The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25

mcnt hall corner Of Second avenue and
u street. This evening. The cast OF
/ twenty TWO young ladies Will participate.
/ Prof. George Careless will direct and
! Miss Sybea Clayton will act as accom-
panist Both the artists will render
| solos during the evening The Pyper.
Whitney. Ensign and Spencer quartctte
will also be heard between the acts,
The performance this evening viii
close all of the present programmes at
the Luna Isis, Shubcrt and Elite thea
lers. and there will be an entire change
OF bill at tomorrow's matinee perform
ances at all houses.
That capacity houses will prevail at
the Bungalow next week, when the stock
company Will present In the Bishop 8
large advance sale. The play is from
the clever book Of the same name. and
will run all week with the usual Wednes-
day and Saturday matinees.
Many plays deal with tender subjects
i'm way that docs not please everybody,
vet William Vaughn Moody has written
''Thc Great Divide around the mutual
in a decidedly striking and thoroughly
convincing way. The play has made
big success upon its second visit here
at the Colonial. and the matinee Satur-
day will probably be played TO Il packed
house.
No lIt,le interest is attached to the
return OF THE Lion and the Mouse"
which comes 10 the Colonial Sunday
night from the fact that Walter Ed
wards. an excellent and favoritc actor,
is the leading man Of the company and
Will be seen In Ready Money Rider.
which is exactly suited to his ability,
Mr.. Edwards was last seen here al the
head of his own stock company five years
ago.
Charles b Hanford opens a hslf-wcek
engagement at the Salt Lake theater
Monday night His repertoire this sea-
son consists of but two bills, one
classic and the other modern comedy.
In The American Lord" which is his
play for Monday and Wednesday nights
and "Wednesday matinee. he will appear
in this city for the first time in n mod
ern play. Tuesday night Mr., HanIord
VIII revive for a single performance The
pears as Pctrucho, with Miss Drofnah
as Katherine. The onc-act NapoleoniC
play. THE Old Guard" viii preccde the
performance Of The Tanning of the
the box office today
Ben Ketchum. who has. since the
trcment Of Il. A. Grant from the Colo
NAL theater. been acting manager. has
been appointed manager FOR this play
house.
The Mission on Thursday. change day.
Witnessed three capacity house perform
ances. the new bill being IA good one,
bright and full Of good laughs The fun
making act. though not the most artis-
tic. is Hickey's Circus. The two trained
ponies do nothing out OF the usual line
OF the steraotypcd equine performances.
but "Obey." the saSaclous mule, unrid-
able and apparently vicious, earns the
money. Three Young fellows attempt To
ride "ObcY." An attempt is as far as
any of them get and their efforts To
STAY put" is highly amusing. Another
feature OF tlae act is ore OF the ponies
trcading a revolving disk. treadmill fash
ion. This creates a thrill
Bessie Naldare and company six I'm
all. do some graceful cycle work. The
members OF the company are all bright.
graceful little girls. and the cvolutions
and capers performed slngly. In sets
of twos ,hrees|and skies. are among the
best ever witnessed In this city.
"Lora." the German feminine calcu-
lator. does some remarkable things. Her
father mlnglcS with the audience taking
articles here and there. When asked
what the article is. its color. etc. she
Is quick with the correct reply. \ large
curtain contains 200 sets of figures. each
set containing not less than seven fig
urcs. She Is blndfoldcd. and when given
the number OF a certain set OF figures
she Immediately calls Off the figures I'm
the set, forward and backward. The
work is cleverly done. whatever the
method used.
Fred Roberts and Florence Fulton have