The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-07

AT the Salt Lake theater this evening
Charles Frohman's production OF "The
Thief" the great Paris home drama by
Henry Bernstein. the greatest OF French
playwrights; a play that has lasted in
languages. and Is now being exploited in
America by Mr.. Frohman for the third
consecutive year, will be given with the
special company headed by Herbert Kel
cey and Bffle Shannon. Public interest
In this extraordinary drama is stimulated
10 an unusual degree. perforce Of its
wide fame and its sensational import;
The play teens with human interest and
the development Of the plot is accom-
pllshed with such marvellous skill AS 10
hold the audience spellbolmd during its
three hours OF action, tho concern Of the
beholders never waning from the instant
the host OF the country house entertain
ment announces the robbery that has
been committed during the festiYity and
one OF the guests under suspicion. The
engagement is for three nights, with a
matinee Saturday.
Salt Lake play-goers like "The Right
OF Way" which is being presented at
the Colonial theater this week. Ca
paclty audiences have greeted the splen-
Is play. that teaches great lesson
'''rhe Right OF Way runs the week.
with matinee on Saturday.
Through the kindness OF Theodore Lorch
and the management Of the Grand thea
ter. the children of the religious schools
OF lSmDte Is nal ISfdci
Montcfiorc were present at the matinee
performance on Wednesday. This beau
tiful biblical play Is drawing big audi
cnces at the Grand II is one Of the
best productions ever seen upon the
Grand stage. II VIII run the week, with
matinee Saturday.
Al the Bungalow Miss Outtrim and Noel
Trayers. in their scenic production OF
THE Holy City form one OF the biggest
theatrical drawing cards of the week
among the local theaters. The play Is
"a biblical story in five acts. the version
being presented forming "A dramatic pro-
duction requiring a heavy scenic invcs-
ture. Miss Outtrim as Mary Magdalen
is scoring one OF tho hits OF her appear
ances at the Bungalow.
The Orpheum continues to be the
laughing center. This week bill Is be-
programme presented In the house IN
many weeks. Bert Leslie. tho slang
king headlines the bill. but every act
on the programme is receiving generous
applause from every audience.
At a cost far greater than has ever
been paid before for moving picture.
| has secured the original film OF Koose-
Welt IN Africa This picture, which was
taken during the recent visit OF the for
| mer president to the dark continent
| shows nearly every one Of the various
species OF animals in the native hauuts
as well as Colonel Roosevelt AT many
places I'm Africa There IL over 2o0o
! feet In tho film. consisting of thirty-slN
separate scenes. The announcement
that he had secured the picture was con
vaved in "A telegram received Nedne9.
day night by Mr Clark The picture VIII
omen for a weeks run on April is.
Standing room only ia the card hung
out at the Casino At every performance
This latest vaudeville and moving PIC
turc house is proving 10 be among the
most popular OF Salt Lake playhouses'
AT the Mission this afternoon a now
bill VIII bc presented. and IT rs pro
nounced TO he as good one as those
thai have preceded it, The acts are
all new, novel and unique.
The leading film manufacturing con
Germs In the world. all licensed by the
MoiIon Picture Patents company OF New
York city, have co-opcrated TO produce
the excellent motion pictures taken OF
colonel Roosevelt during his hunting cN-
pcdition i'm Africa. Max Florence thc
we'll known local picture magnate' mas
secured exhibiting privileges in Salt Lake
Clty and promises that In the very near
future tho local motion picture pubic
viii have an opportunity TO get glimpse
of tho former president in the wilds oil
...,,,tnrldI Africa.