The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-16
Inst as a sidelight on how

-. Inst as sidelight on how
tnil1sl sles il is mentionable that
tlIhs th, Deslys plays the role that
Gsp. with that acted in the
tsl nlay by Sadie Martinez;
afne Glendinning follows w. j.
aats mce once acted by Mrs. Mckee
loss les;n aud Grace George are now
plsSrsd TO Ada Lewis and yancsi
III MI. The story is funny, if de-
HSiv risdue. A couple, living in
aasrI a'TsIl French town. have been
l..rcsd though actually they still
G'O''s saeh other. The wife is
~, S,,;;eutIy pursued by new adj
nrer r.r. while the husband actually
r,S. rns another girl. Then the first
VI VI and her mother discover that
W. a;yorce was not valid. They
~ ,.IIoT the husband. overtaking him
wi; J. S;s wedding night, They pene-
,.,is the bridal chamber. The
ven uosSsr IDENTITIES the daughter, un-
;,,ssing her to perfection-if one
Wv so express oneself. She retires
!. Tho bridal bed. Wife number
;s overcome by sleeping
i,,nobt and sinks TO a sofa. on
-s;,5 she spends the night. And
.rhhy not seeing her. retires TO
~ nj which time the curtain
i.rsp nj the Winter Garden)
tlaily descends.
IN the Winter Garden rich dress
| ing adorns the somewhat nude
slot Gorgeous costumes after
gorgeous costumes follow in a
,,san that leaves description help.
ls Gaby Deslys is the center of
Il Nil. For each entrance she
hinges to a new gown. There must
y fifteen of them, TO say the least.
Mi one falls short Of an ecstasy
u fashionable furs and feathers.
Uually she wears feather head.
;r,.ses that would astound an In
iisu chief. More often than not
Gabrielle Of the Lilies enters in
iu cloak, worth anything from
asuand dollars up, and drops it
.arcbalantly on the stairs. or on
70 floor, or in a flower bed. Sables
ne to her like aStrakan to you or
r. Generally, when uncloaked,
hs reveals her lovely self in about
little as Pauline Frederick
rsays ss Potiphar s wife. But,
.H the belated frost affect her,
Gsby never ventures forth without
IN pearls. These might readily be
iaihted in the poorest households
hy Iringing together forty or fifty
gluloid ping pong balls on an
wdinary clothes line and hanging
iis result about q female neck.
Bit such beauty as Gaby's, artifi-
al as it Is, would be harder to
anulate.
D AGTIME and race are the
~ big hits Of the piece. Be-
lig out of whistling distance,
a gi7e you no idea Of tho gaiety
4 The former, obhgingly supplied
y Jean Schwartz, who falls back
good memory, when inven-
ions fail him. To his tunes, a
aisS and youthful and exception
NY spirited chorus scamper
ltough effective dances devised by
Ah Wayburn. And they never
" 80 gauche as 10 appear twice
\ the samo 5raesaz fpL, NN:n4o-
'afdsn's costumer must have laid
a couple Of tons of spanglcs.
ls railway scene is practically
~ sensation - Of that excellent
laodrana, "The Whip, taken
non new angle. The Inadequate
tdvorced wife-with Der mother,
" admlrer and a negro valet
IL determined TO overtake the
'ssend before his bridal (sccopd
'aal) night. Their only way o.
'Hn,tning Paris in time is by over
aaing the Rome express at Rouen.
ias may be done by motor. At
.id We see the mishaps Of the
'Hoey in motion pictures. Then
Eountalnous country is semi-re.
,taled IN the darkness Of the night.
laently, two sets Of lights ap-
~ one lot are those Of the
van Tor Paris, winding its way
ISs1 the mountain; the others are
= lsadlights OF the machine, rae.
-sIo meet it at the junction. The
M Is thrilling. And presently il
inmates with the Simultaneous ar
s,a OF the locomotive and the
Sp making for us, life-size. their
Gae lights binding us, and stop
saF az the footlights for the fur
~ Ha9sfer of Ada Lewis, Harry
s'He' al Jolson and Ga abrielle of