The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-25

"Une Mutt de Noel Sous La Terreur
| CA Christmas Night Under the Terror
VIII be the Offering Of Nine. Sarah Bern
hardt and company at the OrpheuIn 70
day and tomorrow matinsee ana. ana n,gp. narn.
| hardt. son Of the distinguished actress
| in collaboration with Henri Cain. and IL
| is a favorite OF Nine. Bernhardts because
OF association and genuine merit i,
The "Divine Sarah plays the role OF
Marion, ia Yivandiere." a role In which
the gifted actress brings forth 10 the the
| fullest degree flashes OF her, genius; The
little drama is replete with the Bern
| hardt spirit and accords her all faVors
| for heart-reaching appea screening de-
rIsion and satisfaction that comes WIN
"a Christmas Night" is the story OF
| grim episode in the province OF La
Vendee during the French revolution ,l
we're hunting down the nobility OF france
| La vendee is the only province to make
| a. bitter stand against the Blues and here
the Chousans under Comte de kersant
meet defeat. The comte fees. with r.
price on his head, and his Wife and Ut
lie daughter, disguised as peasants, seek
refuge on Fendean farm
| The republican army comes trooPins
| In and makes the farm a part or their
quarters With the army is Maroon the
little vivandlere, former actress VINO
| soldiers Marion detects the Listocrats 8
i'm the comtesse and her daughter and
| is about to give them up when her wom-
anly feeling prevails and she Keeps her
The Comte de Kersant. not knowing
that the enemy Ia encamped on the farnl,
takes desperate chance 10 see ms VIE
and little one on this Christmas plight
and he knocks at the door. His brav-
cry so appeals to Marion that she dc,
cdes 10 save him. Commandant Remand
the comte Is there In hiding and he
also suspects Marion and threatens her.
| De Kersant gives himself UP TO save
the girl and when, all seems lost sne
makes such a passionate appeal to the
! soldiers that they relent and the comte
| is spared and Marion takes the COM
| tesses and the child under her protec-
| tion.
+, is a foregone conclusion that the
exceptional acting OF Miss Rose STAN
! Lake thester next Monday when she
makes her appearance in Maggie Pep
per" Charles Klein In this play seeks
| 10 reveal the struggle for advancement
| OF Il girl In a big department store. II
IS story OF everyday llte-a story OF
people whom we all might know-alld
her associates 1t is said 10 be story
which grips and holds attention from
the beginning until the final curtain
falls.
with not a dull moment In the entire
four acts and Mr. Kelly and his asso ,
| Cilte players III Tol6s lotdiS uihoi CIV
from anything they have played so far
this season "The Talk of New York
is running to big business at the Co
Ionial IL Is the first musical comedy
MIR kelly has attempted since coming
| 10 the Colonial, and the success he Is
| making OF the venture promises 10 re-
suit IN the presentation OF one or Two
| more plays OF the same nature In the
Immediate future. Mr.. Kelly is seen as
| KID Burns, the part originally taken In
Mr.. Cohan's New York production by
Victor Moore,
Yet another success must be credited
| to the Reynolds & Ross PLAYERS at the
Garrick In the present weeks produc-
| ton of "The Counterfeiters.' featuring
Willard X Wilson, the new leading ma n
| The leading man has had to share hon
ors, however. with Miss Lillian Hutch
inson, another new member OF the COM
| pany as we'll as with the players who
| have figured prominently IN the casts
! OF other productions with the Reynolds
| a. Ross company, The usual mothers
matinee will be held tomorrow afternoon
Rehearsals have begun for "On Circus
Day" which will be presented next
week as special conference week" Of
fering.
Were glad to see 'em come and we're
| glad to see EN- CO." said Manager c.
N Sutton this morning In speaking OF
press with the regularity OF the clock
| Tomorrow Will see the opening OF the
| new bill which gives equally good
promises to be a winner as tho bill clos
4 Ing tonight. Those who Will he seen for
tho last timo tonight are: 'Just Kids"
presented by Frances Clare. Cay Raw
| son and eight little girls; the Manning