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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1907 jo : ¢ COULDN'T DR MA PUCK, »AND AND THI THE iT Fb A nmej , Lora and: y. Russell the Tan a t scape thon ion st Leques : portant ‘4s . productions entire stage a ms "The ho Ker | who 0 » a erher narry 0 Bo mot pn have. 1 Lord life--t} mpted during eee oO won't /she day night, with the matinee Since leaving eons keep be S degree of emotion B portrayal of Af a the ' theaty ee 1e atre, where augural attractio actors Play used produe by Miss the theatee. j a has given er it out ments. tha ys a Russell ae nights highty as nus! so 1 recorded, that she Hf. whe } den he} present auses ‘ofSe th ‘ ! tangle- ou NMS ‘ : UK comedian, French ;been ‘ ri that . is a replica ene | better etter thorough Shak@speare havin en of : his areplays, ne Mr.§ stud its Making g Puck c that winsome Russell should be past rh The ae and thon sed: than these giy ¢ given : headliner, iaracter and the | y Sir | portance Pany, it but an late . is ' powerfully incident proves eli affected by ‘Hear: for Reeves laa ide, Smith, was called to Ss stastar the and aoe4 rol« den ze the Canadian Although || *Madelit celine Mr; had li governor Lake part in TY in he to the: choral' electrical ti customart ne browns the land jin Which dwe _ text the instead Sa fairies of tie MISS: Cooke. or Creator of the a st play. : the aS Campbell Ash- aa Story E HERBERT Sweet Lake NEW a of J the ee play ae ee ee interesting the {the Salt Lake theatre, announes among FRANK ANK G S GILLMORE, ac 4 _ : e im7 E 2 ‘ J ; , Ze LS . 3 It (London) y ~ Soon music at, : of the "A ; Salt Country San Toy cate And Y - Pk GR ge ty, AND. "Butternut Capital Dramatization. that Salt Lake is to be jnitial Tt h; sel ected a 1 as production }: for- of . the ‘ a lay as been years since the tunity of witnaeeine had the oppor- playgoers her have "first night" & real HeLrtormance t and it 's due to this f is fact and to the popularity Leighton of t] L See ae Harry at Players elghton } as - ¢ the Grand « > > . thes HreEderen sae os rps) rst produe { pee) iio on any stag Wr vierh er, new play of ihe ‘ oeyen Leighton's ASHLEY. Jones," which oeuwest, ‘urs "Butter- = at tonight occurs . > ; intended to open 20 gre: g > the de mand for ents that vy he been cided to give the ope Sate de} aes ‘ pening performance this evening, and from indications at the box office of the Grand" ; main: , room will be at premiur " soi me friends of My Lelehiton aud the cee pany are planning to make the week | eee brilliant ilready the inboxes at theaudiences Gr: .anc 4 é 16 Grand on hay ber n engaged for the majority tke performances of "Butternut Tones ; Hari | West and | with the aU Saas ae a ese a Shas ieee ep at Cit ee ee S at ition = nin hou S ol singers Leizhton people. its cov bolliaves Ie Noveat ve tn tae e East-/who be ae a!Pari and comedians | COT) tentior of las part Ae eC an loved an He sudde } ae in in-| English diplomat a announces his ‘ i of ei a dey he pad stepping BF them ments atjthe the most | ody of entertainment, ample een and opportunities Ge Mga other ; 1 sath res ponds DAU reat with af-/exert One| ES. he Song: bright and par-| nouns <a § every nounce the aris influence to English: /in her W purpose him. hen it with girl, her. have but him ‘She re- « saw falling in the work a wooed gaa is in - draws to a this pistol scene to shoot came Miss "AN-Ofmos - 1 on A "~A-S 3 with her feet. She is seen ah clever z : a otsht character ‘changes. udd and nal ue lat emBeye n: dancing original bT2ceses singing, and tothat acrobatic | the CON