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

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Meyer is preparing an entirely new stunt
| for next season. 1t Is rumored that Ros-
| tand has been trying TO persuade him to
go 60 to Europe and accept a part in The
that he intends to continue cackling In
! vaudeville. An interesting fact about
Hyman Meyer is that he is another OF
who have Won fame,
George Barr McCutcheon's beverly Of
C;raustark' holds the boards OF the CO.
ionial tonight and Will continue to do so
for the balance OF the week The ad-
vance sale OF seats is large and the
clean, wholesome story of McCutcheon 5
fancy of the Colonial patrons, The
usual matinees will be given.
This afternoon and tonight will be the
last opportunity of Witnessing what is
voted the best bill that has yet been of
fered at the Mission. During the week
in this city every number of the bill has
made hit The work OF Delmore and
Lee on the revolving ladder Is declared
TO be one OF the greatest acts OF It's kind
that has ever been seen in this city.
George n. Wood, the burnt cork come
dian with q style all his own" has won
home with every patron OF the house
by his clever local hits as we'll as the
originality of everything that he does
The Bohemian seXret has proven q treat
70 the music-lovers of this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Brlen. the Brothers Damn and
Harry Gordon have had no trouble in
winning their way with every one that
has attended the show,
William II. Crane will be warmly well
coined to the Salt Lake Theater Thurs
day evening, when ne opens n three-days
Father and the Boys" for It is a num-
Der of seasons since this popular come
dian has been seen in this city. The
play he is. now, bringing has been ac,,
should meet with high favor in Salt Lake
Mr.. Cranes performance will undoubted
ly be an enjoyable treat for the American
stage boasts no more unctious, delightful
and cultured comedian. He has given his
public the best OF the classics and the
best OF modern work. but In no play have
tunities than I'm his latest comedy: II is
described as an unusually happy blending
of actor and playwright
The Grand is filed at every perform
ance this week. In a Woman's Power
appears to take with Grand patrons
There will be matinee today
Among the operas to be presented by
the Lambardi Grand Opera company Mt
the Salt Lake Theater next week, Inter
SSl CcnbeiS III Vie pIouHClIph VI Id II'-
conda." the opening opera This great
masterpiece has not been given here In
many years and should prove a great
financial success to the company The
OF eastern cities have declared that this
offerings. The cast Is said to be perfect.
Following La Gioconda," ,Puccinis
Madam Butterfly" will be offered Tues
day evening, ''Gioconda" Will be repeat
ed at the Wednesday matinee. while
The operas for the balance of the week
follow: III Trovatore" Thursday,
Faust" Friday, "Cavalleria Rustlcana"
and ''Pagliacci" Saturday matinee The
seat sale Will open Friday morning at the
box office.
The appearance Friday evening at the
Barratt hall OF Edward Abner Thompson,
the singer and reader who is almost to-
tally blind himself, Is attracting unusual
attention. both from. an artistic stand
auxiliary for the reading room for the
blind and also to give the blind OF the
city an evenings entertainment which
they can enjoy without charge. Al blind
will be admitted free The affair Is given
under the auspices OF the auxiliary asso-
citation, with Mr., Graham assisting in
Mr Thompson comes to Salt Lake highly
recommended by some OF the best au-
thority in the country. Tickets for the
recital are on Sdlc DIT ill Tic HluSIC SlOIcS
Bailey and Austin and their clever as
sociates which return TO Salt Lake next
week. but this time appearing at the
Colonial in The Top o tn World
which Is one of the fastest and cleanest
musical performances which has been
presented In this city. Bailey and Aus
tin are among the cleverest teams on the
stage,
The HoIingsworth twins. Myrtle and
Maude and company, have opened at
this playhouse for an indefinite engage
Uent appearing every afternoon and
evening I'm very pleasing musical com
edy sketch entitled, THE Lost Angel"
Miss Myrtle, as "Stubbs," the office boy
does some very clever work, and Miss
Maude as the young lady In distress.
displays some handsome gowns. They
arc ably assisted by Low Gleason. Alice
Ardela and Joe Flint Manager Max
Florence. manager OF the Shubert is
sparng no pains or expense to make the
Shubert the most attractive picture thea
ter in the city and his efforts In this
direction are being appreciated. Four
reels Of motion pictures and two illus
trated songs in connection with a half
hour Of vaudeville. with appropriate mu-
sic, gives a performance so entertaining
that its popularity Is well deserved.
KING GUSTAV MAKING
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