The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27

ne ROnnd-ID Is giving IQe CLOSING
performances at the Salt Lake theatcr
This powerful spectacular melodrama OF
life in southwestern Arizona when Qep
eral Crook was chasing Conchise. the IA
nous Apache marauder, and his band OF
| truent redgkins back TO their reserva
ton, has made "a most remarkable ap
peal 10 theatersoers. II touches with
singular force the romantic spirit In
herent in everyone. It's story is true TO
the heart and to natures Its characters
are striking, we'll drawn and clcverly
contrasted, and the entire performance
teens with fascinating dash and spirit
personalities who tell the story, lts In
dians. cowboys. ecouts and cavalrYinen,
Its ouckiug bronchos and its thrilling
battle spectacle. that one lie translated to
the locale Of the scenes and for the time
| becomes actually e. participant IN these
stirring events In the great southwest
seems entirely lost in the auditor of The
Round Up" This Is the secret OF the
really marvellous success of the play
Is known as a punch in every play
that Paul Armstrong writes in the past
It has been this punch that has scored
success for each and every one of his
| their success by the Introduction Of
scene that ca rries u thrill. In "AlIas
Jimmy Valentine Armstrong brought
an interesting play to sensationai cIose
|
OF which so much has neen said and
written, In "The Deep Purple" there
was sensational scene In the second
act in which the badger game was at
tempted In N Romance Of the Under
world" his latest success, Whicn comes
to the Salt Lake theater for the week
commencing Monday night. with :, 5ol-
brook Blipn at the head Of an, all,star
cast he has introduced into the third
| act courtroom scene where an entire
TRIAL Is carried through from beginnins
/ II ..l,,- -f<.t, .Sf-
feet, which suggests to the defending ut,
| tolney o way to combat tho perjured
testimony ~ an unp'1noipled pollticlan.
Tho play has run OF three months in
Chicago TO its credit
William r. st. James, who. with his
associate PLAYERS. Is this week present.
ing AZ the orphcnm :. comedy snllt,ed @
known 10 local playsoers. His work
With Dustin Farnun IN Cameo Kirby
and his Interpretation OF the squire IN
WAY nown East arc G''G GIn ne Of fhe The
Old block" Is by Byron OpsieY, author
OF 'Brewsters Millions" and co-author
OF THE Typhoop. The story IS slmp.e
and well told and altogether 1t affords
numerous laughs and some pathos. To-
night is the regular society night
To witness a performance Of "La
Petite C;osse.' now being presented at
the Empress theatcr, Is like making
visit TO the underworld OF Paris Every
thing necessary for the faithful por-
and Is being done, That the public IN
general may see for themselves the sor-
aid conditions which prevail in the great
city OF Paris. Mr.. Mulasso mas sent cut
Win this production two Of his best
dancers and pantom!rnists; ana so ialtn-
full Is the portrayal that II could not be
improved mpon II WH1e me P PrSsSn'1siGn nd eaFlo
lCassctta are the two who have the bur
dan Of proof on their shoulders and they
arc wonderfully clever, and move about
With ligiltninG rapldity. Mr. Cassetta
, virtually dehes all the laws Of gravity In
his balancing and spinning. Norh'i1g
: ike Il has ever been attempted on To-
cal stage
II is doubtful If in the past five. years
al least there has been produceo IN salt
Lake any play that has attained the
: popularity this week noted at the Co
lonIal Tor ''-rhe Man From Home" which
, Mr.. Mack ard Miss Ramheau are givlns
al that houso So successfully. The
ROYALTY for one weelSs playing rights OF on
'.The Man From Home exceeds $500
o and IL is one OF the most expensive plays
+ in the country to produce MT NECK
, work as Daniel voorhees, PIKE has beer
+ scored so cmphatlcaby as Ethel GrnnGer.
, simpson that the Colonial has received
hundreds NJ requests rrom playsoers ir
d, and out OF town that The Man From
q Home be repeated next weeI; by the
=, Mack Eamb"au COMPANY. We are con
I sidcrlnr g.. said Mr. Mack last night
. and n enough people want us to do n
!. Nc viii give Toe Mum From Home neS'
/ week as well as th,s.
r Fridays programme at the Melcsr. a.
J. ! a1rounccd consists dt tho fca turcs, '1'h'
:, Redemption which ,ns TO do with tn
- ierInusv Of a husband who believes hi'
- w,iCc ne. longer loves him. hui recover:
:. rruyn his error in time 10 redeem himsel
: I'm the wire's eyes and forms the basis Tor
nost absorbing story. fund Of delight
d, f,,,Iy clean and uactious humor Is foun,
& In ..The Mlshty Hunter" dealing Will
q ilIo annoying experiences Of an amatcu
;. | spnrtsman who shoots a calf and the ha
:, Trnn, mans head. "Benot's Fortune
~ is a film loaded with comedy situations
n from start 10 finish. which 10 be appre
AZ clatea rnust be seen
IF murder Mystery Quickly Solved,