college} wane work. iti ‘; tke ce "i ‘le left a 4 Ze ‘ In » Leon remain len z Le this artiers week booked for ee oe eo ssenet Soh as the Hebrew out/Crosman started to aim the weapon wreck, a oe | anige esyaa _ a| then her hand fell to her =] oi nz do it, she declared; "I titine ee BL. peas BAAD Oss coachman, make I ee atin > visit o playigoe will the ce exe igic feature will inaveoer Oh theiclude the + Bea act Cane she vill eu st ie n 5 Y a iid at Sete . B -Cne > 4 : 9 |OUS them es frontier wit of which r he Mr Mr. Leighte title" role . ‘ But o itis punel puncher because A when style 7 written in "Butternut Jones" a of his daily existence, "The 1 to contract a al . resenting a OTnun siete : eaving : #*her i season ri ntitles 1 _hum reus sket h this | marriage of ambition in England. The] -. \ smi » In ChChina-|woman purs « Smashup 1 evening pursuades his]= own It is bide adapted to theirIn humor-/last in Parishim withto spend 1 his} {fords i fs pret SeuE ee play fc will . breathe the spirit of the West." ay : . aad why iene is his declaration; found it in £ on believes he has . 3 4 eek has. He punchers trampedaes the Oklahoma : 4 the scenes and ineidents we Sitar ¢ attractive is that of the engag sement | for a of Henrietta Crosman next Thursday hack und Friday and Saturday nig é 1 at the Saturday t ; ee [classes of i eS Oo pres¢ nt oecasio - es embellishments, Hi ee oe Own Star's es) nut Thomas atherey yea the Lansing | ern vaudeville = ackane Ge Y, HTON the big show. | Bellairs' Daly ina tert It is seldom tunate enough place for the is of a woman = "Pegey," on Jones," } TRIUMP s Pu : . Kitty year 350 ni . s, : uch Grand ' the | Mr J ; eighton Montag ecaniae } fate > Another first nf century, hd the authors of Geisha and A Runavy away LbI¢ _ | Sena a He 's are the twentieth . and 4 00K Go In : "iss Crosman! and Mr. went to the theatre to run through their. sc 2 Tia ators of 7) ones weeks | and in in but ood- A - ( es Waicees east iia Shakes ‘or th "« to Salt : ; Lionel Bunn s 4 ‘ Ina. Brooks and5 wae-- ¢ ROSMAN'S Comes yicrl of ~ AND AD 5 Wiser 1e Girl. peneme ue Sorensen succe u . merry 2 : conceitscar heen forced int the baekground comedies have pared { into earn Ure o th a this captivating lytic chert splendor of charn Lenras eee pein they a Among others in wald Yorke', Jone Comin ne Rowen al r CROSMAN MAN ae eI i 7 , singing SE sc ‘and ‘the athe | The Girl" general Kilgour Puck. In oni let" oe Sensational "Flying= Fair ; and other spectacul Z ay a= access az notable feature , of ac fae iYaaa the fact that the AinleR Raney Ava Is ed HENRIETTA Mae EPPA - APS i a special' train of Country ¥Y -Glri," assis Giri," assisted @pretty raced lake ee a host of girls, ot soldj 0 ecu a oldje and naval ofnite fi bombard this city with her 8 Ss anc 5 s 4 S not! Mr.]| and e¢ the Puel orde ‘| a I Bid suit a Puck make to sta it ha nant 3 en Oo ol a| n founah a I Tannann trangpose the orici eC * Py y to] = VIgin: Lex es and this has been done with ul ny Bel lelligenee that the sto ‘ ee Ivy, ane } . aT moothid all the familiar quotations wit w hic h> the pircelabonndutare saree a preserved . In addition onderful eveni gr the NewW]and tr: ave ling by seven cal wry rivet ce TF ars, a "A Kil- lala auspices ae ice ofthatthe evening was Un-| Countess Gray, 1¢ of wife merry.; some - is The an eta é the York Joseph Kilgour was sent for tel E 1 nt oO 2 ( ace him Mr. wa delaved llhhat he did a ; rour join the company anti the day Smith left It was in Quebec, : beS a _shade | iM j Matthews a raat eee men Kemper'shalf Peart a Will staged gh wv at the Berlin production dia p 4S