Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-08-04 | Page 32 | Orpheum

I ORPHEUM I Io o 0 Madame Sarah Bernhardt the worlds world's dramatic Idol 1101 who opens the Orpheum's new nets season on August Augu t 13 13 today toda stands before mankind as the great reat heroine heroine heroine he he- roine of or two wars the titanic struggle le lenow now being fought on European fields and the Prussian Franco war It Is given to few women In public or private private private vate life to play the splendid roles she has played first In establishing her famous war hospital 1 in tho tiro conflict of or t 1870 1571 1570 and in these latter years ears vial visiting Un the tho trenches and cheering her beloved countrymen on un to greater efforts ef- ef efforts ef ef- forts to free J. J France rance of or the Invading Huns suns Toda Today through h the tho efforts of or Martin Beck mana managing ln director of at the time Orpheum Orpheum Orpheum Or Or- circuit it ml Is possible for or lovers of aude to see Madame Bernhardt Bernhardt Bern Bern- hardt In one o of the most thrilling and patriotic little sketches that this war has From produced produced From the Theatre to the Field of or Honor And In presentIng presentIng presenting present- present Ing her vivid portrayal of ot Marc Bertrand Ber- Ber the actor soldier Madame Bernhardt Is constantly reawakening In the hearts of ot her audiences feverish to enthusiasm for Cor France It seems a far c- c cry back to 1570 when on the time streets of oC Paris th the shouting was To Berlin To Berlin Tho Time In iii Incomparable Incomparable In- In comparable Sarah dc destined tined ten years cars later to swa sway America b by her art as she had hael done clone London and Paris Pari way was quick to give gh up II her dramatic efforts and soon oon had established hed nn an ambulance lance Ignee at time the Odeon theatre which had closed Its doors The municipal authorities at nt first found It 11 Impossible to supply food and the Divine Sarah went gent on a n protracted tour of oC the time small stores roundabout repeating In one i breath I want I I want bread milk milk meat meat meat- meat meat-I vegetables SU sugar Lr wine brandy blandi potatoes egg potatoes toes coCce coffee eggs s And nobody refused refuse So sho she rationed her patients l hen When titled friends called I at nt the lice Odeon Madame Bornhardt Bernhardt often sent them away poorer for the loss of ot otan an overcoat or other warm clothing her convalescing patients needed With the tho foyer of ut the famous mol 8 theatre equipped as a 1 kitchen the historic Odeon completely trans transformed ormed cared for or from fifty to seventy r wounded soldiers sol sol- diers lI s. s Madame Madam Bernhardt was about I da day and anil night t I And when August u 1911 f came Madame Mad Mad- ame nine Bernhardt lost no time In making I preparations for work before every French woman In wartimes 1