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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08
t,rGHING HUSBAND"

+, ,,,-CUING HUSBAND
4. AWhen Claudia Smiles
/, .s,s, one UP with a prom,
-,.,y and sunshine after all
4, oi gloom and tragedy ano
I, have been forced TO slt
srslv Each Is tho broth
. osois. but In neither case
"a spoIled. Three Germans
fsriIshman turned out the
4 4 couple OF Frenchmen, an
4 sn an American OF cacn
~ lhe other. But In each
Us The leading players VINO
~ responsible than anyone
. 4, success. Courtice Pounds
y Imported from London to
. ,Ilk role in The Laughing
n as he had there. Play
II very long memories recall
4 poands was the matinee IDOL
|,1lls SOS. when he came from
4 sltb Tho Mika do" 10 hc
. Q. all Nanki-PooS on our
lmnger Americans remcln-
a Papillon In THE Duchess
y" tina, musical version of
= Sans Gene which was
|,fs a decade ago. In the
. N. Pounds had alternated
. N,h comedy. not infrequent-
|rpsa!esn; 20 the result Is,
y are treasure on the Anglo
n Sage singer who can
q stinr who can sing. That
raks him Invaluable 10
ArghlDg Husband. for
- he chief act the char
,aads much vocally and his
..saing husband Is = very
Hfnan confectioueT, who
1st above his sta tion. Uc is
tnplt soul. not without
losophy bur his wife tinds
~ 100 humdrum. She de-
hse B lover. No, that is
1rne. She makes up her
VIE 3 novel about a mar
w With lover and she
fts3ry 10 at least expert
Hslh Irritation. The ad-
y a.rl0es 70 lead on-to
rM-yoes further than she
w. One night. az a hunt
ut,r moonlight hattue.
nre and with champa cne
or. his IovemakinE he-
Il. '1,H mat the lady nov
Il lughteHed. Her hus.
.gp unexpectedly. and she
-alnd a screen. Her nus
ss 10 Know what woman
esNaal Lothario" is con
~ last. ho declares be
ArN vic. AZ which very
AN ths ncrelRt becomes
sno. though she does moi
count in the least and
LIE MIN solely for her
~ asclares she wiz 20 off
80 'ssve Der husbs nd. II
-nnl nl lnai Nh, Pounds han
N dl'ticult. though oh
WI enuondl. scene with
ta' t'a' ssill than could be
!" most Cingers in on
s.,,.. "hal has been gayctr
Hg 10 pathos. the hus-
soinlls his misery TO
ules 10 throw II off.
y drinking song. but his
60 Inc glass slips from
a II Is on this pictnre
in OF The second act
~ sys'y ,s and lightness are
~ :, ,e ,Fird act. This Is
>f,'1 lawyer whose sps-
,ns up shattered mari
s,Dr.,t .sst lakes all the peo-
l4r,SS 10 him. incluaInE
coA frances Domarest.
M Roy Atwell. Fred
~ BY Murphy and half
y ft.rn ne'lJ Calllsh. a new =
Sue " the wife. Ar.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08
Self-defense,

How long will it he before some of
the men in street cars and other pub.
lie places. whose eyes arc endangered
by the projecting pluInes of women g
hats, will carry pocket scissors for pro-
ec tioo 2--Boston Globe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

IVA MOORE and II. Y. Esmond
II who introduced themselves TO us
most promisingly in Eliza Comes 10
Stay" although we found that comedy
TOO slender and old-fa shioned for
New York IN 1914 have made sec
ond effort with a play, also penned
by Mr.. Esmond. called The Dear
Fool" oddly enough, they have not
shown this piece as yet In London.
AS In the case OF Cyril Maude and
Grumpy" they were engaged In A
provincial tour just before sailing for
this country. and they took the op-
portun!ty to give the upacted manu-
script few tentative performa noes.
''The Dear Fool is typical OF that
Esmond who wrote so excellent n
play as THE Wilderness" and so
popular one as when We We're
twenty one" That is TO say. 1t clev-
erly commingles wit and sentiment.
and is, in form, 'wellmade play;
just a little too well made for the
most up-to-d da te taste. Things hap
pen just a bit too opportunely. people
throw off epigrams just mite too
readily TO create that Illusion OF real
life which is nowadays demanded o.
all but out-a nd -out poetic or fantas-
tic plays.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

