The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

matinee on Saturday.
THE Devil. tho Servant and the Man"
an entirely now offering in vaudeville.
will bc the principal act on the Orphcum
bill which will be given it's FIRST rrcsen
ta,ion on Sunday afternoon. This week :
bill has proven more than pleasing 10 the
patrons Of the ,hcatcr.
As shows nowadays go King Dodo. :"
| at the Colonial thcntcr this week. is an
attraction fully deserving tho enormous
patronage that is being extended ii.
| Tho production is first class, and john
| Cort. rs is usual whore his personal
offerings arc concerned has delivered
the goods in n thoroughly satisfactory
! cvcnncss. and the costumes and chorus
are surely worth while To look upon.
The working crew and tho scenic art
lists hive been working night and day
for the last week getting ready the mann
moth production Mr.. Mack has given
which opens at tho Bungalow next sun
day evening, Mr.. Mack promises to out
do all his former efforts In this PLAY. the
greatest success Julia Marlowe has ever
had Miss Leone will have rolc for
which she Is particularly suited as Mary
Tudor. and Mr.. Mack will he seen as
Charles Brandon. THE Roval Mounted"
Will finish out tho present week with
a matinee on Saturday.
Capacity houses rule at The Grand this
Mystery" and the vaudeville acts There
VIII be a matinee on saturday
Samuel j.. Rorl5's musical cxtravacan-
IA The Land of Nod" viii be the al
traction al The Colonial thcatcr next
week: beginning Sunday night. and judg-
Ing from tho unusually heavy advance
sale, the popular production VIII he greet
ed by the same capacity business IL re-
ceired in this city last season. Two new
names OF promincnce In this seasons
who viii he remembered here for their
excellent work In The Red AIIl'' last
year.
Seats Will be placed on sale This morn
ing at the Salt Lake thcater for the
weeks engagement of Robert Mantcf, |
OF Macbeth on Monday |
night. There Is every prospect that tho |
attendance will bc the largest that that |
nisingulshcd actor has ever drawn dur
Ing Salt Lake engagement The Man |
ten productions arc beautiful and most |
elaborate. special care being taken with
!hr scenic department and the proper
costuming OF the various characters. Mr..
Mantell VIII bring tho same productions
with which h achieved such marked
success during the recent long New York
,ompany. chief among whom Is Miss
Marie Booth Russell, n gifted Interpreter
lt the feminine roles OF the classic drama
Huch u, lntercst ccnters in the production
,vening. This is the only pIav S'S of the
Eeek which IS not by Shakespeare
This is the order in which the plays VIII
,c given Macbeth Louis XI,
Romeo and Juliet" Hamlet" King
ear. "othelo. "As You Like It" and
King Richard III"
AT the Thirty-nrst ward amusement
AL this Friday evening aud Saturday
light the comedy, our Boys" will be
resented for the benefit OF the ward
In Ia Itt.. .
4 the ward several other residents OF
hat section have volunteered their serv-
,es Tor the occasion. with the result that
strong programme is promised. Be-
ween acts Kenneth G. Kerr VIII give Il
cries of representations while Emil
ohnSon banjoist. will render some Sc {
,ctons. and Miss Flamm will preside at {
he piano.
The comedy Is TO be produced under
ne direction of Mrs. Annie Adams I[ls- ]
ddden' mother OF Maudc Adams