The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-22

:. MISSION MISUNDERSTANDING and =
| - evening. Continuous perform .l-
+ 'Hc'. !.
This afternoon and evening will be the
laat opportunity TO sec Rose Stahl in
"Thc Chorus Lady" and tho last time:
this play. for this is the last season
in which she Will present it, The comedy
Is a riotous one and has the Goddess
OF MIrth' beaten into a craven image.
Eajiyana, the Japanese, who on this
weeks bill at the Orpheum, will add an
unusual novelty to his performance this
afternoon. In addition TO his usual writ
ing fcats, no VIII give an expose OF many
of the so-calcd fcats of freak mathema
t'cians, who seem able 10 do almost In
lightning speed. Kajiyama Is something
OF a freak mathematician himself and
this afternoon he viii tell how these
tricks done. This will DOUBTLESS prove
an Interesting feature for school chill
drcn.
With performance this afternoon and
tonight. the engagement of "The Barri-
er, the popular and wcll-known play by
Rex Beach, Will close. Those who have
not seen this play as II Is being pre-
sented by William InScrsoll and com.
pany, should not fail, as il is one of
that kind Of pieces that appeal to all,
being filed as it is, with action and
heart stirring interest. giving every
member OF the company ample opportu-
nifty TO display their talent.
"Thc Girl and the Prince" is the new
musical comedy that will be offered ut
the Shubert during the coming week, tho
| engagement opening this afternoon with
the matinee performance. This is The
newest musical comedy success 10 he
cured from tho eastern states by Mr.,
Curtis.
Beginning this afternoon, tho Luna,
Isis and Elite will offer the motion
picture and illustrated song bills ar
ranged for the three houses by General
Manager Max Florence for the ensuing
week.
"Mury James Pa" the clever stage
story in which Max Figman is starring
this year, will he presented at the Co
lonial for five nights and one matinee.
starting Sunday evening. IL is a comedy
drama. with a finely woven story OF sim
pie country life. and is as full OF laugh
able conditions as is the proverblal egg
full of meat
The music for the ceremonies of the
grand commandery OF knights Templar,
Thursday, was furnished by the full
choir of st Paul's church. under the di
rcction Of J. Il. Hcrl<hocl, organist and
consisted of the knights Templar hymn,
| Gloria Fatri," by Stainer; anthem "The
| King OF Love" by Shelley. and Gloria
in Excelss," plain song.
Nearly all the tickets for the concert
| Monday evening at the Salt Lake Theater
I lave been sold, and the two young la
| dies who have the programme in charge
are holding In reserve surprise for tho
! ladies OF the Orphans Home board in
| regard TO the sum 10 be realized from
the sale, The box office win open Mon
l hut hnr will lao, tow go
LEFT TO dispose of In that way,
Pulpit. press and public havc united in
| singing the praises OF "Thc Fortune
| Hunter which will be presented at the
Salt Lake 1heatcr for Ave nights, bcgn~
| ming Tuesday evening. October - with
matinecs on Wednesday. and Saturday,
| This work of praise only supplements
| child who has witnessed Winchell
Smiths delightful comedy of money
| hunting. The first minister enrolled in
| tho army of patrons for this wholesome
play was the Rev Percival Howsou Bar
kcr. pastor OF the First Congrcga tional
church In haywood. one Of Chicaso's Sc
lect suburbs. DR.. Barker, after seeing
| this delightful play. in his sermon said.
! This clever comedy is great intcrprc
| tation Of the heart and contributes much
TO tho enjoyment and worth Of life"
| Parker II, Sercomb. IN Il lecture u"liv-
| cred at klmball hall in Chicago, 10 n
select audience. declared that tho gos-
| pei Of work. taught in "Thc Fortune
| Hunter" II followed by our wealthy
young men, would prove boon To the
nation. With all the good sense and
sound logic. the play is full of humor,
and is dotted almost continuously by
| outbursts Of laughter and when the cur
tain falls everyone regrets that the time
| Of the play cannot be prolonged. The
! east Is a worthy one and includes be.
| sides Mr., Niblo. Frank Bacon Frank
! Bouinon, Edward Gibbs. Edward Saxon.
| William Granger. Phil Bishop Francis Y.
| Conin. Warren Rogers. Avon Breycr.
| Misses Alma Bclwin. Rcginia Connolly.
Lento Fulwcll, Maurice Marshall.
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