ERANILIN SARGENT does more
than conduct school OF acting
thal has graduated some of our most
accomplished and successful players
Grace George, Doris Eeane. Fernando
tliscu. Florence Kahn, Frederick
Lewis. Martin Brown and Alice
Fischer are a scattered few who come
readily to mlnd-he offers us opportu-
mites to see some OF the best con-
temporary dramas, deemed. by ma .
Gerial minds. too "highbrow" for gem
cTal popularity. Indeed up 10 dozen
years ago, such European masters 5
BIornson and Heijermans received
their only bearings In New York at
Mr. Sargents hands Happily. that
henlghted period is no more: we fire.
quently sec dramas OF the best grade
In our commercial theaters.
Recently. Mr.. Sargents pupils have
given the first performance In Amer
lea OF a comedy by John Galsworthy.
and the second OF a vital. fresh inn
aginative piece by Rachel Crothers
acted for n single matinee, under
similar clrcumsta noes, q decade ago
At that time. the authoress. who was
TO progress rapidly to the front rank
Of American dramatlsts with her first
long play The Three OF U.s." was an
instructor in another local school Of
acting She wrote several little plays
or which almost every one deserves
some similar. but better praise than
that most haokueyed term, gem
Yet, some years later, when spoke
enthusiastically about two OF them,
Miss Crothcrs said quite casually.
The students needed little plays for
pra ctice, TINT Is how | came 10 write
them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

head OF a pin wheo drst no.
ticed. and would enlarge TO
about four times that size.
A yellow nuid would gather
In them and I could opan
them. This enlarged ths
sores and caused large scsbs
over my face. When 10
would commence 70 dry up
it would itch very much and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

muvmurs. lis love always like thisP'
To which he, with his arms about
her. asserts confidently: ITS never
been like this before It's YOU and
me.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

er-ssSNp"-h musical com,
.rHiyG h.'pnbr 9,,bur wlmpsTis. adapted
= 40. ~ fnIlus Drummer and
! e,rs'' ycsle by Edmund Ey'le''
- ,sesttfl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

II NBRYBODY is delighted when
~ Claudia smiles for the smile IL
really Blanche Rings And what
smile in the world is heartior? Her
new piece, which is accurately de-
scribed as modern comedy with
songs was taken BY Anne Caldwell
from Leo DitIichstein, who. in turn.
took II from the French. He called
r. 'ViVlsn's Papas." and Hattie VII
liams played In il several years ago
II seemed pretty Tlsque then. but we
have grown lot OF late. And. any
way, Blanche Ring seems far too hall
fellow. hearty and healthy 10 tinge
anything she does with wickedncss
AS Claudia. she is =. jolly ehowgirl
who really is considera bly, cut-up
over the loss Of her husband
Through the divorce COURT. She sets
ont 10 show that wine agent that she
can get along very we'll without him
by flirting openly and outra geously
With two men old enough to know
lot better. And to keep them from
blows, she tells ca ch that the other Is
her father. One, a German. Is PLAYED
by Charles ]. WinningeT. and the 9th
er. a ChIca goan. hy fussy, fat per-
picked Harry Conor who. next 10 Miss
Ring and her songs. is quite the 'lifc
of the party
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08
F ACE BROKE OUT
WITH P|MPLES
Would Enlarge to About Four Times
Their Size, Itched Very Much
and Cracked Open, Used Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment. In
Short Time Cured.

r. p. ID. No. 1. Thurstou, Ohio" About
n year ago my face broke out With small
pirnples They were about as big as the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

Lake theater on FEBRUARY = snd q, he
will be eeeu iu III Were King on FRI
day evening and al the saturday matinee.
and Hamlet" saturday night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

7TTAGRAPH' s two-reel feature
film. "Thc Blue Rose, with
" Norma Tnlmage, Leo Delaney
and strong supporting cast, will
be shown at the Mehesy today and TO-
morrow. This beautiful picture, pre-
serted in the Vitagraph's charming
manner tells of an aged florist, Mat
thew Keith. who has spent the best
wears Of his life in pcrfccting species Of
hlue rose and who af last sees his ef-
forts crowned with success. He looks
forward with eager anticipation 10 dis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08
N(00K0 IN TWO NEW SHOWS
ching Husband' and "When Claudia
.riles" Cheer Auditors With Promise of
F. Gayety and Sunshine.
Blu Vanderheyden Fyles

thur Wimperis has turned tho Ger
man hbretto Of Julius Drummer and
Alfred Srunwald into witty. graceful
English, and has. | believe, eliminated
come pretty risQue scenes The nut
sic is delightful; airy, tuneful srs rk-
Dns and musiclaply. II Is typically
Niennese. reminding one CONTINUALLY
OF the dancing maid servant in The
whiried about Oats dc waltziost
tune!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08
T. VA MOORE, who indicated a his

