The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03

trated ballads and the nsI
from the orchestra are ;l-
The Isis programme th;y
TO the usual high stands Y
lence and the headlineyi =
one of the latest and preol.
films ever turned out e|
Flower Of the Ranch. J,
Biography, superb acting =
climaxes make this the
film of the week. "The
cape is a rarely equaled
duction from every point 4
scenes are laid in Francs
- Making Sherry Vino 4
The title of n great indus
giving n complete picture
tlons necessary for man,,i
wine Of the same name. a
picturesque views. A a.
mantle story Of Roman ~
Wife Of Marcus, " concll
ton picture portion Of tht
The musical end will cont,
trated songs and selection
chestra.
a Corner in Wheat"
the New York stock ex'
most inspiring dramatic 4
the Elite this week, taking
a phase Of modern comme1
presenting an arneal for
of ludicious regulation.
picture illustrating the d
try from the production
TO the finished goods. wi
may be, entitled 'The IL
try is also on at the
week. 1t IS an educati<
value. f'The Scarecrowv
tion which has a laugh in
and will assist in lightel,
bill. Another headliner,
Sacrifice, - is featured
gramme, and is one of th .
company's famous life port
illustrated ballads and exc
cal number conclude the
which will prove an excellf
card for the entire week.
The Bungalow Stock ofre
week, starting tonight, o
greatest biblical PLAYS e1
"The Holy City Scenic
carpenters have been work
weeks on this production, a
curtain rises on the first 4
show this Sunday evenil
ence will sec a most stu
spectacular production. til
many weeks ago to produ|
and this week being conf
there could not have beei
time. There are five aci
scenes, and every act ha
and painted with care.
Will have the leading re-
Barabbas, and a very good !,
is looked for. Miss Outtr-
the part of Mary Magdal
sidering that Miss Outtri
very clever work, her uiiri
performance will be the
other members Of the conn. i,
cast. The play will run aSa
matlnees Wednesday and y
You do not have to gc.,-H
witness the revelry at M
do not have to go to VienE,
glimpse at the dashing. dsy 7
of gay life. You do not y 9
New York to get the NegA
duction of Savsge's greaA As
tion, ''The Merry Widow 90
coming to this city soonl, =
contains all the gayety q q
Vienna condensed into a si-@
''The Merry Widow wi
the Salt Lake theater App
l6, with a Saturday mafi-
With all its brilliant. a
audacious mirth, 1.-THE M
never steps over the boul
garity. The artistic val
story and the wonderful ~
the careful presen
episodes, and the e1abora- 5
the spectacle lift the Vie1
into the realm OF real art
to all lovers Of the b
bright.
The pretty story of Sor Z
Prince Danilo, who she 4
loves her for her million
touching truth: her effor
him into speaking the W
ever trembling on his lip
81 love you, - which
he will never say, introd u b
story one of the most e1
tlons IN modern opera a1
theme which is worthy o1
treatment, Indeed, it ia
Of the best critics that 7
that prevents the operetl
grand opera is the
is conceived in q
gayer vein, and that th@
Of the love story is happ
The theater smiling and
catchy music which az
score.
A wonderfully clever q
pals will present the 81
solos, duets and quarfettes
beautiful chorus will be
icious dances and heard
ensembles, and the stag
iumptuous and extravaf
ate.
An announcement of md
lary interest is the appef
Colonial theater. week OF
Jeanne Russell Afford. X
tage as Jeanne Russell,
lake girl, in a revival d
ymore's greatest succe
Iate. Miss AFFORD wa
aisod in Salt Lake Cit
ere until taking mp her
The has a host of friends ~
ere who have kept close
nd are more than pleased
in the dramai
irst began to show talents 81
ent Of the University
,ok the leading role in
,llege plays. Also se1
tetches that she wrote
ent Mt the university WlSLs'
18th splendid success.
rite the play, direct il Hnml
nd play the principal rq
,r sketches have later be-.
vaudeville, and are sfs !,
it,. This will be her firfssS
her home cItv. as a star an
IS attained quite an env1s Ranel