The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-20

tragedy OF love. suspicion, tleachcry,
jealousy and death, WIS given Friday
evening at the Colonial by Robert e.
Mantoll and company 10 capacity
house Mastcrful handling or the diff
fcrenl shades of human passion, aided
by beautiful stage settings and cos
tunes brought out The many striking
phases OF the play, 4 play lacking the
brllliancy that charactertzcs Hamlet.
and which has few OF tho tender pas
sarcs of "Eomco and Juliet
Mr.. MsntcH as Othcllo. ever the bar
baran in love and rovcngo. was apcn
did. leaving nothing to be desired in tho
portrayal OF
"ouc that lovd not wisely, but too
OF ono not easily Jealous, but. being
wrought,
PcrplcN'd III the extreme Of one whose
Like the base Indian threw pearl
Richer than all his tribe.
The work OF Fritz Lclber, however.
as laso, az could only he expected from
the possibilities OF the part. was eX-
cellcnt and almost ovcrshsdowlne. AS
Desdcmona. Miss Wakcmsn was nearly
perfect, although tho part does not
bold sufficient possibilities for ono Of
her ability
Miss Scott as Emilia, tho wife Of
fago, rose TO The occasion in the last
act, taking advantage Of her only op-
portunty allotted To her Throughout the
play.
"Othcllo'' was mIguficcptly staged,
finely acted aud thoroughly enjoyable.
H.
prcssivc. tho horrible theme Of the su-
thor being carried out with refinement
that left only regret, not horror. This
afternoon Mr.. Man,ell and his company
will present Hamlet" The engage
ment Will close this evening with Mac
beth"
Get Rich Quick Wallinsford" will
trim the boobs" uf Battlcsburg twice to-
day. this afternoon aud evening. after
which he will leave Salt Lake With "A
good cleanup" salt Lake has, been n
yielding field 10 tho operations Of j,
Rufus, and anything else in the attraction
line that bears the trademark of George
NJ. Cohan that he secs iit TO send TO salt
Lake will he welcomed by local lheater-
goers with wIdo-opcn purses. Matinee
today at 2:lb
a new recruit has joined the ranks Of
this week. The latest arrival is from
Germany and Is now working out with
the troupe. every morning. preparatory 10
introducing some startling gymnastics In
tomorrows matinee, the Rays, OF "IIot
Time" fame, will he the headliners on the
new bin. presenting a lauShable farce. en-
titled "1hc Bandmaster."
With matinee this afternoon and n
performance tonight. the attraction AT the
Garrick. "The Lion and the Mouse: WIN
close Tho Klein play has achieved
greater popularity than any CarrIck pro-
duction OF tho season. II has been "A
difficult play for the Garricl PLAYERS TO
interpret, and their success is all the
more noteworthy on that account, For
the coming week "Camco Kirby" will he
the Garrick attraction, opening Sunday
evening
with a seven-act vaudeville bill which
includes three acts that have hcadlined
other bills, The Empress is turning into
tho stretch OF another big week. The
extra act To the bin this wecI; is evil
denced by the boX office receipts. The
present bill runs through Tuesday even
ing Kara, the famous jugglcr, is the
hcsdliner.
Mutt and left" OF Bud Fishers IA
| nous comics. whose adventures are re-
lated each morning In cartoons in hun
| come 10 us in real life Sunday afternoon.
| Their visit Will extend through four days
when they will appear at the Colonial for
| six perforInaDces-two matinees, on Sun
dag and Wednesday afternoons, and -four
| evening performances, On the stage. as
| well as I'm the cartoons, they are ire
sistihly funny fellows Owing to their
popularity. they should greet "A large
| audience at each performance.
Polly OF the Circus" with Ida ST. Leon
| in the star part, comes tc the Colonial
| Thursday nigh, for four nights and q
special matinee.