The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02

| = MOllOn pictures. CONTINUOUS per
formance. afternoon anc evening.
I : :
The Salt Lake theater should be we'll
| hled tonight with the many friends and
admirers OF William Collier, who are
eager 10 welcome him back TO Salt Lake.
| Charles Frohman Will present the popu-
lar comedian for the first time here in
| his new farce, "A Lucky Star" Mr..
Collier has been using this piece as his
| seems to have served him well. The play
| enioyed a four months run at the Hudson
| theater. New York where the critic de-
clarcd IL 10 be even better than was
Caught In the Rain, the last piece in
which he was here. "a Lucky Star is
announced as farce In three and a half
acts, this method OF calling what Is in
reality n prologue is only another hit OF
Collier humor. which seems TO be endless
| In its clevcrness.
The seat sale opens this morning at
the Orpheum for the first week OF the
engagement OF Willard Mack. Maudc
Leone and their company OF associate
players at that house. The transfer OF
| Il much better opportunity TO stage the
more prcteDtious of their offerings. and
the opening bill should attract more than
as a vehicle last season for Dustin Far
mum.
WllnSldDdlnG the opening OF inc re-
sort season. the management Of The Mis-
sion theater proposes to continue to make
strong bid to the amusement lovers OF
this city. and II high-class acts are any
inducement. there is no question but
that business will continue good The
theater is so situated that there is little
danger OF II getting so warm as TO be
uncomfortable The bill. which will open
with a matinee this afternoon. comes
with the promise that there is not poor
number on 1t.
Al the AIrdome big audiences are the
rule. This Is the only open air theater
In Salt Lake. The musical comedy is
pretty one. the company Is good one.
and IL Is place where you can spend
an enjoyable evening.
At the Casino the present bill. which.
by the way. contains several headlners
and is one or the best yet presented al
this popular playhouse. Is drawing big
audiences at every performance. There
are matinees daily,
Another packed house greeted the ex~
ccllent programme offered at the Shubert
theater Wednesday evening. and the indi-
cations are that this popular showhouse
will play to capacity business during
the balance OF the week Notwthstand-
ing the fact that the Shubert has seat
Ing capacity of over 1000. the 6. r. q
sign was In evidence nearly all evening
4 special dispatch to The Tribune from
New York on Wednesday says: Papers
were fled In Albany today by John Cort,
Giroux and others. Incorporating the In
dependent Producing company. with
paid-up capital OF $780, 900. The object
OF the Independent Producing COM
for period Of five years, is for the ex-
elusive services Of the playwright as Il
producing manager In the production OF
any plays produced by the company un-
= m nv o,1th r1Yhi lob
may be acquired from wme TO time: also
10 furnish at least one Of his own plays
each year during the life Of this con-
tract Klein Is easily one Of Americas
foremost authors. His most successful
plays are The Auctioneer.' The Music
Master The Lion and the Mouse and
have made for their owners over
1000 600 in the past threee years. The
Music Master was produced by David
Belasco, and The Lion and the Mouse
and The Third Degree by Henry b.
Harris. Broadway is In n turmoil over
the announcement OF this incorporation
and movement. as Klein and his plays
have been a power and great financial
John Cort states that d new play by
Klein Will be produced In New York on
or before November l."
The performances today and tomorrow
Will close the present bills at Manager
Florence's motion picture theaters. the
Luna Isis and Elite. and there VIII be
an entire change OF programme at all
houses at the matinee performances on
Saturday.
The Allen Curtis Musical Comedy COM
pany OF twenty five people. under the
personal direction Of Allen Curtis. the
we'll known producing manager. will open
season OF musical comedy at the Dam
iels theater on June is. Their opening
production will be the Jolly Widow
The complimentary piano recital by
Miss Carrie Browning. announced Cor
Tuesday. June 4, at the First Congrega-
tional church. has been changed to Mon
day. June G. at the same place. Miss
Browning will be assisted by Professor
Willard Weihe on the violin. This prom
ising young artist Is attempting the most
ambitious programme ever given by any
performer In the state, including two
complete concertos one by Beethoven.
the other by Saint t-Saens. and three
waltzes by Chopin. The public Is cor
daily invited TO attend and tickets may
be obtained at the Consolidated Music
company entirely complimentary.
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