The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-11
MIRIAM NESBITT

flashed on tho canvas and the orchestra
programme complete the bill.
George HroaAhursl's drama Tho Dol
lar Marx" drew a house fuII OF people
to the Garricl 'hcatcr Iast night when
tho first performance was given. And 1t
| fully deserved this recognition. both in
| the character of the play and In the
splendid manner Of It's production by the
| Garrick players
Thurston Ball who appears in tho role
| Nellie Davis mine. EiVcSann'bcr evidence
| that former assumption to tho effect That
| he would prov" 20 be just the sort OF
ACTOR TO lead the stock company at Tn"
| Garrck was hy no means entertained in
| error. His work ln representation of The
| heroic young engineer owner of a mine
| lion. which he finally bests in the strug-
| gle over the property, is strong and cN-
| cccdirely attractive 10 tho heurt OF the
lover o. fair play and courageous con-
| tention for IL. Demonstration of the wis
| dom Of the G7Tricks management ~ his
selection as chief OF their Stage forces
| has been had in Mr. Halls work IN The
two parts he has so far undertaken since
| his advent here. Further testimony 60
| his fitness for the place lies in iudicious
| selection Of the works To he produced
| and the excellent staging that ch5raC-
tclizcs these productions
Walter K. Seymour Is the president Of
! the Consolidated Carson Baylss. who is
determined 20 take over Gresham's
mine for his corporation. Mr. seymour
1 is able n this part-as Inc is in fact, in
| any which he essays. John Sumner rep
resents Anthony Martin, VINO was for
| merly one OF tho Consolidated's most
efficient ieutenantS, but whose heart has
turned against the industrial cruelty and
| tyranny OF the big combination and joins
| with Gresham IN his fight against the
monopoly. His popularity with The
auditors is second only 20 that OF Mr..
| Hall
maintains her high position in the esteem
| OF Garrick patrons. Margaret Dills ap-
pears Mrs. Chandler. her attention
10 the part being denoted in her splendid
! presentation. Elizabeth Ross Is IN the
| first act only, out she makes the most
Of her opportunity.
Betty Barrs IS new face in the
| company. She appears Mile Foster
a manicure who captures Arthur Bayls.
| the son and heir of a multmillionaire
father. Her good work IN this part gives
assurance that the young LADY will prove
| TO be valuable accession.
J, David Herbliu and Mr.. Seymour
have strong work in the second Get and
petcntly, Joseph Byron rottcn. Percy
! De Vile. j. Leslie. Ward Cassidy. r.
Chester, G. Francis Gordon Nell n,., pra.l,
Herr S, Johns, c. Underwood and Rich
ard Barhee have each a part 10 which
he Is eXcollently iltted. The cast in
cludes twenty-five characters in all, and
these are represented nv twenty-one
PLAYERS. IL is an exceptionally large
company.
Added to the good work OF ,ne players
are the elaborate scenery and nnc stage
setting brought out In the play. II will
run during the entire week. with Thurs
day ana Saturday natnecs.
Large audiences filled the Empress
three times Yesterday The Malvern
troupe OF gymuasts give the bill thrill
ling finish In the scxtctte Is Malvern.
Jr. who has lust reached that point IN
talents sufficiently developed TO permit
OF his participation in too hazardous
featS performed by the troupe. The six
men and women perform u series OF
aerial eyolutions and high and low Jumb-
ling that keep the audience on the alert
expecting a rnishap that will result IN
A bad fall or broken limbs.
Arturo Bernard. the famous Italian pro-
lean star, whose three-sCene sketch in |
which he depicts thrty-fiye different
characters. has proven TO he the most
!tercSting entertainer OF IT," Empress |
season. Bert Won Klein and Grace Glib |
son arc steadily becoming more popular
in Their song and dance numDcT. while |
each OF the other acts lines up the audi |
cncc for apprcciative demonstration Of |
ihe respective lines OF euicr,ainmeut eN-
hibitcd. The current bill w!ll run |
through Tuesday evening.
The strongest bill Of moving pictures |
that has been shown at tho Llh-riy Tor |
several weeks VIII he presented for three |
days, commencing With todaN's m1:iace. !
any one OF which could he considered ~ ;
feature. aud two farce comcdi"s.
Mrs: Carriers Necklace possibly tic
best nt The four lramatir suSic,ts IS n
photoplay or the highest character "Thc !
Heir Apparent * :. romantj. dI.,Ula iaI
IN 4 small European princionli'y aud
for a young American girl 'TIow States
arc Made a spectacular wcsl"in sub
Ject. shows how few years ago the gov
ernment lands in tho west wcr, thruyu
open 10 settlers. The fourth drama is
called Mother Love" md has an ap-
pealng little story. TWO farce comedies
programme has been sccctci aud win
he p,ayrd by the orchestra during tho
pictures.
Tho Salt Lake Opera company viii give
its last performance or Robin Hood 10
night at Tho Salt Lake thcatcr ON
Thursday To SprnEvile f"r matiucc,
ana Prov" 1T night. The engagements
WIN conclude on saturday next with nu
cNculElou Il" Logan and evening per
formanCc.
Lystcr Chambers we'll known TO local
Incnts as a stock company leading man,
plays the role uf Harry Leland. the
hi,dScr man, in The Deep Purple.
which comes TO the Colonial thoa ter
Thursday night. The part Is so devoid 81
r"dcnminc ractcTsiics that Chambers
~ first refused to take 81 when Il was
offered him. II WAS pointed out 10 him. J
however that the role WIS Wicked
enough tu bc positively fascinating. He .
haS scored 80 heavily in the part Of L.-
land That nc no longer regrets his dccia-
ion.
On most Monday night Nlaw & Itrlanser
will present Al the salt Lake theater Ion
tho opening "f what bids fair go hc the =
most S"usa iionai musical comedy engage
mont In tine history Of that theatcr ihci-
newest success, Tho PINK Lady This ,
IS tic play with music bN &. NJ. :. Nc
'.ellan and Ivan CarNli which recently A"
'losed phenomenal engagement In New =
Nork tlty. where 10 became the rage " ;,
he DAY. There ar" eighteen song num- =
pcr5 in the piece and they belong incrc -
~ part Of the story which is ono OF tn"
'easons why the effort has be"u 80 gen
srallv aprrccia ted. Tho music win II"
los 4 ,.ft trs