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Show H 1 tirek't'Wee'iehT Prbctiott l 1 Produced by Mr. CIoninger l r M ' Returning to Logan direct "front as H extended stock encasement in Salt H ' Lake Olty,' Ralph CIoninger and his H ) owb company present "Tho Warh- h ) (tie." This plar as produced "by Mr. V ' CIoninger created a furore of oxctte- HH Bient and appreciation. It Is a stlr- K ring drama wherein the west meets H tho1 east and tho intense charricterl- HH1 atlons and'actlon 1b exceptionally well HHlf suited to the particular talents 6f Mr. Hg Clonlnger's players. H) ' The story tells of a western ranch HHHk man, who 'meets tho girl of lilo HHH dreams and marries her. Thoy go to Hj Now York City to live and tho' wlfQ HHH hocomcB enamored of tho gay lira HH of tho metropolis. Keenly ambitious HHHn for tho success of her social career H I sho neglects her home for an unsatls- BH HBP-sssWsssW factory round of yleaeuret Then the second man.entcrnthe society bred easterner ,and the home and happiness happi-ness of the young couple are wrecked i i it The ranchsaan goes back to the west to the croat solace of his ranch and the wjfe goes to Europe. Finally by an unusual turn of events the big. three in the.play are brought together togeth-er again on the western ranch. Then it is that tho full tenseness of the sit-uatlon sit-uatlon and gripping climax aro reached reach-ed and tho easterner attempts to kill tho ranchman, lie docs not succeed howovor, for a swift turn In tho action ac-tion of tho play achieves tho unlook-cd unlook-cd for but greatly doslrcd reunion of tho- husband and wife. In tho part of Jefferson Drnke tho ranch owner, Ralph CIoninger will bo reen at hte best. Oi "Tho Warning" will bo presented al tho Lyric theatre, Logan, Friday night, May 23. |
