The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-28

=. vaudeville. Matinee 2:lo, even :
1. ing S;l5, :
!. BUNGALOW THEATER Pan !.
= tages vaudeville. Evening, SIS. =
!: Ma'I"ees daily, Il
Again Wednesday evening "A Gentle
large audience at the Salt Lake Theater;
II is drama Of absorbing interest and
The comedy Is OF a very high standard.
senator. and the gentleman from MiSsis-
sippi. is takon by James Laclsaye in
quiet, humorously natural manner that
makes ii perfect gem of character
study. while IA high standard of dramatic
ability is reached throughout the third
act eliminating Nth the rsse1,, scene with th ms
youngest daughter OF the senator gives
a most delightful. bright performance OF
that a damy role nrS Ynry fronpiy enmSpi 10 @ the
gcnJlcr sex, owing to the heart interest
both love and pathos' involved.
The Butte Miner of Sunday last. had
this To say of the sketch, I'm the star
Dressing Room" which was tried out in
Salt Lake by Miss Swinncrton. last sum
mcr who has been waiting 10 put II on
the Orpheum boards for some Time. MISS
Swinnerton has many friends here VINO
Will be glad 10 know tha, her sketch has
Florence Swinncrton. a type that re-
minds one of Charles Dana Gibson's beau
ties. assisted by John Thorn, presents
most enjoyable sketch that is out OF ti!e
beaten path. In addition to the dramatic
situations Miss Swinnerton sings in
most appealing manner some ola songs
that were heartily encor"d.
To see at the Country Club the
beautifully staged satire on society al
play. which Is at the orpheum aisrSd ,niS %Geh; to
be the best condensed musical playlct
ever presented. \ clever and capable
cast, of thirteen players INTERPRET tnG i,,d. mu.
which "At the Country Club holds the
stage are each filed with something sur
lures II Is filed with pretty girls, dash
ing boys. stylshly garbed every one OF
them, meIodious music. clean, Wholesome
comedy, and scenic equipment 'hat is
a marvel Of massive elegance.
The See Saw number at the close OF
the first act OF "A Knight for a Day, is
one OF the prcttiest numbers ever seen
in musical comedy. The electrical ef-
feet is a novel feature and calls Tor
rounds OF applause every night. a
knight for a Day runs the week out al
Comedy that Is sclntilating. and music
that Is melodious, is 10 be found IN ina
nifty song show. "The Sunny Side oil
| Broadway which comes TO tho Colonial
for all week OF October 81. starting sun
day night. The leading roles have been
| assumed by Max Bloom and Carolyn
RYAN and II Is needless TO say that they
are adding 10 their already brilliant rep
utstions in them, AIr. Bloom will be re
membcrcd for his excellent work in The
Mayor of Toxic" Miss Ryan was with
Gus Edwards School Boys and Girls
At the Bungalow this evening, Pan
tages vaudeville will be presented for the
first time in Salt Lake, There are seven
big acts And there will be daily mat
lneess
"Thc Count OF Monte Cristo." now oe-
ing played by the Willard Mack STOCK
company a the Grand thcater, with Fred
leading roles, seems TO please Ine patrons
OF that popular playhouse, The cast is
a large one and the scenic etIects tI! the
| MHcl'S Offering OF Marie Covc!lis beau
Urnl story OF Norsland, "Thelma." next
week. promises 10 eclipse anything this
stock company has attempted
At the First Congregational church,
| tonight at S o'clock, Rowland .. VIII
amS baritone presents ia &Tmpmgn1ITa Misg RoIpa
! HYDE yiolinist. The public is invited.
The following well-Selected programme
will be presented:
Ballad from L'Africane o. ,: Meyerbeer
! (a) She Wears Rose in Her
% Haunt Ia1ir OF the witches ',,.. caSsqrd
IsT'!fI lao The Brlgands Love Pstrie
| (b) The Longshorcman .CIeshaIn
yioin-(a) hungarian Dance Tsi No. ,oacbin, %,
,..sa,:','' l'f''''s- > &vornH E&rT.rl
! Rccit and air
nT 8Teq% %ams so EaiE Is John Wellington . wsis ss'
I,o'. ... .'s .'"",,. U' ,.N' Gnblrt s sullivan
(a> o Heart Of Mine ,,.. -, GALLOWAY
| I., |
| Song of the Cavalry Saber ,,.'..,; Grant
| Mesdames George F.. Ekelton and ROW
land d. Williams, accompanies,
"rhe Man OF the Hour" the emphatic
| success of the past three Years, comes
| 10 the Salt Lake Theater on Monday next
! Wednesday matinee There Is no reason
! TO believe that Salt Lake play -Soers wi!
not again take this admirable play to
| length OF its stay. William a. Brady and
Joseph II. Grismer viii display their rcal
qualify us moragcr by sending a cast
| ever LEFT New York CITY I'm any play.
| When "Ihc Man OF the Hour was lrst
produced in New York; a pace was set
in the way OF Interpretation by com
! iany Of nnc PLAYERS that has never since
I been permitted 10 Nag. Arthur Maitland.
I.elN IanGy William fpnmgto1 iiri' ,i;nmi IHGmm
| Iloyd NJ j. NAcQuaulc. Z, i. Warner.
Arthur Hewitt. George y. Cameron, Mad
cline Winthrop Amnn ma %aGEr @hg ho wir
! viii take part I'm this brilliant prcsenta-
! ton OF George Erondhursts sparkling
| play. FeIiN IIaney viii play his Oh part
turns locally and from all Of the prlnci-
pal cities or the country viii be read
between the acts and after tho close of
the performance on Tuesday night,
Have YOU read ''LighIs aud Shadows
of Mormouism' Perhaps prejudice