The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-23
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been on tho lookout for material that
would add both 10 tho interest and the
worth OF their programmes, and who
just rs constantly have been engaged
i'm the work of spreading among vaude-
Vile players the propaganda that the
best is nona too good Tor audiences That
pay their money to be entertained. The
work of such mon as these In oncouraG-
ing players to do better things Is meal
cuable.
~ am proud OF whatever position and
following / have made for myself in
vaudeville The work is remunerativc.
pleasant; we get in close touch with
and now | speak of the men and women
in vaudeville who are intelligent enough
TO know that they canno, stand still,
TO make new records and new friends
and new nigh water marks In the great
big and altogether important game Of
Vaudeville AS II Is now PLAYED In the
spring Of tho good year 1910"
BY Right Of Might" drew another
good audience at the Bungalow on Tues
day night The play, is a good one, and
the roles are well taken. There Will be
a matinee this afternoon.
In response TO hundreds OF requests.
Mile. Nord. the diving Venus. who has
mas agreed TO repeat her lecture immc
diately after the matinee this after
noon. Hundreds Of the women oi Salt
Lake were unable to attend the lecture
Monday afternoon and urged that they
be given a chance to hear the famous
diver in her lecture on health rules. ply
matinee this afternoon and two perform
ances tonight the bill which has been
voted one Of the best that has yet been
onered at the Mission. will come TO
close.
In response to many requests the Or
Julius Steger. who is playing "Thc Way
10 the Heart" this week. TO give his
13rmer success for one performance:
This play, THE Fifth Commandment"
was of The Fifth Commandments that
the late Bishop Potter of New York
wrote: Like the colors OF the setting
sun linger In the skies long after the
day has passed so fingers I'm my mem
ory the story and song Of your beauti-
fnl playlet. wish every man. woman
musical drama has received the indorsc-
ment written and spoken, of many
clerSymcn. and has frequently been
commended editorially by the leading
newspapers of the country.
The Great Divide" which is playing
points in It's favor. As a play ii is tech
nically a great drama. the lltora ture is
splendid. and at the same time IL Is tx
ceedinsly fascinating TO the spectator
has been very large and the indications
are for crowded matinee this after
noon.
THE Inventors Model" an excellent
dramatic production from the Essanay
studies. is making q decidedly favora BILE
Impression on Isis thoater patrons this
week II pictures the misfortunes OF
an inventor. whose model Is stolen from
him by a thievinC promoter. The intro
duction OF the working model OF a coal
elevator In operation increases the in
terest and makes the picture somewhat
OF novelty. The educational subject
"Fruitgrowing. Grand Valley. Colorado" ="
is also especially interesting and In
structve. and the funny comedies in
cluded makes an exceptionally well-bal
anced bill
The Thirty third ward spring festival
Will open for two performances. one this
evening. another tomorrow evening, in
the chapel and amusement hall Flev-
enth East between Fourth and Fifth
South streets. Prof J. 7, Mcclellan will
be the organist this evening.
"The Sign Of the Cross" with Theo-
dore Lorch and company. continues 10
fill the Grand at every performance. II
is one Of the best plays that Mr.. Torch
has thus far presented. There will be
a matinee this afternoon
Big houses are the rule AT the Casino
Salt Lakes newest vaudeville and pic
ture theater. Continuous performances
afternoon and evening.