The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16

seatrice Banyard. Leafy Dell. Margaret
lett; George Anderson, Robert Cherry
William Orr, A l.. Long. Alan fillmore
and Muriel Arndt, all OF whom helped
OF the familiar comedy. The story OF
Rip Van Wrinkle the hero OF tho long
sieep IN the Catskills. is known to all:
and In the play based upon it are enacted
the ludicrous situations and Incidents
attendant upon the awakening OF the
enmln eleeper to new scenes and conditions
consequent upon changes that have oc-
CURED IN familiar localities since Nor
pheus first laid such effective hold upon
the drousy head OF Rip. Mr.. Cosgrave
thoroughly Into the spirit and intent Of
the story, with the result that good
audience went away satisfied at having
een1oyed an evening of pleasant enter
:, There is prospect that RIP Van Win
Sie VIII bring good patronage to the
Grand during all tho present week for
which period the comedy is booked to
run, including Wednesday and Saturday
matinees.
The appearance OF the Il. Y. u. Opera
company at the Salt Lake theater next
saturday afternoon and evening will be
one of the big events OF the season AL
ready large number OF box and stall
parties are being arranged The appear
nce ance OF Miss Fay. Loose has always
oeen the occasion of a generous turnout
OF friends who have given her royal well
come. The advent OF Luverne Slgmond
the Chicago tenor, will add materially
TO the real intrinsic merits OF the opera
Mr.. SIgmond has a most pleasing voice
and a splendid stage presence. In the
role OF Don Caesar. tho swashbuckling
his ability. The rest OF the cast Is com
posed OF extraordinary good talent. The
stage, dressed In new and expensive seem
cry. VIII add materially TO the great en-
loyment OF the performances. Miss Ina
Fulmcr charming young lady, plays
the title role In the afternoon and Miss
Loose at night
Mr.. Florence has arranged for a pro-
gramme at the Shubert theater this week
which is even better than the ones
which have always been shown during
the while, high-class vaudeville and first
run motion pictures have been featured.
Professor Andre presents an act which
Is as good as anything OF the kind ever
before shown In this city, and Sunday
nights audience gave him round after
round OF applause, His exposition OF tricks
magic showed a thorough knowledge OF
his art. The Shubert Comedy company
2fer a little playlet, His College Chum.
has some excellent numbers which are
we'll received. The moving picture por-
% ton Of the programme n contains two ex?
and the Pathe Freres masterpiece. Cleo |
patra.
Three large and well pleased audiences
y
noon and last night after voting the o..
one OF the best seen In this city In n long |
time. While the headlincr OF the b. |
is undoubtedly the sensational acrobatic |
act by the famous Schlavony troupe |
every act on the bill, including SllVcrado |
who is filing a special engagement OF five
days, Is OF such character that the o..
cannot help but please all lovers OF high
class vaudeville.
A subject based Oh the dear old fash
loned poem by one OF Americas greatest
poets, James Whitcomb Riley. entitled
"A Lies story" has been pleasing Luna
theater patrons immensely, Another num-
oer, There. Little Girl. Don't Cry re-
calls vividly many happy recollections OF
days.
A subject which is proving very popu
lar at the Isis Is Roosevelt In Cairo.
and deserves all the favorable mention
which IL has received.
The programme at the Elite theater
Is one OF the best this popular little the
ater has ever had. the feature subject,
The Girl and the Fugitive" being q
thrilling and exciting narrative.
AT the Casino a new bill goes into ef
'ect today. There are several headliners
and the motion pictures are away up ut
he Iop OF the list