The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10

!. vaudeville and moving. pictures. !
4 Motion Pictures. ~
r LUNA. ISIS. ELITE THEATERS- r
r Mouon pictures, continuous per-
: formance, afternoon and even =
+ Ing +
At the new Louvre Rathskeller this
evening there will be an innovation. when
me me pest acts from tho Orpheum, the
Mission. the shubert and the Majestic
THE Red Mill" AT the Colonial. viii be
heard. In all there win be twelve mum
bers. The Dutch Riddles will also ap-
pear The entertainment will be given
at the Louvre for the benefit OF the ac-
tors fund fair, which will open In New
YORK today and at which President Taft
WIN be present; T. l.. Willie, manager
cont OF the nights receipts toward the
actors' fund. This Will he the first cafe
In tho west where Actors Fund day has
been celebrated in this manner.
Tho Red MIL" one of the best musi
cal comedies seen in Salt Lake this sea-
son, is this weeks attraction at the
Colonial theatcT. where IL Is being given
daily TO large and appreciative audiences.
1t is n real comic opera and one OF the
few that can boast OF cleanliness and real
music. The first matinee will be given
tomorrow afternoon Wednesday night
will be Emery" night, when the family
of that name will have the opportunity
of enjoying THE Red Mill" One of the
proprietors of tho show is Harry B. EN-
cry, who Is well remembered as an actor
in the first days OF local stock companies
at the Salt Lake theater. lie has been
away from this city for years, but re-
members it with pleasure and is always
glad to get back home again. His broth
er Is c. F. Emery, a former sheriff of the
county and there are other brothers and
sisters who are welcoming the brother to
the city. All the family will be guests
of the visitor Wednesday night.
Deiro and Porcini, the Milanese min
strels playing at the Orpheum this week.
have made the most pronounced hit.
Their playing on accordion and guitar is
affording one of the joys of the season,
while their singing and comedy work is
almost good. They are new TO the
west and are being given welcome that
will make them anxious TO return TO Salt
Lake Madame Morichini. the Manhattan
Grand Opera houses prima donna. is
more than meeting the expectations OF
music lovers who look forward to hear
Ing real queen Of song All In all, the
bill is generally regarded as deserving
a place among the hest ever seen In the
house
THE Morals OF Marcus" as presented
by Willard Mack. Maude Leone and com
pany at the Daniels is one of the best
comedies yet given by this popular COM
pany and big audiences have greeted each
performance.
The new bill which opened at the Ca
sino Monday night Is possibly the best
yet offered at that popular house: In the
big feature picture, "rhe Cigarette Maker
of Seville" grand opera is presented in
all It's glory and could the characters but
speak one might imagine they were wilt
Messing the real thing. The irresistible
character OF Carmen is beautifully por
trayed by Mile. Pillar NORM. the great
French artist and the cnaracters and
stage settings are gorgeous In the eX-
treme. The balance on the pictures are
al a high order and the vaudeville stunts
are especially good There are matinees
daily and three performances each even
ing.
That Peter f, Baker has lost none Of
his power as a public entertainer is evi-
dent at every performance at the Mission
theater this week. Twenty years ago
Baker was one OF the best known enter
talners in the country In every large
CITY from coast 10 coast Pete Baker was
known as the portrayer OF good clean lun
Several years ago Baker retired ana an
quite life on a large farm which he
owns in the east But the call OF the
stage was too much for him and rev
months ago he was induced TO play nj
least one more season. Since that time
crowds have greeted him In every city
that he has visited His humor is OF
the kind that never fails to make mt,
while his song In ten diateG1s Is im me ci"se
Wednesday night. has been voted one oil
the best that has yet been onered at inc
theater different
A sonnet of love and sentiment. which
touches the heart entitled, "Marlo's swan
Song" is one OF the feature subJeCs a'
the Luna theater this week, and me Dealt
tiful story of child love and sacrlflcc Tor
its feeble grandfather, and the despair
oC the old gentleman at the loss OF ms
little companion Is most pathetlS' At
Mr.. Florence's other moton pItture HOUSES
cur,ally interesting programmes are iea-
tured-
Mr.. Florence should feel greatly encour-
aged in his endeaVors TO proVioc Saie e
Ike amusement lovers with attractions
~ merit nj popular prices, as Inc attend
ancc at all of his houses each evening
is n most convincing and unnnstahaoie
evidence Of the appreciation OF local ,he-
otnrpoers OF his efforts in this dlrectioh;
Monday evening the Shubert WAS packeo
lo the doors at each performance, rs mas
been the rule since Mnnager tiorGmce ,,iI, and 49,,
nfcfI,re programmes, and the audleilce9
were certainly made up OF ehthusla;s.s
Who were not at all timid IN eFl9SmclI,s
tbcir enjoyment of the eHcclienI Dtl OF
snaa The entire vaudeville Bill is eN-
captionally good, consisting OF NaTleH
ossortnnent OF acts, each dlstlhct led
80 In itself and entirely diHerent from
,i'n otbers Prof Bobby Dohu, phenom-
enal m jugecr ard balaneer Will IL, Hal T,cop pop
ular eecentrIc mimic. and She in Ehc%6o ore
S,",,cdv company OF Ave people, Win tno
Sp,,Ncrf orchestra some hrst-run subjects
;n motion pictures. and illustrated bal
i"ds and John Post. the operate TENOR
make a bill extremely good.
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