. ie Is one OF the few
Whetbse entertain with Chinese
afns or not he ia cort,iniI, foi. Tar
\ lb MY. MY OF his predeccssors He
tfleani,vv,ea the mannerisms of
fhtlon AZ i.sl'an and his dialect
4 Is -dlsjsc, on George Wash" is the
sehon t5i,ory OF the season.
sppssr' 'iazel Chapple and William
"a Of Mr. ~ miniature farce from
utter viii heinon. entitled What's
ft "oction OF clean comedv and
IN IrI.h and Lillian Fltzgerald
Iusl anuSiral comedy sllt en-
M ujnodnded. comroscd almost
looks hmiS Miss Fitzgerald is
asrence u, III ,rifle short on voice.
q wIde rpooHscsses an excellent
= My,ntaoo range, which he uscg 10
fA'o0. poIiio,,i ihe act is Of pleasing
BM o'E and da!ntjly worked
Saa.IIooin.i,ng of the Black brothers.
|pssh the una classy dancers. this
Ksrsot ,nnR nRe ,ne. need not imniy. that
slIS s,,nd and prac,ice. and is exc.
nunIrs Irene Is m precision and unity
in cYper,Y always entertaining and
n 'hths net that the Ornhoum has
Russa,i ine frog man stunts
SAaIsts, eIyn and Devlrne are clever
h''e good exhibition OF