The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-15

II only takes a small company to tell
the story OF Paid IN Full which opened
weeks engagement at the Orpheum
last night, and those few are each OF
them necessary, very much SO, to the
successful telling OF the tale. No one
could consistently complain Of the man
ner in which the play is presented py
the Orpheum players
''Pald in Full introduces the new lead
ing woman OF the Orpheum players. MISS
Marjorie Rambeau, who Is cast as MIS-.
Brooks the wife of the weakilng nus
band about whom the story Is built
Miss Rembeau Is different from the
leading women who have played win
Willard Mack this season That cllier-
ence is hard to describe excepting In the
particular that one is satisfied from al
most the first OF her lines that she Is
amply able TO care for the remainder OF
her part. Last night appreciation OF her
playing Increased from act 10 act ana d
storm Of applause greeted her at the
con- clusion OF the third act
Miss Ramoeau Is eminently satisfac-
criterion OF her ability her season in Salt
Lake should be highly successful
E. Forrest Taylor in the part OF Joe
Brooks has never done better work WIN
acterlzation would apply to MT Mack
as Jlmsey Smith. and Walter Seymour
as Captain Williams. A word OF praise.
too is due Frank Jonasson, cast as tne
"
and whose only lines consist OF saSlhS
| 'yes. sir" with a sort OF sneezing Ell
feet. ,.
The plural is used because there are
| many Of them. Joe Brooks is the eoliec-
tor for a steamship line owned py Mp are
tain Williams. The father OF :, % tbe
business. Smith, ''Jimsey" In the pay
too. Is an employed OF the company.
Brooks is dissatisfied With n his aS9 and and
money The appropriation Of his, en-
ployers funds comes easy, ana LOT
brief time his NE Is u gay one, hss 'a sa,lnS lea
| for South America on an extended jour
ney.
The Inevitable reckoning comes and
Brooks suggests to his wife that she can
Square" him with Captain Williams, a'
tho expense of her own good name MIS-,
Brooks. by the suggestion. is enabled 90
the true type p@optb OF hef of captan VII
The story Is of absorbing interest and
is exceedingly well played by Wihar0
| Last nights performance also lntro-
duced another new face to Salt Lnkers
Mrs Lillian DeYereuX Ia nicely cast az
Mrs. Harris, & the proud Mra ano naTess arenks
and Rosa Roma created her usual gooG
Impression as the oyereducated sister o'
Mrs. Brooks .n
incidentally, the play gives further
demonstration OF Mr.. Macks reputatioT
of having the women who play WIN IN niit =
well dressed, The gowns worn In RAJ
In Full' are up to the usual high stand.
ard set at the playhouse by the "omei
folk OF the company.
paid In Full'' will continue through
out the week, with the usual matinees'
"Parls by Night" which this week !;
heading the bill at the Empress ane M
which will be seen for the last times to
day and tomorrow. is one OF the most ex
, pensively staged pnnsomime produSL,on,,
| To play the sullivan & Considine circull
The piece is by the same me sTshop; stnbsnao q
nanfomirne acts some months ago, name
" "The Darling Of Paris sd% snd La n,s%in, SSm
the leading part with Anna Krcmser
both dancers Of internatonal rsppataon tps sns,
Henry and Llzell live well up TO thei
title Of tho, A'Ginssr Kids Their .9iIS 9iIss
ing in Of the lvellest kind and INCLUDE
T songs, dances and some, excellent aero
battle work by Mr.. Henry.