unbound, and he dete ! ; letermined to give at least a portion of America ay pT ; ti ‘ a producti ' on n as PY Pon ike ; es to view ao He decided to ada oe - Ity ‘ YY Ing' GIRL." Acting in Famous be Presented. to > {| Seenes she acts.on the slage She} york) i Wenire " Othe at Daly's (New mege lan' aim a pistol at her husband, lhave bee ee io large cities even in a stage pia; pill Crosman |." pees favored by long runs; and was tourirfe Canad: jouble bill (oN crowned with honors and. clory 1:flattered © GLOry, ONNance > onfhe byies the J publi c and Oldfield ne: OM: ids Irie parece press, clad latter j i tragedy Her leading man, 5 ith . = = and satins and bedecked > pe : § gorge s sc lea ee nteee ré niente S | ad to all handsome New she was the in‘ oe made at Nas Neues berlin, which is now running a record of ove, thiae 5 there-with dred Soon ™ 3 COUNTRY y feel|, is THe ‘coming: of 'ainew musicalprea play|> eve has : ; alweay 'S aan event of great import- . rior 7 . ; been sent to him and joyed a pheraninenatli Russell has te enTOT OF RACES Av OWRPILEUM, In way from . successful ; --. | New had ov}studled he ws:it on f his ofaeron the more principal ME {indian, Israelite, , Italis = : York, reluctant for thas os citiesme of af the Italian Mingle Wid) | UNdertaking it he thatwas night Under about] the] i. v a 1a eK se so ort ce ri ° j Cl sta rn ovations for the Jittle sean id Tene Shis Week loa ee et Dard es is decided that the ng Which has been sh ste oe durrhe patrons of the Orpheum theat Pet prea be played by Maurice appreciation accorded by pl =a . ie ee Show are nol surprised eXDIpressions i ‘ | | anc nde nanagecee) : 7 oers wheesorme | usb ne her delightful impersonation of the of delight at the< fine hich aae]an or ‘. pat aa most rotes : managemen 5 2Hon +} ‘ u fc anea Was roughly oa = y ro af que role ever conecived Com: . nt i Biving the public, | millav with the character in M fi evsion of the f amous ous old com. nencing tomorrow night, », thethe new ||] tine il ' : | pj]} new he having rehearsed t ;"Made- edy of | "DY Ae |COMEDY OF "A » . at' oi Prime > Music. and TUSBAND. | ‘ in Play, Refused Life Partner. Henry Irving. took opposite views on} vat ,_ me great musical produc/the subject jtion "A Country Girl," = has been ‘ac y . . » > Henrietta Crosman's opinion has not counted one of the greatest musical relatives |/she hay loped rd J : tell i u« to London to lfirst le arns : im¢ ofLpade of \ the | finds her fn his flat a there, and ieee : ane ie , st suspicioy regular Ww vednes-! ie i marriage, ee AE 5 I 1) Astor. : i- lee hus, while ind daughter ‘ are pushing } ne : - el _& third is being consplracice wich AM=|they in Shakespeare' rs ade of Puck summer Fearne Night's: S_- Dre comedy : NLAMidThis production. Dr x om ith A in' the fatry role a Annie Russell the Salt Laie er the offering at| "i atre, geinnine day The' in Ways been identified ich 10 has:al Anthony's* youngest b oth Birlish parts in whieh sl rate i weet | Keppell ‘ lied I uch: great advantace 1e-appears to| Peggy and. draw 101 borea Te 1dvantage, has this season He 1 aw her fi probably herher er falls in doesn't love\ grea an h In-a : role tat {s¥ abso] 5 ccess|is sure she « ith 4 unything sh. : s ae forcign to he learns her mi ep for ‘ te ite : stake her TILER - Miss Crosman, Even to Aim Pistol! at Anthony well remembered f aS ar' Who - is | mothe; Work ‘ - in h o ,toVva for iz her excellent |, aed ‘ ter and Men, Bivoth milly Mice | worked Girl SHOOT . Tt is the exploitation when and discussion | nade much for a matter bb sclentific, P Will iN Present Shake- | Present Speueshhis } iobby is spiders and just at!been umong players, and it will be nomen. | Made by a distinguished organization Famous Coined's l BBY decides that the best. way of |bered that M. C juelin, the eminent | #4 the Augustin' Daly Musieal com Former Pavorite Speare's Most Miss GK FAIRIES, LYING ' at a@ baritone, the Lyric. month ig reas arya at - oe the He will make is| to at keep of 5 aut this platel at you, he very it horrities me. Mr. Campbel and thos around her laughed at her a OOTaTeE ear a ens: he steric a Ea . ensan 1 oesamne 3 a She n her #en- : i ras " = SHAKESPEARE: QUOTED -_-_-- Goneration Jan m-,.0) s Salt Lake3 me years. the expenditure ollars." irector announced he control of thethatIrving the "mot gntertamming Kent unan: ouninn ecrelcey aeae Mt performances, A, matinee is held every | <c290n,, but not day with the exception of Sunday. pera house rae % the . Theatre ahead, would thee relinquish) Place atre. a an secrets . of followed music. cantata "The He Bea 2} toon beApril sung 22 for The. the the Victor writ- maid," first time Musurgiz clety, a well known musical organtzation is . give the first rendering the cantata in Carnegie hall, This will aaa a be secor ta which Mr. alia has composed within a first, oPhe Rede emer," minded tremendous bite 4 pud has, eivesgy been ‘All-Of-A- wudideri® Peggy. o new farei- | Ella W ‘este W ilcox's dramatic com-|timent was silly, and that ahe ought cal comedy which has scored immense |edy, "Her First Divorce Case The |not yield to ft She waited a mopopularity over this country and|sketech is one of the fedlures of the | miehi" to" gel Control or hemwelfe"then rages iene aes Men "or - Boston - Globe: Yes," said Reve fobn-Snyder, author nen suecess, and she comes here in the full flush of her recent triumph at the Bijou theatre, New Yort M iss Said the New York Tribune our eae knew them. We know Lew Fields' Herald esis theatre, teama theatre in Pisa she sang the more about microbes and scientific gain Eddie Foy in "The Orchid.' t of Amneris with great success beyenevyolence ‘and expert Be EET re Bijou theatre, Mme, Alla ee fore an enthusiastic audience, which were There theatre. the omedy,]crowded Bracco's Robert Mr It}jn Bible. more about the chey Knew England. It is Miss Crosman'‘s Jatest| vaudeville Of season tried another strong act on the bill }]the Los Angeles Times says: ‘‘Ray-| linond Finlay and Lott Burke not most entertaining turn the | mly give it was tol on "It's |do it again portraying said Miss ae New trosmi in. an York in Irish [a8 of New ; ‘Sweet ‘an f | india ifull iiteresting marry-or.even She sets her to foibSher het prety. Lord Anthorn mothre's MISS ANNIE to wits Heme fall' at to in love.) work Crackei Be vines to Rt marry | 1g oreador, -In-law ca rin leeture on rt beausongs | in the. lee TheVisitOld good into ane fall on form and 1 : ishake: ike he ;and ae and SOAS car Turk ge , as before, we is xy +f ‘ with played one tenes Re inothne am oveeling gas 5 - Miss enthat me ‘ > > 1 CATHERINE e 2 oa Miss Emily however, they | Mr. Leighton latter th in omorer they t sever: . th Is "9 ibe pn aie 2 he'l" pat Dodd at the new better vlays contain than > TT PROCTOR, 5 caneh' iy? You Nobody but that ad Henin old reprobate, Sir Jeon Fals When te alton on is sinner old the ei yad i Tine r a aS IIe eee EG Dame Quickly, you will ; gree ys he ‘babbled ofif green pant Fath aa noon uccasstul ee : ea Ae Rae Nae UNS oe errs istically and financial o his man- would in i realization of | City ae s f CNaASCE o = Valverde: countysTexasvon VAO guess. how many peopl ants NEpPeo=!