The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13

). IN SALT LAKE THEATERs. +
!. SALT LAKE THEATER-"The :
+ Soul Kiss. Matinee. ESQ. Even =
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!. COLONIAL THEATER-"rh Time. =
:. tho Place and the Girl Matinee, =
! 2.l5. Evening $40. =
!. oRPHEUM THEATER-Advanc +
! vaudeville. Matinee. 2l5; even !
= ing, Sis. =
). BUNGALOW THEATER-Pantages !.
i vaudeville. Matinee, 2:l5, even :
II Ing, 10, =
The management OF the new shubert
thcater has concluded a deal by which
Professor John }. Mcclellan will conduct
the orchestra in this new playhouse OF
salt Lake There will be eleven in the
orchestra. The assistant conductor and
first violin viii be Claude Nettlcton. one
OF the leading instructors in violin music
In salt Lake. The remainder OF tho or
chcstra has not yet been selected, but The
fact that Professor Mcclellan viii direct
insures fine music in the new thcater,
The manager OF "The Gay Musician"
which company win open the new Shubcrt
on Wednesday evening ncNL arrived in
salt Lake on Friday and win remain here
experimenting the many things necessary
IN order TO have the playhouse ready for
the opening night. An army Of men Is
now at work The main floor has been
rcscatcd. The carpets VIII be laid Mon
day, and This COSY thcatcr, when thrown
open 10 tha public on Wednesday even
Ing VIII aStonish the big audience which
VIII welcome The Cay Musician
pretty little incident took place be-
hind tho scenes At the Orphcum last oven
Ing when William r. Winch. for con-
siderable period manager or the house,
was called back. MIR Winch left Salt
Lake TO take charge OF the Ogden Or
pheUm. and will leave within few days
To take charge OF theatrical business I'm
I5l Paso, In which he has purchased an
interest When he reached the stage last
evening he found all the employees thore.
Stage Manager stephen Newman took
charge Of the proceedings, and I'm Mt
ting speech presented TO Mr. Winch
handsome porpoisc travelling bag, the gift
OF Tho stage employees. Mr. Winch made
q talk in reply that is said by those who
heard Il To rival I'm wit and cloqucnce
uythug ever heard on Tho Orpheum
stage.
Thirty pcnnaut winning beauty models
ten Riddles saturated with Spanish
pepper, strong male chorus and ten
principals headed by Robert Pitkm and
Elizabeth Goodall comprise tho huge clus-
ter OF selected artists, who are appearing
.at the Colonial This week. in 80, The Time
The Place. and thc Girl The engage
moni comes TO a close tonight with a
matinee this afternoon At 9;l''
Mr.. Souss will bring not only band
with him TO salt Lake, but his wifc and
TWO daughters. IL Is considered quite uu-
usual FOR an artist 20 carry even ono
member OF his family Oh tour. hence Mr..
Sousa's fashion OF being accompanied by
his entire family establishes new rec
ord The daughters are Priscilla, lately
Of Nsssar and Helen. Of the Castle
school. John Philip Sousa, Jr., of Prince
courucptal visits with his parents. lie
has taken mp science rs a career, and is
busy Promulgaung the Spencer turbine.
"The Soul kiss" viii conclude its en-
gaEcmcut at the salt Lake Thcatcr with
the performance tonight. There viii DC
matinee this afternoon, \ now princi-
pal has been added 20 the cast who VIII
sing the leading par.
The tragic side OF the players life was
Illustrated yesterday, when James L.
Kelly. an actor on this weeks OrphCum
bill, received a message announcing the
death OF his father James Kelly, i'm Phila-
dcjphis. Tho father was contractor in
the Quaker city and had been Ill hut
short time Within the past two months
a brother OF the actor died, and sister
E now ~ th. point Of death. Too FAR
from home 10 he able 10 attend his
fathers funeral, there was nothing for
him 10 do sut continue with his daily
work which Is 10 'amusc the public, Both
Mr. Kelly and his wifc, who teams with
him under the mamie OF Annie kant, per-
formed their regular stunt yesterday
afternoon and evening in regulation eN-
ceuent fashion
There will nc matinee al the Bmga-
low this afternoon. when tho splendid
vaudeville show now on there will ayain
l,r Milton Tp1iiT NnbicE
need no introduction 20 salt Lakcrs They
ar" old-timc favoritcs here, and their
comedy piaylct IS exceedingly clever.
other acts upon the bill arc equally high
class. The bill viii run until and includ-
ing .neAt Wednesday evening.
A splendid performance win be seen at
the Grand theater whom IL opens Sunday
great western drama. Tho Great Divide" ."
Walter Mccullough. the new leading man.
will play the role of stephen Ghent This
was Henry Milcr's fayorite part and If
roports received from Prdctors theater,
New York and tho Bush Temple theater
at Chicago. whore Mr. Mccullough has
been recently. are true. the patrons of
the Grand win sec very clever actor
Miss Blanche Douglas has been retained
and will continue indefinitely At the
Grand. She has a host of friends who
always go TO sec her. The scat sale opens
this morning. and indications arc that IT
will be heavy.
Everybody In Salt Lake city has heard
OF the coming OF George NJ. Cohsn 10 the
salt Lake thcatcr the last half OF the
coming week. and everybody who is any
body have made up their minds TO SEQ
this versatile young man who grinds out
successful musical plays over night. and
all but peTspires popular musical COM
positions. "rhc Yankee Prince IL tho
name OF tho play that young MIR. Cohan
offers us for three nights and matinee
II has been a big hit in the east where,
at the EnickerboCkcr thcatcr in New York
City, it was accorded a six mouths' run.
The scat gale opens on Tuesday.
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