The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-26
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After week Of darkness the Grand
| theatre opened its doors yesterday. CIV
ing two performances 70 pdSheu MUS
presenting a combination OF Nauoesin u,
| and drama-the vaudeville end OF The Dili
| consisting of five acts presented between
| the acts of the drama ana the oraniatic
end OF the program was III ihe na"os %
| the George Scott company VINO pre-
| scented Z western bill entitled The queen
| OF the Rockies" IL Is but iair 10 ne
| scott company TO say they nave pioo-
ably made more friends among the pa
trons of the Grand, during the Two past
! engagements here this year, than any
other company which has ever appeared
at that theatre, and their presentation
OF this new play of the west last even
| ing was fully up to the standard OF their
| former productions. The YaudeVine pof-
! ton of the program, consisting OF I'VE
| acts, was pleasing. especially the specially
of La Petite Ruth. the Illustrated song
and the moving pictures It's Gooo
| eombination-that intermingling of vaude-
| Vile and drama-doing away with All
| long waits and giving one long three
| hour continuous performance Ihe same
program goes twice today, and sunday
evening the management announces a
complete change of both drama and
vaudeville
paid in Fulr' will be given twice to-
day at the Salt Lake theatre, concluding
the engagement. The play IL regarded as
probably the best of the year and mas
it. locally as well as elsewhere
James j. Corbett at the head of one OF
the best balanced organizations that has
ever beer formed for the production of
farce-comedy. will come to the Salt
Lake theatre. Monday, in Henry T. DIX
ey's great success. Facing the Music.
which is being produced under the man
agement of II. II. Frazee, of The
knight for a Day" ''rhe Isle of Spice"
and "A Royal Chef" fame. Facing the
Music" has just completed two most sue
cessful engagements in New York and
Chicago. where it was pronounced by
both press and public as being the best
comedy of the year The engagement is
limited TO four performances
Today sees a complete change of bill
at the New Lyric theatre and the man
agement promises an even greater line
of features than those shown last week.
Chief among the good things Is him
entitled From the Roccoco Times" This
picture is produced in coiOrs and the pho
Biography is perfect in every detail. 1t
Hunt of last week. Six other first run
films. all of high order. will also be
shown. The management has installed
a few reserved seats for those who wish
to give motion picture parties. These
may be reserved for the whole evening
and, judging by the call for them, they
promise to be very popular
played early at the Colonial theatre last
night and 1.-The Devils Auction pleased
two large audiences present. The last two
performances viii be given today On
Sunday night Henry w. Savage's version
of THE Devil" will open a weeks en-
gagement
''The Flaming Arrow was played to
two full houses yesterday at the New
Lyceum theatre 1t closes its engage
ment tonight A matinee will be given
this afternoon. Too Proud to Beg" an
other of Lincoln J. Carriers melodramas.
will open weeks engagement at this
hour. starting Sunday night.
There was an impromptu Christmas
ceiebra ton at the Lyric yesterday. The
employees gave Manager John f. Clark a
handsome gold-headed silk umbrella, and
each of the employees received a present
of s. from the management.
The last two performances of the ex-
cellent bill at the Orpheum will be given
today. The show has gone to good bust
ness all week