The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-03

There was . big audience present at
the Salt Lake Thealcr Tuesday night TO
witness THE Man of the Hour" It was
4 delighted audience. as the play is
charming one and the lesson taught is
this afternoon and evening, when the en-
gagcmcnt closes.
\ most beautiful production is
Ihcima As IL is being presented by the
Mack company at the Grand thcItcr this
week lhose WHO 90 not avail themselves
and see this great spectacular produc-
ton viii have many regrets when they
learn what they have missed. The story
of ''Thelma' as told by Marie Correlli,
many times but never better and with
more beautiful scenery and effect than By
Willard Mack. Blancb Douglas and
capable company. There viii be a matinee
this afternoon AT ESQ.
Chaunccy Olcott is keeping up his rcpu-
taton for giving the public clean. whole
some Irish plays in his presentation OF
has never yet appeared in q perform
ancc in which there was the slightest sug-
scstion OF Vugarity or ludeCcncy. and his
hold on the Irish people is due 10 the
fact that never once has there been Il
character introduced In ono OF his PLAYS
that could in any way be looked upon as
- tdrlc3tOrc oil tl1e lllSn race Mr. OIL
colt has Il splendid budget Of songs com
posed for this new performance and as
nc sings as swcctly as ever they will be
a delightful musical treat. The sale OF
seats opens this morning at the box Office
Of the Salt Lake Theatcr
Have YOU ever served ON a jury2 II
sou have you will Gnd many familiar iu-
cidcntS recalled TO mind when you wit
ness the production OF "CirCumstantiai
Evidence which Is running 1T tho Or
phcum this week. HIRE Is depicted
scene that is one of tho greatest features
of our national law. with all twelve
jurors deliberatinS and weighing evidence
that has been presented before them in
tho court. and deciding the fate of
Fellow creature. In writing this act. Mr..
Armstrong has practically run tho
Samut OF human emotion.
4 rare treat is In store for local theator-
gocrs in the announcement tnat "The
Soul Kiss" the merry musical comedy
which has enjoyed a run OF three hun
dr"d performances I'm New York, VIII hc
the attraction at the Salt Lake Thcater
next week Heading this delightful musi-
cal cntertaiumcnt will he found Mile.
lertina, premier danscusc who bias been
the sensation i'm both Franco aud Ger
many. The critics and public both unite
In pronouncinS her the only rival who
bids fair TO outrival Maud Allan In both
the classic and the modern dance. In
support OF Mile Pcrtiua. a competent
company Of ScvcutY-nVc uu-makcrs have
been engaged 10 interpret the different
roles. while the chorus is heard and seen
10 excellent advantage in tho ensembles
Throughout the unfolding of the some
what important story. Maurice Levi has
introduced musical numbers of the quality
which almost force. the feet To get ac-
tive. Julian Mitchell is responsible for
the staging Of The Soul Kiss which is
attractive and picturesque at all times.
Manager Bcvicr OF the Majestic thcatcr
has framed mp an excellent bill This week
! Aside from the moving pictures. which are
| of superior nature. are the excellent
vaudeville acts. brought direct from Pan
tJEcs One OF thom is musical Carl
and the othcr. Long and West Musical
! Carl j. novel and entertaining. Alto