The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12

are we'll chosen. the company being
larger than is usually seen In stock pro-
ductions.
The Walls of Jericho" deserves. and
will undoubtedly receive. liberal patron
age during the week production. and
viii add to the daily, increasing popu-
larty that was evidenced from the
innitial performance of the mSerscll COM
pany in this city The present produc-
tion continues through the week. with
the usual matinees.
Ollie Mack and the Curtis Musical
Comedy company had a rousing open
ing Of the current week at the Daniels
theater on sunday The Offering was
drew big houses for both the afternoon
and evening performances. With Mack
on the boards during most of the time,
Shooting the Chutes" goes with the
There is an attractive mixture OF rapid
action, catchy songs and duets; lively
dancing and pretty seashore girls. an
fitting nicely into the potpourri com
pounded by Ollie Mack. The action is
all made 10 surround seaside vacation
time taken by Roger Sweeney. a New
York milkman. whose arrangement TO
get married during his leisure time leads
To almost every manner OF complication.
There are the usual seaside characters on
view, from the titled Englishman TO the
race track tout. with each bent on pleas
ure and some intent upon the usual sum
mcr resort business OF trimming Such
victims as fall in their paths. The whole
ends with q medley song and nauohai
banner display by Estelle Prayer and
dozen tight-clad girls. finishing the en-
tertaInment with the full enthusiasm
that characterizes IL throughout. ~
Shooting the Chutes' VIII be inc OH
for the entire week including the usual
matinees.
There is a good bill AT the Shuoert
this week II would be difficult 10 PICK
the headliner OF the four vaudeville num-
bers and the moving pictures ana Illus
trated songs are up to the sianodfo: ,ia,,c ":
noted magiclans of old cntertains the
house with his clever sleight-oi- hana
tricks. while Mr.. and Mrs. George MOI,
reIl present funny little sketch entltie1
"Wsnted a Nurse" Victor Gilham, OF
the Dispatch and formerly OF Juuge;
does some clever drawing MS sketchgs srs :, 0l
noted men, including PreSident ! at'' ar
| Theodore Roosevelt and w. j. Bryan pc
ing exceptionally good. Emil Johnson
the banioist, is well worth listening TO;
| His rendition OF the national alrs on
various nations, while the a,igrep, hy Hge Tie
| stereopticon. is especially good, and Calls
| for much applause from the house n.
| bill runs the week, with matlnees every
day. o.,,,,
ed the widespread interest IN New SorK
| that has attended The Spendthriit.
| Porter Emerson Brownies four-act Drama
|
| ater for the week beginning tonight With
"Wednesday and Saturday maiinees. Jhe
play deals with a timely subject or DO,
mestc extravaganee ana ,ne one maen n, GS tbe
| great American dramas. Frederic
| Thompson Is its managerial sponsor ano
the piece will be given here With hrst-
class company Of actors and al the iavlsL
| scenic detail that assisted IT TO tamc
and success. The cast is headed by MISS MISS
Doris Mitchell as Frances ward nS 1,nSS
but twenty-five years, Of age; mas peer
prominently before the public for thf
past fivc years. Miss Mitchell createC
an immense sensation In New York earl ,rS
burlesque on Madame \. The spend
thrift" and Seven Days. in treGerl!!
Thompson's big production OF Girlies
al the New Amsterdam thcater. N1W
York, Previous TO this Miss Mitchell
ensagements included prominent par,l
with the Sothern- -Marlowe COMPANY s,r,sii'l lead
in 'Gcnessee OF INC nc. aIhs' na ..rhc 0t,;SS N%v
Dominion. She was featured in th'
Chicago production OF The Coward an,
was leading lady, with the Fli'h Ayeph, S ih,
Harry Davis Stock company IN Fi''S
Lionel Adams. PLAYING the leading mal 3r
character. Richard Ward Cthe husbana)
| plavod the leads last season in the east
ern MAN Of the Hour company, lead
+. I'm Paid in Full the previous season m mn
was for several seasons lcbtultu u, -
Christian" Mr. Adams is better know
8 in the cast. where for severai seasons y
New York no appeared In many OF IN
orIpInaI productions OF the current sue
( cesscs The company In its entirety
: splendid one.
n Salt Lake boy named r; II. Snole
\ has written a military sketch "hlcn
: | bopes TO put on the vaudeville clrcul
Thc sketch has been PLAYED before OH
& crrs Of the Fifteenth infantry and IN
+ have uronounoed IT success from In
military standpoint
3 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.