The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

nave been done by the management
to Counteraci the EltLcr's Charms
such hAckncvcd selections as Car
men and The Tales OF Hoffman"
being run i'm as soon as tho curtain
drops 10 carry us from the untamad
Hawaii TO The cOrielcd and bejcwc ed
Metropolitan: while the series of ST.
lent scenes leading 20 the iire- spit
ding crater werc hurt materially hT
punctuatipc them with bright lights
turned on at the back part Of the
auditorium
Although Ida Waterman and Albert
Perry should he mentioned for main
tanning an Illusion OF rcmoteness In
roles between the inconSaGuentiu
many and the important four IL Is
only this quartet that have anything
notable 10 DO. lnasmuch rs The re
reneTation of the bcacncombcr uc,
cnrs between the first and second
act, Guy Bates Post is required 10
dcyclop his character i'm his dressing
room-that is. change his unEcn'pl
makeup for clean one. But he mas
gone far with the role as ihe aulhot
lets him, which may be Sa'u ol
Pamela .Gaythornc, also, III hct en-
bodimont Of his fair releaser, though
tbc oncacemcnt Of so essentially Eng
IIsh = girl for an American may be
questioned and one further ieeIS tla'
the Young woman 5 work oi IIlliS
tiau uplirt must bc hampcreo by llic
hcathcuiSh hats she wears Lewis
: stone newcomer TO broadway
is. like the author. product OF the
California stage. * craCed WIN "a
good presence. handles the rather dii
ri,plt role of tho dcGcneratihs ap
tor with authority variety huu hlte,-
lircucc. and is especially L" pc c9nl-
nScndod for his admirable dlCtlon,
Hone rc,ivcs with evidence that Ne"
Yu,.k does not always have to go 70
rnciand for correct speech ON the
stage. ,.,, -.
sincere and just praise TOY t,'eje
three quarters OF a quartcttc' IT -
because ] cannot wait 10 get to Lanr
cite TAYLOR That Mrs. Taylor is an
actress OF rcmarhabl" resource VIZ
evident the lirst time she appearco on
Eroadway; that her versatility is un-
matched on the American stage. ms
become more and more evident Wlln
each role she has undertaken, put
thgt she could moro IMAM rlSe TO -
great occasion WAS not proNoo u'l.l
.'-rbe Bird Of Paradise Il say more
than rise" because. collaborating WIN
the author jn tho sense that onlE
such actresses as Mrs. Fiske ana
Julia MarloWc can. Mrs. Taylor prac-
ticslly made her great OCCASION.
A few years ago she was an nh-
known atom of tho theatcr's under.
mciodramas as "scotty. King Of the
Desert Mines; written by Charlie. A.
Taylor. TO whom she was AT that
timc married. TWO years ago, after
some experience In cut rate stock
companies. Mrs. Taylor (born CooneN)
came into tho metropolis IN a play
that was failur" Another laiiulc
followed. and another, and another
and another. But, doomed - these
noo- pieces were, they better accent
uatcd the remarkable ability of the
across 10 Identify herself 10 her very
inGcr-tips with the character III
hand.
While ono must wait Ia sec Mrs,
Taylor in q great role of tn" CLASSIC or
modern drama to place her WIN Eucn
women as Miss Mlrlowe, Mrs. flskc
and Margaret Anglin. there Is reason
to believe she can scale. and hold,
too, such Il height: and in ono thing
she actually cXcclg them. y" woman
] have ever seen, with tho exception
OF Elcanora Ousc, can 80 completely
stt,Ine cvcrv shade of uttcraucc.
every haf-turn Of the head. every
gesture of tho fingers Of the
hand 10 the character OF IN" auih"r
fancy. The last time she played mere
she was haydcnish hungarian vl
about Is In Seven Sisters; n"I"r"
that In Alias jimmy Valentine" she
hlled nut the dramaiist's 5 skctchy Slg
Sestiun of an pp,to-oal", rather
worldly wise American Young Wonnu.
Now she js a primitive. PASSIONATE.
lithc -limbcd Hawaiian. SlinorSG
graceful Of movement: rogWsh. lam
@oruua. pinuant pitiful 0f voice; alN
"A powerful mistress OF situation When
ocrgS'oN Oilers.
Oddly enough. the actor ghose rise
from obScur!ty was Coiu"id"n;.1E Win
Mrs THylor'S is tn" rai*ou dcirc pi
the other ruv Of ia" evening ycicr
to Tuily Marshall, who. after several
years as stage manager and actor of
SuIll parts In T.. ~ SOthcrn's "b"r!
Chuunlcv' days. and, ihcn, practical
oblivion Iu rcmni" stock "oupauicE.
carried of The aciuG hnuors IN PAID
~ FuU. Eut cNrolloOt IS The Mar
shall acting In iGsi drama Was. II
only paved the WAY for his electrical
p"rfprmauc" 10 CtFGc til"h.S last
drama "Th~ CITY, rioyiuG tho role
prc rossipually as Na"iap f7irlgNl hns
written The nov ri"'" f"r hcr lrus-
band. II is called "rG" T9N,"r' nm
om'no"& li,lc ,h..at, likc "M,ncl Aao
app'ied to half tho p.as produced,
In thls Instance. how"ve-. ii Is csrc-
cialIy pat. y Nlic. living ~ Flushinc.
IS = tak"' who wouldn't nc in
Flushiur" She ;alFs Tic ouuane ipa-
sion ~ woman. Ga" drudpcry 81
hnUeeE opiuc. the trlnlS or suburban
lie lub what not else. unil lt"" huS-
hsnG is half md With "earlness. But
The household iS youthful sister uf
the tongue dashed husband; and she
takes all the TAX seriously. The re-
su,r Is she throws over her tianrp.
eiCpes with q married man. and tails
vorv. very low before she Is restored
:" tho home and hearth in lino for
tG" last truin 20 SuhuThio. Residents
- Flushing -iuS 0Hpds in espnrial-
should aprrecia'o "'rha ralker;" and
as America IS fuI, - Fushiu.s cali
them ula' vou VIII. the approl nt
Nrs. Marshall liulc drama should bc
vidr
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