The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24

+ DANIELS THEATER-Allen Curtis =
company In An American pTrn-
= cess" Matinee, 300. Evening z
i 7lS and 9;lS. :
\ Motion Pictures. y
+ SHUBERT.. ELITE. LUNA AND !.
i. ISIS EATERS-Continuous per-
X MISSION THEATER-Ail tho week. i
I. Daily matinees.
!. CASINO THEATER-All week. Ad- /
j. vanced motion pictures,
A fair sized audience witnessed Pene-
lope Duncan in a folk song recital an1
heard n lecture on the Scales and Laws
OF Folk Music" by Raymond Duncan
at the Salt Lake theater Friday evening.
The appearance of the Duncans In TINS
city will close with n repetition OF "EleE-
ira" this afternoon and evening.
The last opportunities TO see the ex,
cellent bill running at the Orpheum VIII
The Four Fords and the other acts on
the bill have been pleasing the big audi
ences all week. Mag Haggert's Recep-
ton" a sketch played by, the Ryan
Richheld company. VIII headline the new
bill beginning tomorrow afternoon,
Only two more performances OF the
great production of The Middleman
will be given at the Garrick theater by
William Ingersoll and company Those
who wish 10 Sc a really high class pro
duction should not fail 10 see "The Mid
dleman." The Wolf" from the pen OF
ferlng. and promises to eclipse anything
get given by the Ingersoll company.
THE Wolf Is melodrama Of the high
est type, and has been heralded as a
hoe Hn.
scntcd.
Each week John e. Clark. lessee Of
the Mission theater. is adding to the at
fractions OF his house. 1t is universally
conceded that he is presenting the best
moving picture programme in the city.
and now he announces that he has Sc
cured as soloist that accomplished art
ist Lottie Levy James, who begins her
engagement Saturday afternoon The
fame Of Lottie Levy James has extended
far beyond the confines Of her native
state. and as she is thoroughly In love
with her art. she Is always striving TO
do a little better. The new picture pro-
gramme al the Mission is equal TO the
high standard of that house. and those
who attend are bound to be repaid,
with all its laughs. there are tears,
heart-achinE moments in the Hardscrao-
ble folks comedy, by Denman Thompson
and George W. Ryer, when It's authors
have named "Our New Minister" When
Lem Ransom. a sort of Rip Van Wrinkle
cups commits a crime that another plans.
he does not foresee the plight in which
discovery will leave his own family. A
wife's death and a daughters humiliation
follow the act. "Our New Minister" will
be presented at the Colonial Sunday
matinee and night. September 25. and for
three days. starting Thursday, Septem
Der 90. with matinees Sunday and Sat
urday.
One OF the chief factors in the long
continued popularity of PiXley & Luder's
musical comedy, "The Prince Of Pilsen."
with an all-star cast. which comes 10 the
Colonial theater three nights. beginning
Monday evening. September 26. with spc-
cial matinee on Wednesday. is had in the
fact that II has not been allowed to de-
UP TO the Henry ". Savage standard of
excellence. which Is the final word in
theatrical productions, There Is only one
company playing the piece and in II are
Jess Dandy Edwin Mora. Ivor Anderson.
Walter l., Catlett. Robert O'Connor,
France Cameron, Vera Stanley. Dorothy
North as the bewitchine Edith. Mr.
Wallace Beery as Sergeant Brie. and
others.
Willard Mack. the actor who has won
place for himself in the hearts Of local
other leading man here in many years.
will make his temperance this after
noon at the Daniels in "An American
ance will bring out a big throng Of his
former admirers and supporters. With
him will be Carlton Chase the talented
and versatile leading man who has been
so popular on the coast the last few
seasons as the star OF the Kolb e. Dill
musical productions He is n singer of
splendid ability and voice and will be
seen with the Allen Curtis company at
the Daniels throughout the balance OF
the season as its leading man.
The new bill of motion pictures. vau-
deville features and songs which goes on
at the Shuoert this afternoon will have
the new western nim, Under Western
acted The bill includes number of
other excellent hrst-run pictures.
The Luna. Isis and Elite theaters
change their bills this afternoon as usual
and at the Isis ANGELS or Luck will
probably prove one OF the most interest
ing OF the new films. Unconscious Hero
ism" will head the Luna's BILL and at the
Elite the new Edison film. "The New
Family" will be featured
TAFT'S LAST DAY IN
HIS OLD HOME TOWN