The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-24
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Henry Miller's specially selected com
vide" at the Colonial this week shows to
considerable extent the excellent man
ner in which Mr. Miller takes care OF
his productions. Edgar Jones and Ina
Brooks In the two leading roles have diff
ficult parts which they handle In man
ner that leaves nothing to be desired.
IS na 'ns espaba Great
plays the week out at the Colonial, with
matinee Saturday.
"The Fifth Commandment" will be
played in place OF The Way to the
Heart" by julius Steger and company. at
The Orpheum tonight Despite the fact
that this is holy week and tonight the
night before Good Friday there has been
an exceptionally large advance sale for
this performance, which is accepted as
duced by the previous presentations OF
the drama In Salt Lake Mr.. Steger's
new play has been entirely satisfactory.
but many Of those who have seen the
older vehicle were so insistcnt upon at
least one presentation OF II during the
present engagement that the change was
made. with Mr.. Stegcr's consent. The
'Kountry Kids arc demonstrating a
marvellous popularity, as we'll and the
rest of the bill is going splendidly.
Anot0cr SnlenVlG Dill is PROMISED TOT
the Mission for the week commencing
with the matinee this afternoon. Each
Of the new acts come highly :
cd, and IL is expected that they Will
make n hit in this city. as they have in
other cities. Two OF the acts are de-
scribed as in the headline class. these
arc the Bessie Valdare troupe of six
young women bicycle riders, who are
said to offer an act that is out of the
ordinary. consisting OF i number Of nov
city posings. evolutions and fancy rid
ing, Hickey's comedy circus promises TO
make a hit with the old folks we'll as
with the children. a feature Of this act
is "Obey." the bucking mule. who Is al
most everything but what his name i'm
plies.
Several now faces will be seen al the
Bungalow theater Sunday evening, when
the Bungalow Stock company Will offer
City the wel-known play. In the Bish-
ops Carriage This play was one OF
the great successes on the road, and a
capacity house every night is looked for
at this playhouse. Verne Layton. the new
juvenile man. has arrived from Seattle,
and others arc expected and VIII be here
in time for the opening performance sun
day evening,
Miss Maggie Tout of Ogden is in Salt
Lake arranging The details for her con-
cert. which she will eivcn in the tabcr-
nacle Tuesday evening. April ., confer
once week. Miss Tout has marvellous
voice, and IL will be heard 10 the best
advantage in this great auditorium. 1t
Is understood that Miss Tout will give
al least one number in connection with
the tabernacle choir of 500 voice and in
addition, VIII sing a number of new clas-
sic airs
At the Bungalow theater Sunday aft
ernoon The Maid Of Persia, Biblical
play I'm four acts. will he presented by
the Hebrew school OF Congregation Mon
tcflore. The drama is based upon the
book Of Esther. Of which it is a new and
clever dramatization
That popular drama, sherlock
Holmes" Is tho offering at the Grand
the detective. who proves the greatest
unraveler of mysteries that the world has
ever known. Mr., Lorch in this role Is
any other parts he has taken. capable
company is supporting Mr., Lorch
Filled TO overfowing at every perform
ancc is the Casino. Salt Lakes new van
deville and moviug-p picture house. There
are matinees daily. and continuous per-
formance every evening.
Harry Lauder. the celebrated Scotch
comedian and vaudeville artist. is now
back in England. He arrived at Fish
Interview with the Pembroke County
Guardian a copy Of which was received
i'm Salt Lake on Wednesday. MI Lauder
said that his American tour had been
a highly successful one" lie made no
reference. however, to bis failure TO ap-
pear i'm Salt Lake. owing TO the fact
That he was barred from the tabernacle
after his representative had made con
tract with the church authorities for its
use. The voyage from New York to Fish
guard was made in four days and nine
teen hours.
The Thirty-flrst Ward Amusement hall
viii be the scene tonight OF the prescn-
tation OF Comrades" a three-act drama
which will he presented by capable
company OF players drawn from the ward
Tho proceeds Of the entertainment VIII
20 toward the ward fund.
School children especially should avail
themselves OF the opportunity of seeing
the astronomical lecture at the Shubcrt
thea,er next Saturday matinee, which
will not interfere with their regular
school work However. IT. has been def
inltcly decided TO run II for an entire
week 10 give everybody In the city an
opportunity 10 sec this subject, AIR
Florence was decidedly fortunate in Sc