The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-25


| pedo OF the circus horses, But The Gail
Of the Circus is TOO strong and The
daredevil fents OF riding are 700 i3Scil 5;'nd
| girl, and she determines to back TO them.
| The faithful minlster-lover, however. re-
chosen career, and II is around this low
| Ing allegiance that the story is mainly |
| wcaved.
situations in the play. and one OF them |
| is when Robert Gordon, the young min
lister finds that his own father Is at the
bottom OF plot TO ruin the character
! OF Amy OF the circus. The young man
is admonished by the girl to resist
temptation TO strike his foster father
| the young minister's own teaching. This
only the more firmly cements the ar,
determines Gordon to remain true to her
interests and continue AS her protector.
AS all properly constructed romances
eventuate, the two young people finally
marry because Gordons foster father
| turns out to be the real father Of Amy
OF the circus;
| Christian lesson, and those having to
| do with Its production are pa ainstnking
consistent and finished piece Of work. IT
! will be on every evening during the
present week. including Wednesday and
! Saturday matinees.
The Bungalow theator to be known
hcnceforth as the New Daniels. was for
maly opened to the public under the new
anagement Sunday afternoon. The Of
fcring this week is ono Of the most re-
markable sets Of motion pictures ever
displayed. the Nelson Wolgast 1eht. nt
fectly focused. clear. and the two par
ticlpants are easily recognized 1t re-
quired one hour and ten minutes for
the tight proper, r. P c'Dick'D Penney
and Bert Pittman. under whose direction
the, pictures are being presented have
In their training quarters, panorama
View OF the immense arena. the great
crowd tramping to- and their conerega-
ton within. the arena, The closing
rounds of the fight are exceptionally
unique. inasmuch as the fighters are seen
nghttng into the night. and. though dis
| tinctly visible. they resemble n pair OF
negroes, Crowded houses Witnessed the
series OF performances given Sunday, and
| that the muscular contest Is not without
| interest TO the ladies was made manifest
by the number present at each perform
nnce. The Nelson -Wogast pictures VIII
continue through the week at the New
| Daniels.
That the act of Les Theodors at the
Mission this week is one Of the best Of
Its kind ever seen In the city, is the YER
diet OF all who have seen the big bill
woman work with such case and grace
that wonders bow they perform the
many difficult fcats that they go through.
ing" on the part of either performer. The
other numbers on the bin came In FOR lib
eral applause from the three big audi
ences which witnessed II Sunday. after
noon and last night With tonlght's per-
formance. the Roosevelt In Africa" pic
lures WIFI close. One OF the features at
nished by the Mission orchestra. under
the leadership OF Professor Molerup.
Lovers OF Shakespeare will find much
to interest them at the Luna theater this
week, as the magnificent reproduction OF
the remarkable tragedy, "Othello. the
Moor OF Venice" is the headliner, This
film is one Of the best classical plays
ever presented in this city I'm motion pic
lures. Another timely subject is by the
Biograph company. Thou Shalt Not.
which subject portrays In a most con-
vincing manner the dancers arising form
, the spread OF the white plague, and
throughout the length of the film pretty
love story is included, depicting pow
erful lesson In se!f-sacrince,
Al the Isis theater an adaptation for
motion pictures production from the ia
NOUS novel, ''St Elmo" is being fea-
tured This play has been presented in
the. city a number Of times, and is too
, we'll known to need comment mag
nlncenty colored scenic production.
! Delhi is also included In the bill, as
very pathetic little story entitled The
Wreath"
The Elite theater offers we'll balance
' programme. the feature subject OF which
is "Richelieu." Other subjects Included
on the Elite programme are The Modern
Messenger Boy" Before and After" and
Professional Suicide
!, At the Casino big audiences witnessed
the bin Sunday. This afternoon the pro
gramme changes. Bartlett and Collins,
! in an eccentric comedy skIt, Will be the
! headliners They present an act that is
entirely out OF the ordinary, Center and
Gilmore military musicians. are artist Is
In their line. and their act is also a head
: with good comedy,
Seumas MacManus will deliver q lee
S ture on "a Merry Ramble Through Ire
h. land" illustrated by 100 oolored slides, al
!. Barratt hall this evening at o'clock. Mr.
/. MacManus comes highly recommended
. Speaking OF his lecture, the Brooklyn
n Life and Character Seumas MacManus
concluded the series of Institute lectures
at the New Academy OF Music last night
s On the occasion OF each of his preceding
i lectures hundreds had to be turned away
t for lack OF accommodation-but last
night the numbers turned away at leas:
n eolraled what found seating accommo-
: dation."
EXPERT ON vIoLINs IN CITY.
f. Vondervecken, who is at the
: Knutsford with a collection of old vio
y Inns, rendered two selections at the
: tabernacle organ recital last Saturday
in which he used his famous " Amatu'
violin, which has history dating back
q : to the early ages.
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