The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
In the Playh0uses of Salt Lake

the Curtis company NJ Vhc ae Tues-
Mack visited with hlm liioss " Cnrtis
,vay u"S' ohle 10 hold out sufficient induce'
ment to induce the famous llttie c9mV 1s
diam 10 cancel his New 1ork piarIn paI
and remain in Salt Lake Tor tne pa VA,
ance of the season, Where dI w" e fbc
iels he will stage q number or III
clever musical shows Murray u"u aoch
have made famous, assuming :, ~ tbem.
the part he formerly piaNe.u .ha We Daniels
The bill for this week at the "a I,;s
riIl find Mr.. Mack n the hrst OF ms
own shows, HShooting the Chutes' tin lHo
musical play in which he scored pig
euccess several wears ago; III Is u pl'9
rennirinp an immense amount oi spe
cial scenery and elaborate stage srC
tines. With the talented ana popuiInii
little comedian VIII be seen uli an' IN.
feyorites OF the Gurus COMPANY, ip
cin5inr Henry Aucrbach, Jack CufIla'
Lillian Sutherland. Mayme fraegea'
Harry Ford Fred Kraemer and others'
The Curtis show girls will have prom;
inent part in the presentation oL
shooting the Chuics. The piece -
one of the best in the famous MURRAY
and Mack repertoire, ana aoounu' -
lines and situations that are new TO
saw nothing of an exceptionally hnc iot
of new music and dancing features,
Thirty wears ago the COMPANY pear
inc the title OF Richards and PElnelc
minstrels was organized in Macon, Ga,
and consisted of less than fftceu people.
Today this organization carrles near;
forty people, and is known as the lead
mo minstrel company of the country
There is not n city OF any consequence
in tbe country where tins company mas
NOT appeared. Imitation IS the sIneet'
est Ratverv. Since their modest IN
ception thirty years ago, they have peen
initiated by countless companies VINO
have hourished for a tune and theB
fallen by the waysidc. This splendl1,
organization will appear at the Colonlal
next Sunday afternoon and evening.
| In the full swing Of its regular vaude'
vile season. the Shubert is again cater
inc to those numerous Salt Lakers VINO
eniov high grade vaudeville actS III
popular prices. and the record or aI'
tendance for the house has been broken
many times over the past week IEe
combination of several good acts, an
! illustrated song or two, and two or
three reels OF new motion pictures cach
week is one that is difficult 10 cir
cumvent and one TINT apparently has
/ an irresistible appeal FOR many play
eoers Since the Shubert opened ITS
regular season two weeks ago the at,
tendance hus been phenomenaiiY good
and the hearticst Of receptions accorded
the programme presented.
The bin for the past week has bccn
unusually strong and for tho week
which opened Saturday and continuing
through until next Saturday, MIR. and
Mrs Frank Morcll. two of tho best
known and most prominent vaudeville
stars of the high salaricd class, will be
the headlincrs, appearing III their new
comedy sketch. Mr.. and Mrs MorclI
| have been seen here once or twice be
fore, but their new sketch is said to he
| the best vehicle they have ever had
| for exploiting the talents both So RICH
| ly possess. There arc no newer fun
makers before tho public. Their aci
is but one OF the good things that have
been arranged for the Shuhelt for the
week. however, as following Tho Nor
ellis will be seen Bentley and Bentley
in brand new musical act that will in
troduce "A number of novelties 10 Snlt
Lakers in the way of unique musical
! instruments and the way in which they
can be PLAYED. The third number on
the bill is Barrows, the ventrlloqu,st
whose talents arc no stranger 10 the
majority of Salt Lakcrs. Barrows has
been seen too often aud his reputation
as ono of the finest and most enter
tanning ventTloQuists IN the country is
pronounced.
The new bill of motion pictures al
the Luna this week is headed by the
Edison film, "The Valct's s Eindica-
ton society comedy. "Tho Valet 8
| NlndicationN Is only ono of the strong