The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-13

George Primrose and his mnstrols will
] appear at the Salt Lake theater tonight.
! IL VIII be the only performance, as tho
company's engagements will take thcm
Immediately cast. so minstrel lovers will
have TO go tonight or not at all, An
evening OF fun is promised
Glenn D. Dunn OF the Chicago Inter-
! ocean says; mo other woman and but
Lew mon, can play Beethoven as NImc.
! Carreno does ard never has II been my
! good fortune TO hear tho Wal6stcin so
| nata interpreted with such faultlcss poise
! yet with such a wealth OF warm glowing
emotion II was the supreme art OF fun
| maturity that finds contemplatIve Joy i'm
beauty as we'll as eXuberant JOY in the
consciousness Of achievement"
Carrnno plays at the Shubcrt thcater
I on Monday evening.
Salt Lake people who have seen and
inarEelcd At tho wonderful strength OF
Nittoria who is appearing at tho Or
| pheum this week with Glorgetta, viii
| learn with interest that his unusual
strength and skill! were gained by wrest-
! ing and boxing. Before Nttoria went
| on the stage he was for several years
the champion lightweight wrestler OF
itaIy and was also an expert boxer, He
] tenn OF boxing, known Ia sayattc. in
! which the feet are employed AS 10 his
stunt of walking on his hands and haul
ing a carriage, he has performed il for
| ten years lie began with n small wagon
and gradually Increased the size until
now he can pull heavy vehicle
The virginian," n dramatic version Of
| owen Wistcr'S novel OF that name pre-
! pared by the author and IIrke Ln ShclIc
! INC famous producer, is at tho Colonial
! this week. The play IS the best Of its
/ kind which has been presented on the
! stage Tor quarter Of century. The
scenes are laid in Wyoming and every
| teens with real lie that lives in the mind
! for days 10 come. Tho play runs the
week out with matinee Saturday,
~ the Grand popular prices appear 70
| catch the people. At every performance
| the house is crowded. The Night Be-
! fore Christmas" Is the drama presented
| this week. and between the acts there
/ Is vaudeville performance.
! The new bill headed by Edward
J Gallagher with The Battle OF Bay Rum
goes on at the Mission thcater today The
/ irSt performance Will be at the matinee
and there Will be tn" usual two evening
/ performances at i.3O and 9.l1. The bill
comes direct from Los Angeles where il
| has been splcndidly received. Owing 10
the fact that the players must come now
! over the long route. tho opening day has
! been changed 10 Thursday and hereafter
! until further notice Thursday Will be for
! the first niGhtcrs.' Besides tho head
/ liner there arc several fine acts including
! Crlmmins and Gore. Harry Thompson.
Bell and Caron, Bandy aud Fields and
John Bergamasco. the Italian singer and
whistler.
! Have YOU seen Lord and Lady Ngy'
/ at the Bungalow this week? 4 splendid
prcscn nta ton IS being given OF this charm
] ing play by Willard Mack Maud Leone
and company. II runs the week; with
matinee Saturday.
! BY no means is "WHdiIrc." the great
racing comedy. which will he seen at the
Colonial thcatur for one week commencing
Sunday evening. January l6. an unknown
| I,ttl FtTi .irtpn h.L
successful In Now York City, where IL ran
| for 100 performances at the Liberty the
/ atCr last season. and was only withdrawn
! then because Of prior contracts at other
/ thcatcrs. ''Widnrc' presents u unique
I representation of two phases of American
/ life.
Next sunday at i:t5 o'clock at the
/ Colonial thcgtcr. tho Salt Lake Symphony
: orchestra VIII give its iirst concert Of this
season. A very rare programme has been
prepared Hugh w. DouCall has pre-
pared programme notes for the occasion.
| tn" following forming tho first half OF the
programme. The second part explanatory
notes VIII follow Friday morning:
! 40. I. Prelude TO "Lobcngrln" Orchard
| Wagner. lSI3-lSS@J "LobcneTn." though
| dramas. Is considered the most popular,
The prelude begins very softly I'm the
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