|\ resent: ed> to one . of class his. is classes: , o (young « men} haa tjon pending, \ be at cursing manages the Twin Leighton Jones" reinggs to-find Bar has for ranca prepared presentation Emily Dodd, Mr. at whe ‘her ae a great will In oe t lead- | ~ as ve The the new never play t if r We opens at the Latei on Floren . rare a town, af Week Patron ity thi | sidine | vaudeville the Keak programs the F oe bart}! te Boe Dodd oe Miss : Texas scene and the the CPR Lyric. ranch is iN last Off; oppertu-| ' mendation they have recelved. [famment te Ba: mises eee of the show. The girl the: to Macbeth, identified with a * : A Lawrence, Walter : ww ces contingent | pearing Tr red ¢ playing - athe dyed-in then Fe ne beeame musical |@nd theatrical enterprises. ie has | been with the Metropolitan Opera years two last. the for }company : 7m manager of litthe doubt|the Mz 1dison Square theatre, has ob,-| ‘|restraining tained an order supreme apfromcourt, Henry in E.the Dixey J fe ‘t hed Italian evi ind Shakespeat season G fa asked} and said: did. I'd cut that xo) {than that any of other ' are management Lawrence, whose con- eyeat | tract with the agtor has one yea Dix XCy } 14S Made ade arar Pr REE more : to run : -t o admit Imit.|rengements to appear in yaudeville, his jnten-/#nd had contracted to present a play- and , perhaps7 | let at ae plays : under the elich | Up to a eUSiisa | > { RANG Ae im . nN Orpheum . few ‘The re tineatr ys Brooklyn weeks ago he Man On t} Man : AC ‘ different It t t pry is )e Wan com- | ascendant L side resides now . A / YORK " LET s Ji SA | THEATRE | | | only one more week of cd | | Ss - grand Se = = Ee full appreciation hown e has been able to ane relations thing and about with anyone it all his of maintain of his who knows realiz that perhaps the most diMecult of confront problems which many has he Altogether presario, lo be to was only in i first to remain at the head the my resignation are not NE - wie ~ r = rH Be md oO R L D = ' L x ' | Ry ra edz vA efforts amicsone- any- this MOND 4 l all the an imreasor s : ecial p week ir that Metro- true, T ' a ~ ‘ leaves Salt tre Tain Park concede of i K at the Manthe first ap. ' AVALrPaise believe that the are prepared is pretty, about © E happy; The feature this week nattan Opera house was - . as pearance of Calve in ih Those who preferred to Ellza-|ow ~ NI Tae g Carmen afterrevised Wednesday's pertorm| AT com-| ance have their opinions and Niattie so rt | line| | "Fut Mncing of La Adela ts the senel hia departure he taid: These rumors ‘vation "buloby opera. Mr. Hammerstein will on Mer day begin the Jast weck of his season.| The genial Oscar has no hesitation in declaring that his first season as an impresario has been altogether satisfactory ie has given to his patron the very best to be had, and they havs } ‘alve the large reat al o> E an uni- and refer- he?' may she role any in is great to|Calve add Lloyd and Jefferson Svans ral caiety of the bill with their] undertake lable playlet le {rst Love.' Herr Director Conried has gone to eomiady situations in this sketch}|yJeurope to look out for next season. nlensely humorous If Holt poses| ye e 1 laughs . l 1 tt rat I he iss not Gi at the idea Dream, poli- a native up newsman, and lf &)pirds in und ConLBB Ee rte ol! Ver one of"| p seen upon this cir- "Trovatore™ seynaens These folks deserve 3 the | 4 Collet Miss M ) adec Ss known well was a Shelley | t@ have bd Cc Lilley} C. McLean Savagt ; Kent Bosworth| Charles Bloomfield} neireos dia smiled ou aa DIE on By James Grant Thurston ° 5 New York, April 14:--New. York [tee Night's n Sete ! how Anania Sever | of him tid the actor ind I