Salt Lake Telegram | 1906-06-16 | Page 5 | Salt Lake

?- SALT LAKE. ' f Theater patrons in Salt Lake City have , ..erinced much Intercut in the visit of Hen- rietta Crosmari. who will be at the Salt . Lake Theater nxt Monday, Tuesday and ; ; Wednesday nights and will give a i Wednesday inatmpe, it all performances ; presenting the comedy "Alary. Mary, Quite Contrary." Miss Crosman'a ai-, ai-, pearance here is really a notable event In - , a theatrical way. it is so long since she j has been here that this may be regarded , almost as her flrct. appearance, yet .she is 1 by no means a strangtr. for her fame and " - reputation are known to everybody who I ! la posted o; the .American stage. She is regarded as the most gifted comedienne i now playing in the English language. In I J "Mistress Nell," she achieved a run of two 1 ; S ears in New York, and in "Sweet Kitty j . Bellairs" a run of two seasons, while she (holds the record of the longest run evr i ; made by a wonlan in Shakespeare, having presented "As -You Like If in New York for 100 'times. Ker latest success was made-in. f 'Mary; Mary, Quite Contrary," i the comedy in which she will be seen I here. jShe ; will appear-Monday, Tuesday . : and Wednesday nights . and Wednesday matinee. There Is always one event in the year iJn local theatricals that Is- fraught with prosperity and pleasure,- and that is the i engagement : of America's best loved ac-V ac-V '.tor,, Nat C. Goodwin. , who comes to the . V Salt Lake Theater for a balf-week's stop Von his way to the coast To all theater-r theater-r Tt.8rs who appreciate good comedy and ' good acting Mr. Goodwin's appearance is ii- source of unalloyed joy. 1 Mr. Goodwin will present three plays F during his stay hfire. He will p ci.t on J Thursday and Friday night.i and at th j Saturday matinee, his latest farce comedy : success, "The Genius." bv VVllKtm C. I and Cecil de Mille, which will l.e preceded i ,by the one-act character study from life. I t entitled "In a Blase of Glory." by Paul Armstrong, author of "The Heir to the jHoorah." On Saturday night Mr. Good- s . win will present for the first time in five ; years one of the greatest successes of h's .career, "When We Were Twenty-Ons."