The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05

Madame Sherry" is as youthful and
as fun OF little movements as she was
year ago. y few changes have been made
In tho picce-changcs for the better, and
the cast contains several new faces
which strengthen it materially.
! The opening performance, last night,
| was handicapped by a late start and long
| and tedious intermissions between acts,
which sent the large audience of first
nighters home but g. few minutes before
midnight.
| Based on French vaudeville. the present
version is from the pen OF Otto Hauer-
bach and is ingenious, bright and anus
| ing. 1t Is an old idea, that for purposes
of deceiving a rich relative 4 nephew for
the time being borrows wife, but it
forms the basis Of story that is re-
| plete with life, incident and fun. For
the illumination OF the story, Karl Hosch-
ma contributed a score that il admirable
in its lyric quality and melodious inven-
| tion.
Marie Flynn plays Yvonne. Her voice
| is one OF rare sweetness and strength,
and her winning way of combining cute
nanncrisms with equally cute vocal
| tricks, makes her presence source of
| keen delight, and she is seldom OF the
! stage. Oscar Figman finds ample ma
| tcrial in the part OF Thcophius Sherry
! To keep his audience on the qul yive for
bis plthy utterances and quaint comedy,
William Cameron still plays The nimble-
| footed Frenchman, Philippe, the janitor.
| His work is always entertaining. Flo
| Irwin received welcoming hand when
! she stepped before the footlishts as Cath
always good, aud her tipsy scene Is a
| real scream. Franklin Famum por-
trayal OF Edward Sherry is a decided inn
provement over that Of the stlH and
| voiceless gentleman who walked through
| the part last season, Farnums voice Is
| OF grand opera Caliber and he enlIsts It's
| strength in his portrayal. David l,ith-
| soe makes Il splendid Gomez. lie Is
| good actor and possesses Il lino voice Lii
| Ian Tucker finds ample opportunity as
| Lula TO place herself well within the
| ginia F'oltz Is seen Us Peplta. She Is a
| clever dancer, shapely and good singer.
| The chorus is small hut adequate IN
good looks and voice. The costumes have
| the brightness and color OF newness. The
! mounting is in three acts. each set
| tstically worked out The rise OF the
Of applause, The view disclosed is that
| from the deck OF a steam yacht anchored
In New York harbor, The water effect
is realistic. In the distance is shown
windows or the buildings aslow with
| light.
~ Madsme Madam s@G.gy" Will win play dafinss 1nrGpsH
Wednesday afternoon.
Tho consummatc art OF AdcIinc Dun,
lap who Is now appearing at the Colonial
.Madiamss x holds her audience spell
bound through four gripping acts, Her
lcScclIent work IS more 10 he wondered III
when 1t Is considered that for the six
years preceding her engagement, for me INC
part Of Madame y she was associates
| p,if ,plpply roles ''MaIIms y
will be seen al = special matinee this
afternoon the engagement closing with
this evenings performance.
! Capacity audiences arc IN order at the
Orpllcum this week. where e,, one Of M ihc
boards. Aside from the featured nct the
Eight Texas Tommy Dancers. there are
other numbers on tho bin That arc IN thH
headline class. The rapid fire comedy.
The Dear Departed as PLAYED by WI
fred Clarke and company is fuil al action
and goes. with vim that carries the au-
dience with IL
Few leading men have opened their
engagement in this city as ostcntatiouslv
as has Thurs!on Hall At the tiarrick.
where as the initial offering oe his Gu
rngement the management Is presenting
| Eugene Waltors's drama of the Canadian
wilds, "'rhc Wolf" Mr.. Halls charac-
ierization of Jules Eeaubien Is one OF tne
most artistic portrayalS ever seen III
local stock and through IL he has sprung
into Instant popularity.
Tho Salt Lake opera company held
dress rehearsal last night The costumes
arc now. rich aud appropriate. and VIII
hc M small feature of the coming prcscn-
tntInr OF Robin Hood" beginning Thurs
dav night. 4 regular Old time rush oC-
Cured at the box office yesterday morn
Ing.
nJegress Accnsed Of Robbery.
| Bessie Green. a Hcercss. was taken
into custody YESTERDAY ,aorning suspected
nf having robbed i. l.. ellison, 4 soldier,
of SIS Sunday night. Snc vas airaienrd
before Justice II. :. Harper yesterday
lufternoou and confined tn the county