The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06

the robber. and Miss Mary Frey, sister
| of the robber.
Another strong feature Of the bill is
promised in Sally Stembler, well
known and popular vaudeville star, who
| is tho possessor of an excellent voice,
n magnetic stage presence, in addition
TO which she is n good dresser. Miss
| Stembler Will sing n number OF songs
in which she has made hit in every
city In which she has appeared. A
laugh n minute, and then some, is prom
ised by Eddie Dolan, an eccentric come
dian, who has been one OF the features
Of the Sullivan and Considine circuit
for tho last few months. Edgar Berger,
! European equilibrist, comes highly
recommended and promises a number
of new features in his act Tho Mis-
sion orchestra in new selections and
new moving pictures will 60 to make
up tho bill.
One of the most prominent theatrical
offerings of the season will be the APP
pearance here all this week at the
| Colonial theater, beginning tonight with
matinees Wednesday and Saturday, of
tho Cohan and Harris comedians, with
ROYAL Tracy in Frederic Thompson
massive production of the big New
York, London and Chicago success,
% Brewster s Millions comedy
which has achieved a remarkable hit
on both sides Of the Atlantic, and
which IS now being presented IN four
languages Besides it's originality in
construction, plot and story, 1t contains
some marvellous scene effects and is de-
scribed and commented upon as one Of
the wittiest comedies presented In re-
cent years. The play is stage yer"
sion of George Barr McCutcheon s live
ly and successful book of that name,
The story is odd and tells of the eff
forts Of Montgomery Monty'O
Brewster to spend million dollars left
him by his grandfather, within year,
and to preserve complete secrecy re-
garding his ultimate object He ls not
permitted to give or gamble it away,
nor Is no permitted to endow any IN
stitution or erect any permanent me-
| mortal This is made condition un-
der which he inherits fortune seven
times rs vast from an uncle who had
conceived and nourished bitter hatred
for the grandfather.
The leading production at the shubert
this week is an Edison subject, The
Eleventh Hour Two comedies are on
the programme. They are 1.-The Egg
Trust and Rags. Old Iron. An
industrial picture is also on the blll, that
of animal farming and bird farming.
Appropriate musical selections have
been prepared by the orchestra, and the
illustrated ballads are in the hands of
n popular and competent singer.
At the Elite theater this week an ex-
ceptionaly strong bill is being present
ed. two excellent feat0re subjects being
included in the programme. "To Save
! Her Soul, - biograph drama, is one
which deserves special mention. owing
to the impressive lesson il teaches. An
other subject which viii prove justly
popular is an educational picture from
the famous Urban Eclipse studios,
"F'rom the Fighting Top of n Battle
ship in Action This picture takes the
audience right into the great turret of
a Dreadnaught' with twin twelve
inch quick-6ring guns. Every detail can
be closely inspected; so perfect is the
Sioux and "Life Among the Bandits
of Italy, conclude the picture pro-
grammc. Bert Olin and Arthur Wake
will have charge of the musical end of
the performance, and the latter Will sing
some new songs IN the spotlight. Two
new illustrated ballads will complete
one of the best programmes of the sea
SON.
The feature subject at the Luna the.
ater this week is nm excellent subject
from the Pathe Freres studio in Paris,
and is taken from one Of the most beau
| Illul snort STORIES IN Ileraturc. inns
production, "The Violin Maker of Gre
mona is faithful reproduction from
n little gem from the pen Of Francoise
| Coppee, Another subject sure to make
n hit is "The Newly Wcds,n a bio
graph comedy. ''An Eye for an Eye"
is also included in the programme. The
Luna orchestra will play some excellent
selections, among which will be the
Bohemian Life Overture and selections
from Victor Herbert's Wonderland. -
! At the Isis theater all this week is
a film which will rank higher than most
others. drawn from Biblical history,
Sold by His Brethren.' Three other
films, "Life's Portrayals, " 1.-THE Final
Settlement' and an industrial picture
of the mica mircs in the Ullupura
mountains are also on the bill Lew
Ha!sett will sing two illustrated songs
and Harry Wolff. leader OF the ISIS
orchestra, promises some excellent mu.
steal numbers
AT tho Bungalow this week ga
Bachelors Romance will bo pro,
duced by the Mack-Leono players, be.
| ginning Sunday night. This is one OF
the most delightful Of comedy dramas,
carrying with it touch Of home life. J
the sadness and lonclineps of celibncv. !
wide streak Of humor and altoeother |
full Of life. The Leading characters
will be in the hands Of M Mnck nnd
Miss Leone, Mr.. Mnck being scen In n
character entirely now TO his Salt Lake
friends and q splendid vehicle for his |
clovcrncss. Miss Loone will ba IN can |
tivating as ever, and has ample oppor. |
tunity for. full display Of hor urtlstic |
abilities in catchy, striking dinlogue
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