The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03

nett, Raymond Droyer and George Iii,I, HnE-
Tempest and sunshine will run the the
Saturday Announcement has been made
TO the effect that beginning January 3
hsrs Will hs be pess ss viii IL s sss pppP ppGes @
In addition TO the cut In prices there
Will be moving pictures. vaudeville slits
and illustrated songs
The Symphony orchestra programme lis
being rchcarsed diligently by Professor
Mcclellan and his selected musicians eV-
cry Thursday at the Odcou dancing hall
an ideal place for these practices; From
all the indications the orchestra VIII score
another triumph on the 18th; when
dcred The sooist. Miss Clayton, is TO
attend tho Thursday morning practice
and try omt with the fun orchestra is1i oon onc
certo Those who know and have heard
Miss Clayton are counting on rare treat.
as the number VIII anord her It tne to1sn, mos'
Another pleasing feature VIII be the aP,
pearance OF Mrs, w, G. Tuttle; who VIII
numbers. Professor Mcclellan will an
nounce the programme In detail In a lie"
days.
The present week bids; fair to be an
unusually eventful one in theatrical
sense, since 1t brings before the local
public a much admired and thoroughly,
tie he Eighth at the Salt Lake thcater.
The is giEsndo nun
forty persons are enlisted In the per
formance. it VIII be realized that the
the role of the cardinal Mr.. James Is
reported TO offer the highest examples
Of his ability In character Interpretation
portant production. is an event worthy
of more attention on the part of the
play going public than is the average
OF the theater having been educated to
the fact that n performance bearing tho
individual stamp of the distinguished
actor means the best of everything. es-
pecIally from an artStic standpoint and
In the hands OF past master OF theatric
art, It is only fair to presume in this
instance that the presentation here will
prove a source Of infinite delight. and
the engagement mark a new epoch In
local theatrical events.
Roger w. Powers, press agent and adj
vertlsing man for the Mission theater
severed his connection with that house
up other pursuits Mr., Powers has been
connected with the theatrical world for
the past two years. first with the Cam
araphone Talking Pictures, and later
with the Lyric ,wheh 1t vas run as a
motion picture house. When MANAGER
Clark and his associates gave up their
lease on the Lyric last juno and began
work on the Mission Mr., Powers left and
has been identified with that house ever
since M F, Cunningham has been Sc
lected to fill the vacancy and will assume
his duties at once,
Charles a. Taylor, author and play
wright. left Now York Saturday evening
for Salt Lake. and will assume the stag
ing OF all productions at the Grand the
ater. Mr. Taylor is the author Of over
one hundred successful plays HIS latest
Some of his most popular melodramas are
King of the Opium Ring" Queen Of
the lIIehbinders.' The Derby Mascot" +"
Queen Of the Harem." ''The Girl Engi-
neer' and others. The last two named
plays will have an. early production at
the Grand under the personal direction
of Mr. Taylor.
Al T, Dickersen. who Will be tho prin-
cipal comedian In the new company now
being organized for the Grand theatvr.
and John Mutually and Robert Evans,
late OF the Frawley and Taylor com
panics. arc en- route from Seattle and Will
take prominent parts in the new Grand
company which will open with Sunday
matinee January Q The opening play
will be The Night Before Christmas" ."
The illustrated songs. moving pictures
and vaudeville Will be very much in evi-
dence,