The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25

" repeated, thundcrous cheers This
is due 10 the "bie scene" which
| s the biggest scene since the
chariot race in Ben Hur" Every su-
diencs that beholds "'rhe Roundup" is
| aroused 10 = frenzy OF patriotic cnthu.
sissn and this is a high tribute to the
genius OF Edmund Day. the author, who
conceived the idea Of the battle be-
tween the Apaches and the soldiers and
TO the singular skill with which Klaw
Erlspser have staged the scene,
Tho story OF the play needs no rene
ttuon The husband who believes that
MS wife no longer loves him and who
mas Sone out into the desert 10 fnG and
bring back the suitor vino has been de-
ceived. is revealed in the :niS scene"
iisltinS at the side Of his rival with
the Apaches who have left the resorys
tion and gone on the warpath. The bat
tleground is amid "the mountains and
the desert" Of Arizona. The rorrus tions
Of the rocks, the windings OF the cam
Eons snd the distinctive coloTings are
ncenery Is unique. Nowhere in the
vide world besides can such combine
tionS OF color be found and in This ''bIg
scene they are presented with 2 fdolitv
that makes the nlusIon one that mus,
cling III the memory
The climax comes when the boys in
niue appear OH tho cliffs in all the
pride, pomp and circumstance" of mod
nr pfF,
~nd save the wounded white man. The
i9hes deton.te slnriousy, the machine
gun clstterS gigsntcalIy and tho brave
men OF Inc west and the army boys fight
se ~ they We're really engaging a cruel
skins bite the dust 10 safe the Zero.
Gioqs appetite Of the most hlooJthirsty
lttlo bandit who ever danied with \
dino novel.
-M,aGlyn ArbuckIe's presentation of
.sm-Ia,. elm Hoover, tho sheriff Of Final
me sternieces Of tlIe American stage and
deserEes TO rank With Teder.ons $ Rim
Van Wrinkle" Those who saw him in
u, me s soin tS.9 years ago Uill realize that
toaches that transform the work OF art
into a masterpiece. Perhaps he rolled
MS GlSarette with one hand quite az
aW1tI% 81 1n;g. ana gracefully two years ago
draw then as now, hut certainly he
has rounded out the chars cter in such
SIn h,n,or tssa'o9' and WIN ln ao many tricks OF
speech, that his cha rscteriaatIon is now
rich with the highest liistrionic values
Set over. against the virtues and
sSs"'tms her thn e. OF the s2ldenhesTtnd ahorlG
villain who was not all had. and whose
nerve was that Of the bravest Of men,
Tho character has been made familiar
similar character of Trampas IN "Thc
lns "Fuek Mckee. With such sSbiis
sElll that II is difficult at times TO tell
who is the Worthier Of acclaim, Ar
buckle or he.
Tho personnel Of the company has
changed consid derebIy, hut in no Instance
tors Is too long to permit OF individual
mention. Gwen the unilnportsnt parts
are re- PLACED With q talent that would
il possessed half as much.
The play win hs soen at the Salt lake
theater for the remainder Of the week
with a matinee today and On Satur-
day,
What prou,ises 10 be one Of the beat
bills OF the season Will open at tho En-
| press today Something new aud novel,
irons are what the Sullivan & Considine
booking agents are occurring two conti-
neats 70 secure, and nave bean fortunate
| in securing La Petite GoSse,"
| 1T will be remembered some time ago
one Of the most SPECTACULAR and realistic
pnntommes dealing with Paris and Its
sHs d bs T4s aadntss at ns Hp BY
Night" SO much of success was this
pieGe that John w, Considne, the bust
ness head Of the Sullivan & considino
circuit, on his last trip to New York,
called on q. Molasso. the great pro-
ranged with him to send out another
spectacular than his. Paris by Night"
company, presenting for the first time In
vaudeville a true. and realistic produc-
new psntomime is called la Petite
| Gosse."
II is said That Mr.. Molasso's latest
offering. la Petite Gosse," Is a Pic
pautomine production Of the sluna OF
Paris, whose habituss arc the Apaches
Mr.. Molas9o IS sending Lillian Lester
and Carlo Cassotta two of his stars
conditions in the French metropolis,
There arc sixteen people in the cast, all
to ns the eosrS 9Is t sspsqs sqeure
A good vaudeville Dill without pair
Of gong end dance artists would certain
y seem ineomPSste sv TO bsys serve bsns sms ee-
cured and will doubtless dish out some
surprises, as It is said that their "stuff
, is new. The stage setting ls maze e., 20
ali The latest creations on display. This
alone should ba of interest 10 the female
sex The piece Is called Fun in Mi,'i-
merry Shop" ,..
Ieoua Cuerusy. billed es the sioeri an
Songbird,' will prove ono Of the autnr-
fsining fea turcs of the Empress bill. Miss
lGuerney was born In Tashment, siberia.
and has excited the admiration or many
leaders In the musical wor!d.
WIN II. Rogers. who opens At the En-
press with the new blu today, is SAID
10 he presenting n style OF eptertainm en- sllt
different in every particular from the
usual tuIrs offered Naudcvillcnrs. Mr..
Rogers has native hunor that has suc-
cceded in wIinging the lauEhs tion the
Empress patrons everywhere Who nave
heretofore refused to grin.
Taken az a whole. the new Dill openlns
today promises to eo a g3od one lu'' e'
| ~. L. ..oors haG stock production