The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-02

, lnna Elias. But if the house
fe was too much for his artlstle
III. the siren is worse, and Schlll-
sb flies TO a little island IN the
lltic.
II is in this picturesque spot the
Il sordid drama is unfolded. The
renerated artist has come to
a with two old friends, a sculp-
n and his mistress. But he has
nkdly got his nerves calmed down,
z.en the passionate Hanna catches
with kim. He has made a lot
but it does not take
IN beyond one act of the play to
III him running around tables
.ler her. The second curtain falls
Vtheir embrace. No one is sur
aised. when it rises again, to find
,briel down with chills and fe.
~ In fact, he's in an awful
IN. Everybody agrees the only
Ing TO do is to send to Berlin
81 old DR.. Rasmussen. Now, Ras
rriy know all about Gabriel s
tgs ond liver, but he hasn Z
plenosed his temperament. For
y }turns up with Mrs. Gabriel in
N. Things hasten now from bad
lworse. The women meet. And
lat those girls do call each other.
I'll. / can only say that the poor
eek they are sqnabbling for,
bring it in the next room, stag
sfs in and falls on his knees be-
lie the doctor. begging him to
minister him strong poison.
FHE last act is on the shore.
~ Gabriel is wandering about
;alttering, only half sane. To two
3hermen, he describes his own
nth in the sea and the funeral
1ftege across the sands, Then he
-es away for his final flight, a
up into the waves. And the
hma ends with the refusal of the
nng violinist, the sculptor mis-
'5s, to join the search party: "If
has found peace. let us not
bk to seize it from him
ME New York stage is in the
" grip of the fever-the gam
PRS fever of desperately re-
pbling the stakes with every
row, The production of plays
p become a mad scramble for
nsation, for "the punch - The
Fessary novelty Of a year or so
p multiplied, in the managerial
pd; INTO something striking
pbled to Sensational" which
increased to "tbe punch So
n the new play must be nothing
Than Knockout. 1t might be
qnted out that Of the three most
tinS money-makers of the sea-
p and the three most admirable
1ys-tbat is, Within the Law
Broadway Jones" and "Little
omen,' in the one case and
ne Poor Little Rich Girl"
ne dovernor's Lady" and
romance, In the other-only
the first uamed), has "the
neh. But let that pass. The
new native plays Of the week
lively entries for the sensation
akes. 'a'ion
d. CARTER, who has
gained experience as a writer
the magazines, sprints into
ranks of playwrights with
ne Master Mind.H If one thief
make Jimmy Valentine
rcess or one detective make a
: erlock Holmes, it was obvious
~ a double order meant q Raj
or Arsene Lupin; so
~ play could fail with a cast of
Ioks and Pipkertons7 "The
fFster Mind Is the monde jimmy
20 speak, of a daring and in
. nclble criminal. True. he really
'ets no difficulties, for If his pens-
ung eye fails to reduce his vic
n to impotent terror, he merely
ntlons, sotto voce, that he il the
heter Mind, and the entire cast
pms "a. shake like a Jelly. But
~ to his sad story. MANY and
4tpy years ago his immaculate
ing brother loved, and, thereto.
led into murder. Hin the namo
the unwrittsn law" An eper-
nc young district ATTORNEY got
to the chair for it. Ever since
vnfaH, -Four five years ago
lawyer was in a motor accident
Ehicago, and his injuries were
Fly and efficiently attended to
, fair unknown.
tool for the Master Mind!
., IT seems he got her "in his
er" by having her unjustIy con-
1eu OF q petty theft: Then he pre-
oed to be a fatherly friend and
her abroad for four years, to
6ducated up to a district attor-
And at that point the play
lbs, with the innocent young
pdc accepting fictitious parents
,, 2 brother supplied by the Mas
Mind, who himself poses as