The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23


thJalling. deeply emotional. IL is laid
out on the theory that .murder will
out. - and teaches n wholesome, moral
lesson The participants i'll this clever
playlct arc all people Of rcnown and
reputation. and the playlct itself. writ
ton by Frank l.. Whittier, is Il graphic
pen picture. portrayed by very clever
company.
Jolly Niolctta is a European favorte
Abroad she has been compared 10 Gucr-
raro, Otero, Cleo dc Mcrodc and others.
For her grace her beauty and her dane
ing she has received thc highest en-
romlumS of praise from the greatest
critics. She is assisted by Mons. Ar
maud. Brizilian dancer, and is marked
as q beautiful, clever woman.
The SandwInas arc u pair of remark
able ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and madame.
| They give Tcrculcnn fcnts, they are
astounding in their fcats of strength.
Nine. Sandwinas is called the most won
| dcriul woman, physically. that has ever
I appeared here, either III circus or IN
vaudeville. This couple, however, are
not freak = strong people.
It's pleasure TO herald the appear
ance of one of those clean cut women
that give dclectable and delightful
performance. one Of those who are not
hackncyed in form but original in
treatment. Dorothy Drew. after very
successful season in South Africa, re-
turns TO America 10 conquer audiences.
Judging from criticisms received she
has done that and more. She is a clever
woman She sings her way into the
hearts OF her hearers, and she sings her
way through the world. Her most pro
bounced success Is, perhaps, 'tClever
!! Mister Man. one Of her only and
original songs, which has attained in
ternational popularity.
Have You ever seen Wells and Sells7
IL You have you remember them. If
you haven t, You have missed some
thing. Here is a team that are billed as
"comcdy acrobats.' But that docs not
tell the story, They are clever people,
a pair Of very agile and dexterous ath
letes who do clever stunts, stunts that
are genuinely humorous.
Jarrow is magician-not one Of The
hackneyed, time-worn chaps who do the
same old thing in the same old way
but who has the lluack Of doing things
his own way. He shows some tricks s.
and then shows how they are done, bat
only as a burlesque Then he gives
some tricks of his own. invented by
him and shown by him exclusively. He
has keen humor. timely wit. and he
enjoys them as much as the audience
does
The famous orchestra will end its
season in a blaze OF glory, while the
kin9sirome viii show some new moving
picture subjects.
What promises to be a remarkable
exhibition Of mind reading and hyupo.
tISm VIII open at the Grand tbeatcr to.
night for a week s engagement. The
mind reading Will be done By Madame
lie France and the ,hypnotism by the
great Ia Eadias. At The request of
Manager Jensen of the Grand, Madame
La France gave a private demonstration
to number OF local newspaper men
few days ago. They were invited TO
write two or three questions on slips of
paper, sign their name to them and
then put The slip IN their pocket. This
was done and n short time later the
madame appeared on the stage. and
after being covered with a large black
cloth announced the names Of those
present. none Of whom she had met be.
fore. She then read the questions
which they had written aud answered
them. Some of the questions were of
a personal character such that no one
but the writer was able to tell whether
or not the answers were correct. The
writer's of the questions were compelled
to admit that the correct answer had
been given, but how 1T was done was
beyond their understanding. During
the week the audience will be invited
TO write questions and the madame will
undertake TO answer them.
The hypnotic performance Of ii Va.
dias is said to be entirely different from
anything of the kind ever seen in this
city. Among other acts, Ii Vadias an,