The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

.Tbc Grain OF Dust. n great
.,i sboui the stlNIns effect al rlttn
ovenme upon n blonde StenoEVSp,G
Htehv Az voice of David Graham Phillips
ne f~on, his grave again 10 am
ll,1hemaiize PIutocracv; MT Sh,n
lam comes up from the BowerN VITA
,wn dramas that expose tlle m
,rnituIs results Of wealth; ana, m
Seed. we only need an oVeTnlsn' l,
Naturalization thy Ward & Eokes,
Qp.s Instance Of Mrs Dana Glbson's
i'%c i% TO tho Princess Patricia of
/ %nnnaucht To sustain the natiNc
ssanJatds. Not the lcas, insignificant
ecini In connection with these plays
shout Society Is that one rarely finns
f,en Ia have hccn written by authors
..hose associations qualify them To
| ,1lsc,,ss the subject. While John FOX.
Snr instance. prefers to deal with
EsntucEv mountain folk. Owen WIS
Ifer Introduces us TO western inininE
ramps; Richard Harding Davis is AT
f1s hest In the turmoil Of a South
fmerlcan revolution and Kate
| 1,buQlns Wiggin delights in New
Enrland farmers and their families.
vY5 HEN murder cut short David
w Graham Phtlipss career he
rss engaged in dramati5inc his sue.
rcssful novel. White Magic i;ol
rnoner Megrue. daxterously adherine
"a The spirit of the novel and the
novelist. completed the unfinished
nisy and Gertrude Elliott, diseutan-
LED from the sordid sorrows Of Re
nclIion," makes a smiling rcappear-
I onre as the mjraCulouSly allurine
( Teatricr Richmond. The whole affair
. ~ very trivial and ingenious, and
romcthng is TO he said for the critics
4 WHO have yowlcd in protest at being
| sskcd To praise such scntimental
cnsn. Tho fact is, they should not
have CONC al all but should have
mi their daughters tpTovidinC they
Mere under twcnty) 10 review The
uIece Have the grumblers forgotten
t,l aoout being young-about canoes
IA The moonlight, secret meetings In
mods: the st3lwart man and the
Eoping maid tine stubborn heiress
rno twists her adamant papa about
tfr pretty little finger and all the
ftst of il? II Is really too. loo hs
IA fnem TO Kick no such a row about
|.r very gentle unaSsunling little tell
/. .lst Of the tale that's always new.
considering the extensive circu'a-
BON of the novel il is reasonable
|n assu'pe that a large percentage Of
i, my readers arc sufficiently interested
N lie Translation into dramatic form
No. lusify . some what detailed aC-
Wopni ~ The sequence Uf the scenes,
: H. Therefore. undertake IT, though
handicapped Dv lack OF suace. by An
= irlth Inc book and by a conscious
Itss that manC readers Of these lines
: Fre as ignorant of the story as / was.
fIlh tor that reason. as much in need
NJ simple Information.
W HE comedy is, In three acts. the
T. first OF which is divided into two
fffnes. sjrappins young American
<ltist. self-eAllcd tn bungalow in
>fw. JERSEY, discovers lovely girl,
{ *feklng refuge from summer storm.
W!ffping By his firesldc. He makes
%nsco,dte for her in his shaving mug
: Il "nreh' ol course Is just too dear and
1tco and the Irritation thus gets
|Nuer way. In the next scene, three
/. lonr DAYS later and on A hillside
Z 1er tne bungalow, Bea trices mother
zeovei; her With the stranger. pos
I, X's "h'ie ne paints and coduetti
7 L'tny. Neither knows the others
nlnr' nut the mother. cmbodying the
( SI'puIaT conception of y fashions bic
!. pt'Ion. Informs him tnat tho girl Is
! H. "es,uly Daniel I;ichmond'S dauch-
Z La and thcrcupon slarcs al him
, NI'ru-n ner lor@nottcs and otherwise
9 ou,t herself in an astounding.
q liz Iamillar manner. What
-*islncton one would experience 10
.uaily be :.laIed al through a )orr
y s'' ihen. Indeed, one might feel
. t lhN iamnsrts oC Society has Al
!, F pccn scalcd.
