The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10

| III hlcnard Harding Davis S farce, Tho
Dictator" made famous by Willie Collier
Willard Mack appeared at the orpheum
last evening Ia a different role from
others In which ne has made such sue
cesSes. that OF comedy. That Mr. Mack
Is Immensely clever as Brooke Travers.
a young American. who has all sorts of
ridiculous adventures, is another cvi-
dence of his versatility. The play is
splendidly staged. the first scene on
faithful to detail. The sky a. and nd vater SeI.
effects. with the view Of the shore line
and the town in the distance. was quite
triumph in stage setting.
Mr.. Mack is we'll supported In ."Thn
| DICTATOR by his company, Frank Jonas
son as valet To Travers, escaping with
INN from New York, because they think
lraVer6 has killed cabman, is cXcep-
| tionally good. Thinking he is hiding his
| identity. his look NJ craven fear and con-
fusion would have betrayed him to the
as transparent, and the two provoke
much mirth in their efforts 10 appear
other than they are. fhe servant acting
| to be an old college friend.
walter Seymour is great In the part Of
| s.ne wireless telegraph operator. John
Bowie. u. S. consul, carries the part
| well. Miss Genevieve Blinn is dainty In
me role OF the young American girl, who
with a Spanish widow, Sonora .Jusnita
Argullla- The girl has fallen in love viii,
SpSona IS r, Irayers on board ship, however.
ano When the timely arrival of an Amer.
lcan snip frees Travers from perIous
position on account of his posing as con-
sor sar IN revolutionary country. at tho
same time bringing news that the cab
man he thinks he has killed is alive
evMsT;ythsIng M;ss sGs. ends rib happily.
,,ida% MISS Koss St plays the part OF the Spanish
vim Miss Myrtle Gayetty is good in The the
Toie or Mrs. John T. Bowie Harmon
cs e'sht :. % as pT; Vasque1 the health Off
land shows himself master az ,oroi.,
inannerism and lingo. IT, Forrest Tayl
ior is natural in the role of the Rev.
Nrelnr " = DOS Sost%,ck, WICK, the young missionary
secret service detective, in the role 'nSS nS
Duty a secret service man on TraverS's
"The Detatno ng minor parts ,s-I7, We're well taken
urday. 'ay ana sat
Green Stockings" a new and original
comeoy by A H. Mason, brings Marearat
Hngln III role unlike anythjno n.ith
WHICH she has been associated In Tho
Ssit Mss Mss hngln will appear at the
osn Lake thcatcr tonight and ton,or
row night, This actress has been 50 L.
identitied with tragic and emotional roIns
IN, ina, her undertaking Of lighter work is
Isr success In comedy seems 10 he so
b1 ~ t as with more serious roles Tho
Daslc idea OF the comedy is an old E
t,Sn waar,r custom Of unmarried daughters
1911 hhs green stockings at their sisters,
weddings. To Miss AneIin the authnr
mas confided the task of ernancjnatjnn
ncrself from the penalty after two cTnne
riehces of donnIng the stockings
tonights performance at tb. E,,
press, and those of Tuesday evening do
eeoi npld more than ordinary interest," for
Salt bakers, II will not be the T.nit ~ or |
Manager Mccoy or Of John T - iIul, G oi
Dom or whom have completed arr.nos
inents for the appearance of NOR thar
10 ,wo 1ozen local swimmers in the tank
used In the act OF Conroy ana JaISj,.a
Two contests will be held each foIlowine
!, !, ne regular diving and swimming exhihie7
floh' fn, tonight men and boys viii compete
TncsdaW Ha'rd ni,ht nohors; rs, Girls will compete |
o9nroy has capacity of 20, 600 gallon.
ol water. and their diving is done from
s,,rssne ps%.oiii1 rs SIX feet above the waters |
having been designed especially for div
ing Prizes will be given the winners of
al az. contests held Among those who viii
diVe tonight are Gordon Jones Jamns
Evans. William Orem. w. Wortbcn 60
aid I.eavctt. Henry Reid sidney Hughes
ana sud James. Among the girl entrants
b1 %as, &c 'ufiune .fi Doty and Lucille Anderson.
pom OF wnom are well known in Salt Lake
ioT their cxpertness In water,
Dickenss famous Martin chuzzlew,t
|
VIII be presented at the Liberty thcafer
commencing with today's matinee. Tbe
characters that have made tho story ra
nous are clearly outlined and ably nor
irdyed To one who IS familiar with
INC novel. Il Is picture 20 be seen
more than once: to those who have moi |
read the original. II is clear effective
drama, showing life at It's best an. otbar
wise. With much comedy not :, Iitue
pathoS and very strong dramatic situo
tion at the close. The programmo In
cludes three other pictures. and contem-
plation OF tho oil forecasts an hour and
a hah OF enjoyable entertainment,
The Orpheum management last nigh,
announced what G. y. Sutton termed ga
ten strike Miss Blinn the l.adtrT
ladJ VINO was under contract for four
weeks. said Mr.. Sutton. CONSENTED fo
remain another week prior TO LEAVING to
MI another contract. Instead OF securing
another leading woman we have slIccseJ
ed IN signing Co-star with Nr Mscls In
the person of Miss Florence stone wbo
II possibly the strongest emotional
hctress 10 be found in any stock con-
pany anywhere. Miss Stone arrives from
Los Angeles tomorrow and will appear
next Sunday -'FS"
Miss Stone should not be unknown IN
Salt Lake playgoers. having PLAYED here
with Melbourne Mcdowell In his Ssrdou
repertoire. she was starred by the Shu-