The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-09


Tuesday afternoon the finals in the
! matter OF the Press club presenting the
moving pictures of the Jeffries- johnson
prize hight In Utah were enacted in the
| basement OF the Luna theater and the
police station, and the result is that the
| pictures Will now be properly offered a
| the Salt Lake theater this afternoon and
evening at the grand vaudeville show 70
be given there by the Press club. BY
special arrangement With the Luna the
ater management and the Western Null
tisoope company, who made the films,
a full rehearsal and try-out was to be
given the pictures in the basement of the
Luna, Many prominent citizens were
present 10 see and pass judgment on the
exhibition, Judge McMaster of the 1u-
venlle court was there to ascertain
a nature that they should be presented
In public, He stated after seeing them.
that 1t was his opinion that with some
slight notifications they were perfectly
proper and II these things were correct
cd. he would waive all objection to their
presentation. Chief Barlow had sent the
theater and by special arrangement B.
5. Young OF the Western Multscope com
pany. with the films and members of the
show committee, were driven TO the po-
changes suggested by Judge McMaster
were promptly made and the matter is
now settled satisfactorily to all. The
fact that the members OF the show COM
mittee were driven 10 the police sta
tion in the patrol wagon gave rise to
an ugly rumor that these worthy citizens
had been placed under arrest This
wrong impression the Press club desires
TO most emphatically correct. as there
was nothing 10 the incident other than
an effort TO show absolute good faith in
making these slight changes in the films
as suggested by the officials, That there
should arise no question In the future
among sceptcs, scpts the changes were made made
in plain view OF the officers at the po-
lice department So now the full and
complete show will be, presented at the
evening, without the slightest interfcr-
cnce from any official.
The Bungalow theater reopens this af-
MADAME Satan" which Is the Maude
play. Forget Me, Not" In this famous
to o'e Offer s her % admirers @ than anvthns t vet
seen at the Bungalow. The play tells the
story OF the old sex question stated in
the words OF Eugenie de Lorme (Madame
stand OF fall by one?'' And, in another
place: There would be no place in the
for such men as youv' II is a brilliant
play replete with bright witty and
catchy dialogue. There is no play in her
entire repertoire in which Miss Leone is
more ar home.
Miss Outtrim plays Miss Alice Eerney,
the young girl around whom tho action
OF the play moves Miss Either is ex-
cellently cast as Mrs. Foinsbee. Mr..
Alcine is cast for the leading role. Sir
George Colby; Mr.. Moore will be seen
TO good advantage By. his friends in
corslcan. and Mr., Allen will play the an
tiquated old italian beau, Prince Mar
Gotta Madame Satan Will run four
nights and TWO matinees only On Sun
day the Bungalow Stock company. head
ed by Miss Leone. will play a dramatiza-
ton OF Ausustus Evans Wilson'S famous
novel ''St Elmo"
| Hyman Meyer. who was one OF the
| features of the road show which is play
| Ing at the Orpheum this week. has
! chicken song that he gives as an encore
| This happens. II may be added. every
time nc appears The song came near
costing him leg once. II was during
the days when he was a professional par
lor entertainer and his field OF activity
was In the homes of the wealthy society
leaders of New York. On this partlcu-
| lar occasion he had been engaged by
the president of the Toronto & Buffalo
| railway to assist in a three days enter
| ta!nment he was giving. Meyer was at
| the piano and at his feet magnificent
! big hound was lying. At the first squawlS
| of the chicken the dog pricked up his
ears, The second interested him still
more and at the third he grabbed Meyer
by the calf OF the leg. His performance