I: I'VE second act. fancy. covers
= b,,, n pnsny chapters OF the novel:
h I'a,sIhi, lnc,dcnls arc Iun together
soIy and with little Of Tho. con-
10y ,,Sn customary IN plays that un
tah In crowd several hundred
q L.{rgs INTO the brief period of an
Ie' ora1la Tho scene is The ter
! tbn = rench chateau, reproduced
Hste that mothers Asbury
81 &..,N ana Long Branch: the lime is
Eln.oe oe'ore tho dinner hour. and the
r5l{m ~ J, 6catrico's general dcclars-
,f,EIr al, nrf love for Roger Wade.
y. ~ nd H ,. 10 every member or the
W 'u 70 ,hc audience. Her moth
o. t.cb az anu! shocked and every
i3en "y 'ooinl' opera duchess. IIcr
|. a. overcome, bot synna thntir.
i,SN.t dace ls confused but satisfied.
I'll M n'arcSl friend is glad To get this
. ~ discarded suitor; her bro,hor
w gasncly juvenile" and the man
70 <Isn,i,o 'p'er IS firmly set upon uu-
4 pholrJd f. NenoarF The play. IL
sgF "A al ~ W o. ncAtlonod, Is advertised
NJ a., ,%ap Year Comedy"
ambled on acroaahI,. p,o
.nn8 with u. misundcrs,sudinr
" od IN ING +. ~. Hartman ia thor
'E,e ~ artisl'"ally -iuclincd recIuso.
III n'fr' reasonably wishing To-
II Mar IA, t5 "uosc income IS $1,000 "A
N gSoye n,, ,uc way Of making enough
rrne vi, 10 ask an hciress 10 be-
X.ry.s s Wife offends that Bertha
plp@dbe rrS nero so that he leaves
NJ H. Tttlu" without taste Of din
~<han ono H'elnS sad. and FOR more
>rracr r reason; On his side. the
[cne ~, ,phe Inc most beautiful
Lad H. .n' coln"dys admirable sew
rs much too cl,arrinp - ni,,>.o
fbs WITHOUT consideration. and.
||e rn, o,ner' his procedure carrieE
|.snadnnarpf INTO third act that is
><aors 'pH duilcr than it's predc-
M yorl ~ mas hurried off 10
unIedsts,, "olsl With the purpose Of
rics IN fnnaN sailing for Paris. Tsea
1fcs ''nowa him. guided hy I,cr OK
3fhe. sl,d l,d attended hv hor ,n.id
= 1ine snSs :. and, n course. every
=. |7ly AZ &, gspniIN and, I'm fact. on
s 0F I'm, fnnould have. in The even
-. 1-ratcb = long time for the hard
"a <.rila s'x'footer tn suortiuh "a
II 1r's MINK Of young heroim.
" #onjd ro,i, .ould not believe they
- 'nfIl the" what everybody knew
Vlld fajy,,, naa got on cupboard +
n those w. 'nS sGene-for when
te Da,.,ooi oi ing mood. Richard Hard.
0Ite "a h hnnn Charles Dana Gibson.
~ Ud plcii,r;nrpy as when describing
y 'llnInntin. lores young dream,
|; ~ 'he ships rail?
EA a deal OF acting was ex-
~ Il psnued on the play. and .or,s
hc ann, helpful. Gertrude r,iIin,,
d The bHprsa fIrsaf n, sb9ut among her lines lines,
.'ssI helplesslggshs,.; iri nlgh,; in q sqrt Of elec.
~ rfed, neyeriLn,@ts. positively indi :
IA nininity anS eas; n,, The lively spirits,
fols ssS o. Is capable Of tss%l,y toncnyInsw VIII n13
> he aues,,os ., Beatrice; and. ni's with ,,,s, ".,
<|onicsalHisyu oi the evening ins, his,