The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-10
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A 8 SORROW erdureth for night
N but 10Y coIneih in the morning.
so the hope OF all the weary and sad at
heart is that the dawn of tomorrow
may hold in store for them ali that INC
night has denied and tina, another day
NAV be another life. and another we
another chance for happiness and sue
cess. As long a 8 bards have sung and
poets written their nover-ending theme
has been hope" and In The Dawn OF
Tomorrow" which opened at the Utah
theuter last night jhcre IL given vivid
picture OF those who have made their
last stand against defeat, who have
fought their last fight, and whose only
hope IS for a tomorrow new day, an
other cha nce-a tomorrow.
AS play. the plot is not intricate nor
replcto with "a pid action OF startling
or unexpected situations. There are no
heroic rescucs from me Jaws oi aea'n; ~
thrilling tenseness, IT is play OF bu-
manity-rrail. weak. but hopeful, human
ity The acting is good througnout-eN-
ceptionally good--and the settings arc
worthy or praise, The second aCt de-
plotine a foggy night In London. Is a
clever and effective piece OF stage woT x.
II is Miss Rambeau's play. Mr. MACK
having but n minor role.
The pInY is laid IN London, all the
! events talting place in one night. SIR
| oliver Holt. noted flnancier. ny over
work and aDplica ton TO business nnas
| down AS his condition seems Serious
| the leading specialists of Europe arc
| summoned 10 a consultation. SIR CliNer
| secreted in an adjoining room, hea rs
their opinion that the end !s but mat
| ter OF time and that death is near al
hand He pictures to himself the iSte o'
a friend who was similarly strlcken-
/ ft,,Ia Ini1
| cility and utter hclplessness. until de-
/ spair and revolt against his CondlDol
| drove BIN TO suicide. Sir DIVERS TlEor'
| Gus and active mind rebels against sub
| mission 10 what seems the inevita BILE
and ne decides TO wander forth from ms
palatial mansion. disguised In tramp
| clothing. TO return no more. lie don'
! his borrowed raiment and selects on'
| OF The lowest portions Of London s Eas
| Side 8 the most fitting place Tor an uh'
| known, friendless man TO disappear,
BY chance his feet are guided 70 Appi'
| Blossom Court" one OF the most despei
ate alleys OF the town. and he meets Glad
a waif OF the streets, poor half
| starved bcggar. VINO In spite OF poverty
hunger and want has always met III
with a smile and scattered cheer anoni
| tina heunts of gloom in which she lived
Sir oliver speaks with her for q mo
ment. and touched by her poverty, offer
but first thinks of helping some less for
tunate creature than herself. while ed
mIrinC the coin, more than she had eve
| seen before q thief suddenly darts fortl
| from the shadows and snatChes tn
money from her hand chase ts In
| stituted and in the excitement OF th
| hour u sudden friendship springs UP be
tween Glad and Sir Oliver,
Glad is I'm love with Dandy, A hand
some young pickpocket who Is suspectet
of Implication in a murder the night be
| fore. The only man who can prove al
| alihi Is the renegade nephew OF Sir OIL
yer, and he will not do 80, as he want
| TO get Dandy out OF the way so as Z
leave g. clear field for his own plans WITT
| regard TO Glad. Glad has one theory
taught her while Ill in a hospital tina
| II a person wanted anything very ba,
| and asked for II, asked earnestly. Wit
| all their heart, and on their knees, tha
| their desire would be granted She de
! cided to go to Sir divers nephew an
ask him TO prove Dandy's alib, an
| though all reason tells her that her mis-
sion VIII be fruitless, she has blln
faith and asks anyhow. And the blind
| unrea soning. unquestioDing faith OF tn
simple hearted girl effects n change 4
the hard hearted man OF the world,
brings light TO the darkness engulfed -
Oliver and brings reformation and In
promise OF a better life to her lover
! Dandy. It is plausibly and convinclngl
| acted. the part Of Glad being interprete
bv Miss Rambeau IN an artistic and true
to-detail manner. The other parts ar
very good especially that % Howar
Scott, as Sir Oliver Holt. and Mr.. Fred
erIclS Sumner. as his nephew,
"phe Da wn OF Il Tomorrow viii D
remainder OF this week.