The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-27

Another big audience filled the Colonial
Monday evening TO hear and see The
Burgomaster. The music is tunelul ana
catchy. the chorus is pretty. So arc the
costumes, You should go. il runs the
week
The Willard Mack company at tho
Bungalow this week in Carmen Is al
ready a strong and capable organization,
but there will he several additions TO INC
forces within the next fortnight Chiei
OF these is Ralph Stuart, who Will take
the place OF Mr.. Mack until the latter
RECEIVERS from his illness. He VIII open
May In by Right OF Sword his own
play, and one that never falls TO please
This weeks Orpheum hill Is an en-
chanting orc for the children There's
cute little Teddy Bear eyes, nose. fur
dances and has lots OF fun. Then there's
jolly Fanny Rice with her funny lituo
dummies: eight wonderful Japs. from an
old, who Is a wonder, Minnie Kaufman,
a pretty woman. who does everything on
a bicycle, and lots OF other acts. 1t is
a mighty fine bill from start to finish.
for both old and young:
Miss Emma Lucy Gates has signed a
contract with the Royal Opera house man
agement in Berlin for a fiyc-years' en-
gaecment according 10 advices received
In Salt Lake on Monday. she appeared
in "FreIschuetz' and the criticisms were
yitcd her to appear in "Mlgnon" This
done. the contract mentioned was signed.
Emma Lucy Gates is one OF the Utah
song birds. who has made good abroad
One OF the best of the coming attrac-
lions at the Colonial theater Is Daniel
Sully's new play, THE Matchmaker" in
which the popular star Is meeting with
the greatest success of his career, and
which will be seen in Salt Lake City for
one week beginning Sunday. May ,. II
a tYntN
full Of exciting scenes and thrilling situa
lions. brimiul Of comedy, original In
theme and treatment and novel In con-
structlon THE Matchmaker must not
be confounded with "The Parish Priest"
which Sully produced some years ago,
as the only resemblance between the two
lies in the fact that a priest Is the lead
ing character in each. The new play is
the greatest Suily has ever presented and
In II he is scoring the most brilliant tri-
umph Of his career.
McEwen is certainly making good at
tho Grand this week. Monday night he
performed some mystiinS fcats. The
class in hyPnotism proved to be scream
from the beginning. many new subjects
volunteering from the audience The reg
ular Wednesday matinee Will be given
The lease OF the Advance Amusement
company. John f. Clark, manager. upon
the Lyric sheater building expires May
! and the company will move out, to re-
. open soon III tnc new MlSSiOD lHeateT
now being constructed OF steel and con-
crete especially for the present Lyric
management. on Third South street just
cast OF the Colonial theaier. Manager
Clark took the Lyric one year ago. The
company which he manages has secured
fve-year lease upon the new Mission
theatcr. which will be built In accordance
with Mr. Clark's suggestions. The new
house will I've finished and furnished in
/ the Mission style and will be thoroughly
up TO date. with every facility that money
/ can procure. When complete, II will be
/ without question the prettIcst safest and
/ most comfortable popular priced theater
! in this country.