The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23

waited audience The way in which the
effort of the musicians has been met by
the Salt Lake public is most encourag
ing. as for the first time in the history
of such affairs the house is virtually
sold out two days before the event.
Miss Kimball and Miss Clayton are
both TO leave before the beginning of
the month for Europe, each to continue
her musical work. and 30 this will be
the last opportunity Salt Lakers will
have to hear these two talented young
women, on whom many of the highest
musical organizations of the old world
have showered recognition. Miss Clay
ton goes to continue her work under
Jonas, who stands today at the head as
a piano instructor. Miss Kimball will
begin a course under De Reske, later TO
take up concert work in response TO an
offer already on hand.
The Mission theater presents another
picked program of motion pictures,
showing the best that can be procured
and entertaining IN variety. This
weeks bill presents real comedy in the
picture entitled, 'E Wedding Trip from
Montreal to Hongkong," as well as IL
Illustrating the splendid scenery along
road. There is also a striking dramatic
film, as well as an educational series.
Lottic Levy James will appear as
usual with new songs to please the Mis-
sion patrons, who now number over
1000 per week, The large attendance
shows that the people appreciate an
honest endeavor to present clean mo-
tion pictures presenting nothing of n
vulgar or sensational nature, but much
of mirth and real humor. The songs of
Mrs. James are out of the ordinary and
are o rare treat 10 those who attend.
The Mission management has certainly
secured the good will Of the public.
Telepathy, that occult science in
which most people profess TO be skepti
cal, and which, nevertheless, thou
sands of brilliant minds have proven
to be force. is beautifully illustrated.
in Augustus Thomas's S drama, "The
Witching Hour which will be seen
ut the Colonial November 3. 4 and 5.
Mr.. John Mason plays Jack Brook
field, the gambler, who for years at
tributed his fortune to luck instead of
the fact that he was gifted with the
power of mind reading.
Joseph Z. Howard, whose contribu.
tion to musical successes is only linn
tied TO the number OF days in
year book. this season heads Mort II.
Singers climax of successful musical
offerings. Mr.. Howard is responsible
for the music of this tuneful comedy
"The Goddess Of Liberty" will be the
offering at the Colonial November 10,
IL and II.
Charles A. Sellon s '.The Cow and the
Moon can be truthfully termed. From
the time the story commences in little
Not Much Vile Ind, to which point
Great Domo. king Of the Moon, comes
in search of moon bride. who must
be maiden never having seen a man,
the action starts, and never lets up a
posed to be in the palace Of the man
in the moon. The earth beings involved
in the story are Hans and Mike of
"The Cat and the Fiddle fame,
aided by the genii, the good fairy. the
new play being continuation of their
experiences. As Mr.. Sellon is aided
by some forty other personages, with
blts, and carload OF gorgeous scenery
and effects theater-goers here can be
assured of an evenings pleasure.
"The Cow and the Moon'' comes here
on November 6, Z, s and Q, at the
Colonial -.
hundred who would guess that Max Fig
man. the actor. who is appearing this |
season in John Corts production Of
Mary James Pa is anything other than |
an American born citizen. but the cold |
fact romains that Max Figman is an
Austrian by birth. and Viennese Aus
trlan at that. He was born In Vienna
IN 1865 and came TO this country with
his parents in the early seventies. Max
showed histrlonic talent al an early age,
and member OF the Philadelphia
Drawing Room club he became an .ac-
complshed amateur He made his debut
At the age OF is as PROSPER Cournant In
Sardous immortal comedy. "A Scrap OF
Paper" and later played In While |
Edoulns comedy. Fun In Photograph
Gallery"
His nrst marked success was as Jean
Francois In "Passapartout. produced
January "a. 1888. in Philadelphia Some
Of the parts he has played since then