Il VA MOORE, who indicated a his
II trionic skill considerably above
the ordinary as the Impossible Eli2a,
now has a role more worthy OF hef,
aud her performance. by itself. is a
reason for spending an r,d eHehlhs has al
supplied himself. as well, with char.
acIer that brings out his ease and
charm and savoIr faire 10 the best
advantage. to playSoers who nave not
seen this well-known English actor
author ne may be most vivioiy de-
scrIbed as closely similar-in appear
ance. age, manner and professional
styls--to Oswald Yorke, But. atter
All The Dear Fool stands or talls
as study of feminine nature, Win
the several other cna racters employed,
prominently or trivially. only as a
background for It's neeting lights ana
shadows Betty Dunbar (Eva Moore)
is a widow OF forty; passionate, TO
mantle. Just little nishty. she has
two sons TO whom she is strongly
attached vet they do not ill her life.
she believes herself IN love With
man still ia the early twcnties. Inc
action passes q her sister couhtlS
house. Among the guests rs par
onet Of afty, (H, " Esmond); M wno on 10
deavors, though in vain. 10 get her
consent TO marry him. She receives
q telegram from the youth SAs loves
telling her that he Is leaving Ems
land for a long stay, the next uaS'
She goes to London TO see nm or, or
And s,h. does not return untii ule
following day. When she does get
back she tells of having visited
friend. a story that is obviously ialse
inasmIIch as the woman named mas
happened TO be 81 his sister mouse
during her absence. Furthermore.
while Betty was away, one OF her
boys has met with n severe acciaesni,'
from which his recovery Is douoliuI'
The mother is not allowed 10 sec MN.
And this crisis serves TO nr1ng neI
10 realization OF the realities or me-
Ia regret her escapaae; and. ultimate
". TO promise herself III marrlase 10
tho haronet Mr. Esmond ana, es-
pecialIy Miss Moore. are eXcelleht IN
the chief roles. though ne wouid 90
we'll 10 study Gslsworthy ratner thah
Robertson as a model for 1919 drama,
WITH Scotch and Irish folk plays
wv on all sides. II was only TO pc
expected that a Welsh comedy wouln
come soon. Lord Howard De Waloen'
a very wealthy British nooleInah.
whose interest in the drama mas peen
manifested In many ways, tnclnoins
writing for IL in n serious and amoi-
tious vein, offered prlze, NOT lohE
ago for the best new play ot We,sH
Character The winning piece. cahea
Change" and written by a previous
lv unknown and very youthiui hutnol'
named j. O. Francis, was pIouuceu'
a little over a month ago. az mo Li 1hie
don Newmarket and brought VIE
week by practically the origlnal
company. TO the handsome Booth lhe-
ater in New York. True TO his year,
young Mr.. Francis has chosen a Sc
rious subject and looked on every
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

"i'A iN1 u'IlDHr ield tlOu.
MI Francis INTRODUCES ms into Tho
home Of John Price. Il miner OF Aher-
yAldF, VINO Is Uut on strike against
ilr own beliefs and viii lie has a
WE and three sons. ~ great sacri-
nSc, n" has had the Youngest his
ndm"sstEe, educated for tho ministry.
nut when the uoy comes nome from
I"rdiH university me announces that
L' ms not found himself dSlc TO hear
re cal Nav. wu.sC shock To the
"irt~tinined father, Young John pro-
.l'lIS nifnseIi an agnp-fic. which is
worse than being = Unitarian" Tho
oih man turns him ont forever. lust
- the youngest son opposes old John
i'rice I'm religion. the Oldest son sets
Nims"li against his father I'm rrincl-
pies or u sor and OF personal conduct.
ne strike Is stilI iu progress and
olicklegs have been Imported from y
hflEnoOring town IN effort TO on
pose inem g. led by Prices eldest
n"y. IGc soiI.cTy is called out The
no. who grows sweet peas and is
ahoul TO be sent of TO Australia in
tne nope OF strengthening his weak
'hesi and who argues with his broth
N" Old Brigade a. you term
th"m. regard what Won think change
as rank desertion In frItless e.
Tort 10 induce his elder brother TO
Withdraw from the class OF canital and
la Dor. THE boy Is hit and killed bv a
sho' intended for The other I'm the
end the mother. who has idolzed her
sons prrferrinE them" a. her un-
relent'ns husband sdmonlshes her.
TO Nour Gods bersit not OF ono
boy bl!t all three For the eldest.
accused by his father and accusing
9imsef of the intervening invalid
death. departs FOR Australia and We
near thai John, intended for the min
lsirN, has joined the chorus OF Il Lon
don. musical comedy!
The youthful author has been very
successful in giving the effect Of sim
pie actually TO every incident OF his
play. and the company imported from
London by the discerning Winthrop
Ames co-operates with him In this
admirable purpose.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

