The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-18

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80, ,,,.......... Lou Tollese
t1.h ..... Dencubou'
.1tis .........'.'''''' Tcrrrst
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.,.. Nine BouianE'
nyyoHcs"-A tarcloal comedy
". Bell. COMEDY thca,er.
.... Julian L'Estranf
''... Harold Russo
p '''''...... Harry L!llfoI
.'''''..' - Laura Hopo Grow
,..... Ruth Holt Boucieau
..... Adors Androv
Crosby Lit
are lhe plays I'VE seen since
,sst rose of summer dropped
s6sut 200, | should say
fuIpber is one loss than l
. Il 10 be today. A per-
Il sThe Next Religion a
-,rsed drama BY Israel
an announced for this af-
tho Hudson theater. and
:'npany. headed by Lily Ca
Brandon lyman. continued
"a until q few days ago.
uaeeu,ent did not lack faith
III as might be assumed
. fart OF It's being put on for
. ,Sformance, and. especially.
hidden abandonment OF
"A thp contrary. George Tyler
| HI Il 20 heartily that he was
rs of the bloom of its
Induction. In the autumn,
natIpee. But his contract
antllor stipulated that the
11|d Be produced before June
A the last moment Mr..
ID lg IN England. secured an
. d fine from Mr. Zang-
zbIed orders to cancel the
.fts. However. ] do not see
n shonld be cheated out of
1oout an interesting sub
/ Is ! read the drama IN an
N n lls presentation, ] can
M about II. refraIning only
|Fophecy as 10 whether the
1oTefy conversations in
Btory Is unfolded would
|ously or not.
sre few dramatIsts OF to-
Fhpse plays may be con-
<llsd upon TO stir up argu-
discussion as those OF
1gVill. His dramas rouse
adherents and equally
FzrfoH-no one who takes
b Seriously can feel indif-
1ut them. Indeed. the Off
Of the British drama felt
v about "The Next Re
nen 2 performance Of It In
planned a year ago last
ne positively refused the
IirenHc- That. OF course.
pc formation OF "A stage
gige the drama private
Ally stimulated talk, Mr.
zned into print. defending
1|q respectful purpose and
nnef no would modify or
the ceusor's bidding.
ufsc the fact Is, religious
y practically debarred
~ England. And even
mere We are freer from
lnst are accepted simply
nave always been ac-
People are likely 10
dlI~f Pih tIOrm Tor
9ruAte IN which, neces-
mIeh Is attacked as vlo-
g Defended. However.
eous thousands TO the
scognizes the theater as
Tot vital expositions
wv W. so The Next Re-
generally Objectionable
n9 y score. But Is moi
thaologica, agitation
.a {'nye or thirty years be-
Does his drama not
9!elaiy period Of Edna
rs Zrs Humphrey Ward
r'smereT Is he moi ,
.osss'%. 20 excite US with a
80 denouncipg a re-
ssmlts a disease 10 spread
rts,i, tcso,iM,!municn cup? As y
.|'.s ",,' ~ may bo pardoned for
as VI christian GUS
. a,jov,9 ,9Sl,amatist y, no such
y concerned With the
.n@ @pfs!es EIl so, Of an English
IA ~ ~ ~ simple, hut devout
n 4 co,,s S,sm first on a sum-
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stand 1t any
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saints, golden
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nirtn6 who dIed ne
out 10 the skIes. The ~, I.
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locIsSsn Centuries aro -" Y
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i've us - "a, 40 > oil our dirty
'hfo ths GOLDEN floors ~
1FEumsnnii. bargain" Msrv.ee - !
belief are IN vain. lie
. reslorn. little; she Is
a ooa,go out ana 1rs ;. Finally,
larts IN London. ths ths
1av religion ana tc
Iei1tt n MAY ~ be mentioned
'6sa nsy creedp dpiay my are tbs
"a sssst r. !, f1ae!s y that qaiti IL
&r. a persohal T' III, IN,
LoDdnS nSsAhgwtll," = rem, ~ In
aeisd "a, critic when wh'fSe 81,
dsss' .u us a lot 'i1st ~ t! time
man asdcn ,,,. az would vi 'asne, oene,
I'd oy., Eliminating IN o'9I, hl,
'''arns history tae1si,c :; bu.
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