The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06

ventures by eluding a secret service of
ficer and members Of the army and end
by slowing away on 4 steamer bound for
the San Francisco exposition. Act III
is on board tae good ship Aleida, and a.
happy ending and grand climax Is furn-
deadly William. Baron Sato. and the pre-
sumption that Mutt and jeff win large
sum Of good, hard dollars for their help
in effecting the happy denouement.
The chorus is well drilled and dances
| well.
"a Lady of Quality is play of great
attraction and IL gives Miss Cecilia Lof-
tus magnificent vehicle in which to
ences after her notable career on the oral
| stage. The piece. produced by Daniel
Frohnan and the Famous Players. opened
three days run at the Rex theater
| yesterday. 1t is in five reels. and the
| splendid co5tumjng and elaborate mount
Ing add to the charm of the production.
The story, Sy frances Hodgson Burnett;
| tells OF the life OF "Clorinda." born q girl
| to her fathers disappointment. The child
| has reached the age OF before her ia
ther. pays any attention to her. Then,
p, her lively spirit. he determines to avenge
| himself on her sex by trying to make
| a man OF her" He carries out this de-
| termination by throwing the girl among
| his own hard-living, male compa MONS.
| She grows up moro as a. man than n
woman, wearing male attire. smoking.
swearing and drinking. \ wager, made
among some OF the young beaux OF Lon
| don. changes her nature, "Slr John
| ONon'' wagers that he can win her love.
| and does IT. Fills ridicule of her costume
er feminine garb, to abandon her hoy
| denish ways and become "a lady of quail
| ity,' Then, having won her affections,
he leaves, and she next hears that he is
| to marry another woman. Grief and hu-
| initiation change her nature and further
| trouble comes when "ONon.' falling to
marry the other woman and anxious to
! have "Clorinda's' fortune, visits her
again and tries to compromise her. In
her sudden anger. she strikes him with
her riding whip and the blow kills him.
make rcparaton by helping some OF
"Oxons' other victims.
Miss Lotus makes the most of tho op-
portunities given her In tho difficult part,
character.
"a Lady OF Quality will be given
again today and tomorrow
The moving picture dramatization OF
the thrilling story Of Robin Hood can
bo truly said to be typical reproduction
i'll photography OF what history itself
pictures. The fllm, which was prepared
by the Mutual Film corporation, is being
shown In three reels at the American the
ater. II will be continued today and to-
morrow. closing tomorrow night. No de-
tall Is lacking which would tend to
make the picture complete. From tfe
excellent scene settings TO the acting
and the costumes of the many members
OF the cast everything appears to have
been carefully prepared for the staging
OF the production. The story is told IN
three parts, the first being the tale OF
Maid Marion and Robin Hood; the sec
ond being the story of Alan-a Dale and
Robin Hood, and the third the story OF
King Richard and Robin Hood, This
film, according to the press agents, Is
one OF tho most elaborate ever attempted
" no nd Inn,
general excellence of the story aud the
pictures Is meeting with much favor
where tho film Is being shown The
American theater orchestra. which is this
week under tho direction OF Levi NJ
Harmon. rendered several excellent seloc-
tons last night, Professor J. J. Nc
Clellan. director of the orchestra, is on
vacation In California for the week.