The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12

Pleased bcyOuS measure with the
reception that has been accorded the
first week IS bill at the new Mission
tbcater, Manager Clark is determined
that the second offering shall not fall
short of his first. The present week S
bill Will run up 10 the end and incud
ing next Tuesday evening. when com
plcte change viii be seen on Wcdncs
day. Those who have not availed them
selves Of seeing the present bin should
do so before Tuesday night. First,
there is Nav Nannary in "The Hand
| That Rules:n there there is Barney &
Pagan, with thoir Bits Of Musical
Comedy" the Katabanzia troupe Of
| iugglers: Capt. Nat Rcsslcr & Co., in
marvellous shooting exhibition; Vic.
lcttc Curtis, a singing and character
change artist and George Evcrs, black
! face comedian, and Miss Josephine Nor
rison. Utah's harpist, This, with an
| Picturcgraph completes the bill
The programme for next week is in
deed allurpg. In it are several stars
Of international reputation. Tho bill
is headed by Miss Edith Hancy, who
! STYLES herself ''tho Pocket Edition
Comediennc. Miss Hancy is n dainty
miss who has the faculty of knowing
how to make YOU laugh whether YOU
wish 10 or not. Then there is viii
Rossitcr's "bunch of kids" nine Of
them, who sing, dance and make merry.
Their act is considered one OF the
| best Of the miniature musical comedies
upon the vaudeville stage. Killion 6
Moore are singing and talking come
| dians, who are really funny. and their
line Of pattcr is all new and interest
ing. Several songs, all latest hits, arc
introduced by this pair. Howard Mis-
| sinner & Co. present the fantastic play.
let entitled "Mister Stranger" Mr..
Missmer Is an accomplished actor. and
| while he has been seen in several ex-
celleut pieces during the past, this piece
he now has fits him as no other ever
did With him is a company of three
who help materially in the action.
! Barney Williams is a monologist and
sleight,of hand performer who has the
reputation of mystifying even those
who think they understand. In Nc
Lallan & Carson, the Mission has fea-
ture rarely seen on any stage, they arc
roller skaters and champions, too, by
the way, and their act is a novelty
from tho very start. They style their
act "The Awakening of the Toys" "
scene is shown on the mystical isle
of Toyland. Here is seen the many toys
,; dear to childhood days, McI.allan &
Carson appear as dolls, and before beau.
: tiful scenery perform wonderful stunt
in roller skating, Tho Mission Pic.
turcgraph will complete the bill with
the picture, Nero, or the Burning of
Rome. This is said to be the finest
nbving picture ever taken. and Man
ager Clark was compelled to buy il
? outright in order to show it in this city
5 The Mission orchestra will render sey
eral selections.
In "The BacheIor,' Mr.. Fitch is
said TO have done his best work. The
! Shuberts have given the piece an ex-
cellent setting and are sending it Ia
E the coast as one Of their early open
door" attractions. Charley Cherry will
Q be see- here for the first time In q
stellar capacity Christmas week, when
;. the ShubcrLs present him with the orr
ginal Maxine Elliott theater cast and
:, production in Clyde Fitch's latest
d comedy. "The Bacheior" The story be
gins when the bachelor, who thinks com
e hitting matrimony is one of the eight
a deadly sins, is beginning to take notice
n of the winsomeness of his pretty blond,
g stonographer, He has taken her to the
@ matinee several times and INDUCED hel
o in an occasional luncheon, but there
p his attentions have discrcetly stopped
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