never heard of him the | | Mr. Leighton -Lyster Chamber } : eet a Pad ate la | athexing Cloud? Midsummer pe. Leas. aso, before her debut on the|some important deeds to the brotaer stage. M1 Potter published a volume |}ef Queen Jane Seymout For safety ealled "My Reeitations," which gained!he concealed them in a pie, and inlconsiderable vogue in spite of the fact |trusted it to one Jack Hornet Durtha ska nd kindred classics of nn; ing the transit Jack Horner pulled out Slade tashionadesor ere to be ound he plum in the shape of the titl . S : : Mells : . ant wail tS nite Che 7 ork | leeds orf Park, where his de- <i y CUA actor intelligent eCOn Calne \ Who's Baker ' : . | MeCormiek j Purch Mos i Billy Whit [2a Crlaes Mrs, Camden Ia } The gee tin lr. NEW follows neH an to Anania |#¥@tence |°U% Cloud play One to acto be ont the | 2eard stat eae 8 the Catherine | Scotts ao ir v ae asked $a: ‘ ao ia eile cel Mis. James Brown Pottet Wha, by The legend of Little Jack Hlorner, as Phesimistaices ares, madi = 7 : a the way. is now said to be again "Ou}teld in Somersetshire ix as follows LidiouiiGale astounding Th : ety 1 \ treet is reported to bout; At the time of the dissolution the abHinged -voulot the TMi whe Wee ic to take another dive into lites rluve bot of Glastonbury wished to send "‘Butter- Leighton's ill play | Butternut Jones Ric hard Thorne a seo ee in" of: NOE ILOMN a) xe Fiat h here is ( ane . Maihas ae a "hea : ple of education and intaleneudl cul-] York )))¢- -understaie jarstande it RIBliGH1 eal ey ef Lure the si ta itlusacto. ions of Shakespeare today? few | solvim ‘ Ss years ago a college president present- | Sjono, role with excellent possibilities for ruistic work and to whien Miss Dodd is well adapted | | The cast for "Butternut Jones" wil Week See girl,.a little. drunken, every while Mr. TR TAT = ie ee pea : fatsaT pele \ 2 1 This lthen Hig preacher for telling the conereeau.}| lech the facts concernit g Sodom a Gomorrah eo said ':she chad ix ~ seen the tiie 5 een an Te Hy nt posed they were ma a ok ae I meneileaeceh Dat WNC wits Phat a It ly Melvill scems an Bulies eXagrreeration * oe Miss Theawe In Novel- | versally liked Strine was ll | of Philadelphia He took saper work when a young | remember, Bide field MY. goes tothe Twin.Bar TANCH 120 SCI AH ugbe ot: th West : Be. Tt Oe Butternut Tones looks into" the eyes ol 1e gh the cow-punchers have le vena' to love he knows hi fate Long months before, in «a foolish mo: i ( ern ment ‘eR Loy ae putt vl ul DAE Onc ing woman | never from all the different. conditions of} 41) Americanclife) avebllection: of hers pother Biblical STIRS ‘aie : t nine aie next thie rom om n a ee ee om Ce it. is expected will. find one of the greatest opportunities he has ever had. | probably Rix ames t the celebrated Shake- | ,o,¢) spear: mader, Says he was probably th oh ey es twenty-third the to repeat ittempting "But 5 the IK ansas tats ‘ a tive Twin xpense and the production ibsolutely new in every detail ti role of Butternut Jones, Lake opera Strine Vr Mr. Rex." : whieh Butternut Jones is employed as a cow-punener Her uncle and other bematch a arranged have relatives tween the girl and Riehard Therne from the Past. The girl has taken matter isily with Thorne, making little pretense of loving him, until she nut Salt nd Martin Papa of Basket ‘The Thursday Lyric theatre, |); jp Sophocles Oedipu {hese were well received. ae : |to something better, hi bitio! 