Salt Lake Telegram | 1910-05-28 | Page 14 | Every Meal Toger for Twenty Years

EVERY EVER MEAL TOGETHER FOR TWENTY YEARS For more than twenty years of married married mar mar- ried ned lifo life without either cither hu husband b nd or wife ratin eating a meal when the tho other was s not Dot present present- is k a record that but few v married people could claim yet j-ct there are aro it a nan man and his in this it who declare that in the tho last twenty ty tr years they have o p not t taken a meal apart They The have o visited every tit state te tein in in the tho union minion many times and aorl have hac also traveled in iu Europe The They are arc members of that profession that not so 80 ninny many v vars ars 8 ago O was looked down yn on b by a Jar large arpe number of people Actors if you OU please Yet Vet how tho the average people know about the men rind anti women who am amuse uso t them hem on the stage Despite tho the fact that the they they- have havo been married for more than a 1 of years cars the they are aro still I lovers ers as they were when 1 Lc em I it I r 5 t t L.-t Scene from The The Whito Squaw to bo be at tho the Colonial theatre a 1 week com com- I tomorrow night the they were first married marliM Mr lr and Mrs Tu James Taine es R R. R McCann appearing appearing at the Mission th theatre iu in a litt little Po pIa play entitled Undo Uncle Charles of Charleston Mr Ir M McCann is an actor ictor of or tho old oM having been cen in th the tho business continuously for over o thirty years His first visit to Salt Lake Lako City was was iu in ISSI 1851 when ho appeared as ns tho the lead lead- in log ing support of pf the tho late Into V W. T J. J In the llio little clint chat last Mr McCann Mc ic Cann asked about a number o of old Salt Laker He lIe wanted anted to know what hat bad had bec become mo b o bi the manager of the Salt Lako theatre in 1851 and was wan just lust a little surprised to tn hear that Hiram B. B lawson Clawson was still in tho the land of the living He lIe asked Bilked about a number of others whom hom he lie met Ulet on his hit first visit to this city a majority of ot whom have passed away since cinco Tho The Jump In tn the tho history of or I Ithe the theatrical booking b by a company appear appear- appearing ar- ar arI I In ing In a success In Jo this country will be made by bIt Frederic Thompsons Thompson's The Spendthrift western rn organization About the middle of Jul July It iV will give Ivo one ont per per- ce at Asbury Park Now New H J Jersey y nr n next In San Fan n I Francisco Th The Tho Asbury Park lark premier ha ham halt be been n arranged ar nt- tir- tir ranged d for the benefit of or Mr Ir Thompson Thomp Thomp- son and Porter Emerson Drown Browne whoso whose business engagements will ill hardly permit them m to Jaunt to tp the tho Pacific coast to re review re rc- vl view w tho thu first presentation of or the tho pIa play before u a regular audience