The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-25

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At the Colonial this "wednesday |
evening the management will give the
net proceeds of receipts FOR ''St. Elmo"
TO the Fairgrounds association The fact
that this is 10 be done should iii the |
Colonial TO Overlooking The play is a
delightful one and it is presented by a
most capable company, coupled with the
Iacl that an association in which all arc !
interested is directly benefited. In adj |
ditlon, there will be an amateur stunt
second 50; and ADDED To this will be
a prize OF s. given by p. l.. Williams
should the winner be an employee or
member or employees family Of the
Oregon Short Line, while Wademar Van
Cott will give 81 should the winner be
an employee or member OF an employees
family oil the Rio Grandc. The entries
In the amateur contest, which Will he
between the acts are q 3-year-old so
loist. 5-year- old violinist, uuartctte
OF Swiss warblers in native costume and
n fancy dance by girls from the uniNer-
slty. There will he n matinee this after
noon. In this dramatic sensation ST:
Elmo Is combined comedy. pathos anu
heart interest 10 large degree. and al
together forms a very strong dramatc
attraction and one that appeals TO all
theaterGocrs.
What a delightful character May Rob.
son has made Of quaint old Aunt Mary.
Her mannerisms one laughs at, but
there arc hcartaches. too. and Miss
Robson can bring tears as well as smiles,
and though We roar all through the ban
quot while the old maid becomes young
and the hermit heart Of her is thawed
by lights and the inspiring happiness OF
young people, one weeps with her when
IL seems as IL the boy she idolizcs has
really gone bad That is why May Rob
son is a real artist. She plays with con-
stant skill on all the chords Of the hui
man heart with equal sincerity and con-
viction. Jack Storey is John watkins
Jr Jack they call the loyabc. happy
go-mckv fellow. and Hr Storey has made
him lust the kind OF a lad the world
would go through fire and water Tor.
and one gladly forgives him for snooling
the coolc pummelng the cab man and
even for succumbing TO the sYren sons
OF the adventures and cannot help put
be sorry for him when Aunt Mary turns
him away TO shift for himself. and IS
delighted in the end when Aunt Mary.
now "rejuvenated" forsives and iorsets
and whizzes away in big red aul9'
clothed in bright red herself: and feel
| ing like 2-year-old. Miss Robson comes
| TO the Sal, Lake theater Thursday even
ing for four performances.
During The coming season the local
! management Of the OrDheum proposes
to retain the reputation OF naNhs lne
best orchestra on the Orpneum circuit.
|
| have been engaged for the year al sala-
rles which total for the season eNactlE
| s94a2O This does not Include the cosl
| OF musical instruments or OF music loi
which a large amount is paid on; each
year.
With a matinee this afternoon and TWO
shows tonight the splendid bin at the
| Mission theaier will come 10 a close. Dur,
! ing the week every number OF inc pilI
has made a distinct hit. and the whole
bill has been voted one Of the best Naude-
| Vile bills ever seen in this city.
With an audience which completely
RIed the Daniels theatsr last evening
pany gave their third presentation 2l I'D, Ii1G
week of Pretty Peggy The play Is onl
of the ordinary and deeply interesl.is: iis,.
and IS superbly presented by TINS cleNer ,;
orvanization Both Mr.. Mack ana MISS
Leone are happily cast, as are, IN az, II,o
every member OF the company me 1t,
Grst matinee Of the week Is announced
for this "wednesday afternoon
That this weeks bill al the Casino is
eXceptioDaly good is eNidenSea py tI's i,
IIarce audience at every performance. "a
,1rsn ,InsI ''phroso" the wonderful mechanl-
cal doll. has everybody guessing. lne
othcr vaudeville features are espscldIiH
Cnod and the moving picture suo0sGIS ;
suou ,,n besl shown for some time. The
suh,ect Ramona" an adapuon OF me
IynH known novel OF that name by IIeleh
, Hunt Jackson, IL tSpeS 's'''S r,,I..,
TO those familiar with tne slorE ~ In
- W as a whole is positively the pes'
vet nut on at the casino
n Al Clarke has given 10 the Stage {
r.aI dramatic novelty IN the new comedy
ITona '"rhr White Souaw, lie ha ;
utaIuadd ae,dd = new Acld Hts plot is one oi
snnrsmc interest to all IhiS o1SIhh'
nIp Tn, viii he seen at the Colonial ior one
,,~ael, starting Sunday night Inc pay
80 selected to present TINS Dram" or
l neopIe of recognized ablltE; anons "uo,'
Pc Miss Della Clarke Miss GraCe -
are lfiss Nindle Kohman. Joseph GU
Low Mitchell Lewis and Wiillem T. ho''
man
| ,rn,ee crowded houses Witnessed Ih'
oaiian, programme at the ShuDeri tne
r,st evening and each act on tht
niu I'm u.ae rrcetcd With applause. In al
u,;on ~; 10 the FIVE big vaudevile acts tiiet
\ lis Of nrst-run 6iu Is shown maKihs
\ - al, the longest programme ol the "ot
4 shown in this cts.
Judging from the crowded cSnlltlo1 -
j "n1nresnre's motion picture houses las
4 Miro MI, tbe Salt Lake public appreciate
4 eNeuisSa,,,ent films which are secured ioi
! tne Hs,ioIis houses. Every programme
. IN 'nnl, contains number OF feature
4 thls consequently each house ha:
Il sSi,ed It's share OF tho patronage
Ever ride down Highland Park drive
N II great.
Commander julius A. Pratt Post NO
1s3, Dept. H., G. A. r.
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