The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-01


cnce at the Salt Lake thoatcr again on
Tuesday evening, People do not seem TO
tire Of this play and ii is as popular to-
day as ii was when it was first pro-
duccd. There VIII be a matinee this
afternoon.
By request tho programme or songs
sung by the Tuscany Trouhadcus at the
orpheum this week is published. as fol-
lows: 20. Marie Neapolitan song
9uaretts from "Rigolet,o;' drinking song
from from .Traviata," Toreador's song from
Carmen, flower song from Faust" F"
duet from III Troy atore,' seXtette and
march from "Tannhauser." Henry Lodge
the leader Of the Trouhadours is a com
poser of note. ana one of his compost lions
Temptation Rag" has been selected by
Willard Wcihe for the exit march at the
Orphcum next week.
I'm Wyoming" which is playing nj the
Colonial this week is not a melodrama.
Instead. 1t is very strong story OF west
erh ranch life. as seen by the author In
wyoming The producing managers. II.
in assembling a cast OF considerable
strength: and the scenic equipment is en-
urely adequate.
The presentation OF "Thc souaw Man
by Willard Mack. Blanche Douglas and
the Grand Stock company is a splendid
production. Packed houses arc the rule.
IN iact the Standing Room Only card
VIII be matinee today
Local admirers Of Frederick V Bow
fI fIs. whose success with MclntNrc X
Heath in The Ham Tree" will he re-
mcmbcred pleasantly VIII sec that clever
singer. comedian and song writer in A
typical college boy part when Com
mcnCcmcnt Days" John Cort's big now
musical production is presented AT the
Colonial for one wocle, starting next sun
day. Mr.. Bowers knows his college man.
ms is not the slancy character frequent
ly seen upon the stage, but a thorough
bred college man. as he is known at
Harvard. Al Yale. at Princeton. at Coluni-
hia and all other seats OF knowledge
wherein are obtained those degrees of
higher education. AS Billy Douglas, Just
out OF Columbia" I'm Commencement
Days, Mr.. Bowers has the part of his life
The Cort production of Commencement
Mr.. Cort does-the best possible. 4 for
tune has been expended in scenery. and
a company OF nifty assembled. including
thirty Of the most bcwltching and en-
trancing girls ever placed upon the stage
Some OF the cast are Amy Dale. Leila
Smith. Grace Hopkins Catherine Carter
l!lIzah6t Van Spell Tip Smith. Olivette
Ilatnes. Eva Abbott Maudc Louis. II. a.
+, + O'Connor. Albert Roberts, etc. At
the Wednesday ina tinee every lady Will
be presented with copy OF one of Mr.
Bowcrss latest song successes,
Crowds continue Ia throng tho Bunga-
low 10 see Counsel, Jr.. the man monkey
who does everything but talk. The bill
that will conclude with the performance
this evening Is n good one In every par
ticular- There will be a change or pro-
grammc Thursday. There are matnees
every day.
The theater diTcrcnt-thc Mission
will open for the first time on Wcdnes-
day evening December s. when imperial
Will be presented, John +,
Clark Will be manager of the new play
house. Every modern convenience for the
comfort and convenience of patrons has
been installed Considne & Sulllvans
vaudeville will be the bookings.
Hero are a few of the song punctua-
tons that have helped make Victor Moore
and George M. Cohan's play. Tho Talk
OF New York" which Messrs, Cohan and
Harris will present at the Salt Lake
thcatcr ON Monday evening. one Of the
biggest successes OF the past decade:
"Follow Your Uncle Dudley" Put a
Little Bet Down for Nc" Mr. Burns of
New Rochelle, when We are M-a-dou-
Burning Up tho, Boulc-
ward, BUSY Little Broadway" when
That's on the Square, 81 Want You.
"Claremont "Under Any Old Flag at
All" Drink With Me-" Gee. Amt I
Glad That I'm Home Again" and what is
predicted 10 he the song hit OF the year.
That's Some Love Mr. Moore will be
by a big and efficient com
pany, and the same identical massive and
elaborate production will he offered as
used in the New York run at the Knicle-