The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-23

- In presenting THE Girl From Toxic
the management OF the Salt Lake thea
ter has made u splendid selection. 1t is
A lauGhable farce that contains some
complications and numerous funny stu
ations that evoke continuous laughter
1t is said that the production will stand
comparison with the best. The set
tings used are correct in both color and
detail. The principals arc well selected
and make the most Of every opportunity
offered for producing laughter along
Toxic" will be presented at The Salt
Lake theater for two nights and a matt
nee. commencing tomorrow night.
The cxquisltely beautiful production of
Nactcrllnck's s 'The Blue Bird from the
New theater. New York city, is to be
the Salt Lake theatcr attraction the first
half of next week Seats go on sale to-
binary popularity everywhere and the re-
cent engagements in San Francisco and
Los Angeles are ones long TO be rcmem-
bcred. The production itself cost sl50,-
900 while the company OF 100 players
Is the same that was seen in New, York
a little more than year ago. In anticl-
patton OF the heaviest spectacular of
ferng OF the year Manager George D.
Pyper has made many changes back OF
stage: in fact, the structural changes
are as great as for Ben Hur' and the
sicians is equally large. No effort is
being spared TO give Salt Lake City the
Identical presentation that so delighted
New York, Chicago and San Francisco
Only four local performances Of The
Blue Bird" arc announced, including
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights
and special matinee Wednesday.
Interest Is again centered on Friday
night at the Garrlck and Il Is expected
that this Friday night will far suIpass
the last for interesting and entertaining
specialties by the honey girls OF the
de- r.Nlt. ,ipN
has seen the merrtest and the biggest
crowds since the opening OF the house
for a season OF high class musical COM
edy four weeks ago and with the new
pany there is undoubtedly a bright fu-
ture for the Garrick- Friday night Will
witness the big contests and will also
be the last night afforded thegter goers
to witness the production called "Salt
Lake 10 Paris
Barnes and Crawford, presenting ''The
magnetism are one OF the laughing
hits OF this weeks bill at the Orpheum
They arc one OF the few American per-
formers whose brand of humor has Init
the British public ard. They went over
TO London for q brief vacation recently
and turned an honest penny in the form
They We're promptly offered two yeara
bookings on the other side. but could
not accept owing to their existing Amer
lean contracts.
This is matinee daY at the Colonial
and Mr.. Kelly and his company will prob
ably play 10 one OF the largest midweek
houses Of the season. "Thc Fortune
Hunter" is proving more and more popu-
lar as the week progresses. and Jane
Griffith the clever little actress who is
heading the stars support In the play
is "maEng good" in u manner that must
be gratifying TO herself and her friends
Miss Griffith Is newcomer with tho
Nelly organization, Joining tho company
after some flattcrlng successes with Otis
Skinner, Richard Carlyle aud other stars
whom she has supported recently. "Thc
Fortune Hunter" will run nj the Colonial
until Saturday and viii bc followed by
the first presentation here ut popular