,1lnZ az G.oomiiv and hopclcssly as
lossi7ie, though hc aas arhteucd tine
EeHIng with iwo or three incidental
humorous Character. The subject
10" revolt OF lHo Younger generation.
against TIC stern standards OF tneir
Iuels was = iaEorltc with Ib.eu /.
lhlnNcr doubtless very influential
WIN Young Mr. Francis just now. has
nEhE'd 'nr interest of many good
writers. and, only a few months 90
was handled in mastery manner by
nc hie STANLEY HougItou in THE
holnSer Generation" when the
suinor impressed his picture of re-
.oIt lnd"Hnlr on tho mind through
las power Of authentic. shrcud and
nitinS Sstirc, rather than bv earnest
ana lugubrious Iteration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

/, e,,ar,n PLAY 10 four acts ~
a eos:h theiterl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

rurys'--h modern comedy
-uvh ,s,, caldwell. C1h'T'T-nln'o
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sd Itsbe gu Dienitsn," ertldrts bsf
Banter.
prospsr besab lid, in oas anitobsns
Sc apnlptoir5immsr; 5ernot fplsis
ihm.
Ger aaiIierer ieBte i'd an bell
Sdreibtiit zines eben obipelenoen
aommis; 2llIe branntsn Dor Besieroe,
pus @rsebniB Der eritsn pOrldufigsn
llnteriu9ung gu srfabren, bod ipd9ts
giemanb, cine sSraes an ben gnges
I4ulbisten gu rihien.
glur GapailIou /bislt niht al ild;
er, Der ben aaFierer INNER osrtbsioiat,
ridtete aud bas erits gDort an ibn.
,Nun, ipis iisbt esq" mari sr balblaut
bin.
prosper Sudts bic gldIsln; omaH
peib no6 ni9ts," eni9esnete er.
Sotte er pieIe @orte i'm SstpuBiiein
fsiner llnT6uIb pOer in itumpter
Glei6ailtistsit geIprOasn9 - Die ans
peIsnben itaunten nitt tpsnis ilber Die
rubiee SaIiung, ipelhe er por Dem
gulte amabm; nidpts Uerristb, mas in
ism porsins. als feline unssipObnlt4e
gldFe. Sin Grembsr, Der in Oiaein
9luoenblide eingetrsten mare, bate
nimmermebr erratben, bab chen bisisr
iunae Mann pegen sines be0eutsnosn
GaIienbiebiidbls perhaftet psroen iolls.
Qlnfangs ipieIie er mil einem glsi'
iiifte, Sos bann Elm Slatt papisr al
ii6 beran unb i6risb in alsr 9dii
siniss 3eilen nieber.
So" murmslte Jsrnot, oeHen DIR
uno auss frog isiuss ideinborsH
S6lummers I1arfs Made bielten, 81
iid i,Ibit, .ba siebt 's tsine @ertraus
Ii6teiten, mir ipsrbsn dlio bod snolt4
etpas @erlGblifes srfdbren."
qrpsper fdltets bas papisr, bas sr
bsf6rieben, iorsfdltis 3uiammsn, mari
sinen fli6tisen Bid auf ben poIi5eif
qeenten, Der ii9 Mot regte, uno lieB
oann bus Billet au fciHsm Greunb Ga'
paiapn biniiberalsitsu. 9absi iprad er
nur pua einSise @brt: Sip ip!"
9as anes ssiddb NIT FOLDER Rubs
unD Geipauobsit. bab Gernot oariibsr
pSIIis erftuuHt mar.
Snspiidsn mar bic llntsrrsounS beg
ppIi3eitommiFdrs nit Ssrrn Gauoel
in pollen 3use, Gin 3peifel 1T nidlt
mebr 5ulGFis," iaste Der pOIiseibeom'
te; ,Sbr saiIi,rer bot Sic bsitcblen.
SD piirbe msine gfli6t uubsr adt
lafIen, psnn i'd mid ieinsr psrion
nidt pOrlGufig Dsrii4erts. Die Gss
rittsbeb0rOs mag bann barber ent'
fdsibsn. o6 es bel ieiner 9erbufiuns
blsibt."
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