Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-09-30 | Page 19 | Actor in Play Lives over Again Events in Real Life

Actor in Play Lives Over Again Events in Real Life TO h;n e played a part, in real life similar to the ore be now plays on the stage i- the experience expe-rience of Kiohard 1 Tucker, who, with .e;'f:c Tilnury. constitutes con-stitutes the east of 'T'ma.r Orders." plavin-i at the Salt Iike theater. In the pi.Tv. M-. Tucker apnea! s in Oc: roie ;: s Arthur I-rd. captain in the American army, who inter i- found in Germany. In real hie Mr. Tucker was a captain of infantry during the war. ' and also served with the army of occupy occu-py tion in ' lom;;iiy. In an interview last niulu he related that he graduated from the first PlaUshurg olMccrs' training school as " TnKim': U"''-111- "'-Mlt: overseas this division'"'"r;''''r :'rKi w;ls lnM1 M". Tu-W. while nwav' ' Y;:,K;;r -hi-the l-i'.g mlu-'n, S. Orders wda the ongmul COlj - """r but as a casualty list had listed him as dead, it is part was given to another. Uceentiy he returned to America, artev havinc served overseas tor rwo years and one muti tb. His sadden return surprised his New York friends, since t:.e thought him dead. Hr- was immediate' imme-diate' y u'iven tiie leading role in "L'tel.-r Orders" and is now on n nation-wide tour. His actual exporb'uee wed fits him for the play iu whuh he lives over au-ain a part k played in earnest. In the play "Cnder Ord-'rV Mr. Tucker wears tlie captain's uniform he used in tin- fie'd. bearing tho insignia of the Third division in which he s-rved. He sa ys w hen. ho was ki wu the part he e0nld rot help but keep that iiitle ML'ii of s. iHimi.-ntalitv with him. Tiie three White stripe;; 'placed din-onnby upon a square are svmboli-c.i! svmboli-c.i! of tlie tnree major operations in ..-v I,.,, r,-. i" n j d div.sae; participated. r ll- tee .V.rne, si. Mihiel and the Mm J;"'-M'"-"- The pin,- ti.dd is a i,Jl or i hose j-ho fell in action.