11S 5 atitKririite : ‘| 1 fra ‘ ge auney husband Ay pany quo-|edy, Biblical 600 nearly pse _- Paes : a who appears with] Grand this week] "Butternut play, Q Jone and bow, which appropriate : things tations and references Which do you chink of all the Shakespeare characiers quotes the Bible most frequent-}| tt che ag aad does to that rehearsal oh handbothupongraceful the breast and MISS ae ont ae ars him thie the part many recalls. numerous Coquette intellectual | "Countess very their of spiritual ber ; Tuesday Irving Theatre Stock com-| a ee ae : realize, continued Mr.}, i nest People," < ew com-| ‘The death ot Charles -Strine, road P jet aa Honest Peop! ela mt rh ee ; § Opera e Metropolitan the for‘ jn anager Schaffmeyver Adolf by |eqy there of ag the 9 Bible much snyder, . * how eae ss in Shakespeare's plays A great Lyric theatre, Mr. Ermete Novelli} house trees caused much regret in english bishop declares that these|jn Messrs. Carmon and Grange''s com- | few York theatrical circles, where ; ; whe ste-or tineeleht meet tines:a >. frien Ones hnnde iatiens " know is Sed ct wna. lengle and. "Miss Blanch Hamilton Fox of Boston 13 the latest American girl in eee and 6 @ at Moth-) 4 nae a p enough... Should, distinetion sof KK aia =he RUSSELIL. Now. cn a od neat ude and ih rabians. lot pel ) re- ‘ | one .of2P ' Mashers, clever vel i 1 an 1 he We Tt OE ¥ g is 154 ote Cross ene oa cae nibes, Ar be und to ind a warm hearts the audience, beit ie Mhides "ist of anaihing Psi Scie Bellati ha roadwa been able to} ; enjoy such a delightful comedy." | Jaa dotes upon it is fencing comedy: 1 in person chief The simnodrome she 4who-j , - O'Mara, oe Peggy ur ( h d OPS! ! t | ce ‘ nip or a wish=to tabloid ii e, illustrated ome tit ted ster opticon. viev in. Southern Brothers Sharp | York |2! a d Kitty | Spot Se ty. ese again impossible. She threw the pisthe stage and declared ne use. I shall never be able to a muss of the I would make hi Bit voices good have chy the kne edge how to use them Poona be x Sistnct novelty. she 1 full-blooded Navajo girl, who de- jiivers dan. cr arming het Irish Wavinto.the hearts and not since ebJayeoers. = Bee js charac ter Commerce ‘All-of- ae tripped "She epese3 he it, a of |maxe Duke. great- jana the. at produced first scene at night thing Whole It wa plain that Miss Crosman d é an couid not be reasoned out of this coni raiMr and with aitia mine and certain she co uld mind, itionplay ‘ fot thé'scene Campbell Wrider hey ee pea M ei = about) but week, this it the Orpheum ‘rol eckless ga is Peggy Crosman's Wekine and i i an z : I 2 t} onlvone "that is-.pe eas esd Pa the eking id alwa charming t ex1 | Nilarates witl ve n | true qualities of vi iigdeet le f a 11 Aa | Pai higi balhtsals l as Ttalree : tTt hi Du rane rt ‘ car1 teal Al n-f =e) , made tre wy i venTr rio, Sea Su idelen-P« [ er a ae "All mendous hit in London last year when | ik t ; aee oe mea i if was theatre, York's where it ran the er Mart of the enason bi All-of-a-Sudden-Peggy the Monday tytaacn Tee SO iS: eae [noid Daly in Miss Rida' Johnson]. roung's play, ‘The Boys of Com- of has in serfous and public it is. ES at the Metropolitan =P sorts all wdwarae Herbert Conreid|\ten y Week. of wae of mil-| eeiree tt See sp , by at number of new plays ‘BIBLE "| are ‘concerned, or oe eRe oe yare at al) with last week, 1 1 Many Mt sxome Interesting "aey as mn pe a ow : Present BS This | e y ilati ere ona penne. pilation te aetheyeeletaeme a : wees our involves lions fhe; of] ve remain it pee k for Which firm's h ne elee urtain udden»y) -< Peggy.' wouldn't ed, but ¥ vanted an ed Lake City ar THE BIG the TIME, m. p. m, er PARK By¥ 4 p. 11:30 or! CITY Best ae Returning n OPERA People Pp on 2 EVERYBODY ° leave E arth HOUSE ; COME. FOR THE ROUND TRIP. Be a 5 |
