The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-11

~ Ine sale OF seats Tor 'Ine 6lrl IN tne
Taxi opened at the Salt Lake theater
yesterday. The interest in the much ad-
'vertised play indicates crowded houses for
the entire engagement.
The seat sale for Marie Dressler in
-'Tlllie's Nightmare opened at the Co
|lonial yesterday morning and the hrst
days sale was the largest on record at
The Colonial Miss DreSsler will be seen
in her latest and greatest success, which
comes here direct from New York with
The original company and complete scenic
|lnvestiture.
The last two performances Of "The
Man of the Hour will be given this az
Ss5noon 5nes Is and evening at the coonis
.can life is enjoyably presented.
The last chances 10 see ''Cherie" and
'flie other good features OF this weeks Or
'pheum bill will be this afternon and even
ing Opening tomorrow, another strong
bill Will be In order. which Will be head
led by the dainty lady OF the vaudeville
Stag Lillian BurlIhari. supported by an
|terest story entitled What Every Wom-
an Wants
The appearance OF Walter Seymour in
"a role OF kindIiness is something OF nov
|elty al the Garrick. where the erstwhile
.'heavy', man has. had run Of his IA
.Eorite characters for several weeks, With
md tonights show. The Prince Chap
will close at the Gsrricl, and Sunday
might On the Quiet Will begin an en-
'Esgement for one week, 1t will be the
|nrst society play at the Garrick in
months.
n The Shubert theater on lower Main
Street reopens its dors al 7:45 o'clock
this evening with the Allen Curtis Musical
IComedy company presenting the Hrst of
series OF muslca! shows. entitled The
hen Peck Family" Salt Lakers need no
Ilntroduction 10 the Curtis players Lii
tan Sutherland. the yivacious souhrette {:
Jack Curtis. Doris Wilson. late Of the
ICrpheum circuit; Ben Bard. the. Prayer
slsters, and a dozen others are included
~ the company. besides chorus OF six
Leen pretty and clever show girls. The
Hen Peck Family is d condensation OF a
ssuI,c,cessful eastern musical show. and is
nned with the latest song hits. The play
wlli be given twice each evening. OPEN
ing at 7;i5 o'clock
The Liberty theater on State street.
soosh OF the Orpheum, Is now practically
fendy for Mondays opening. The eX-
tgIrapr In1r WI be lighted tonight and The 1900
Illumination as light as day. The pro-
tramme for the first week includes four
ffn,eis OF the best first-run pictures. a good
tnustrated song and "A number Of good
tepical songs bv Gene Lewis late of the
motifs vaudeville circuit.
IL ms week the Mission theater has done
"a big business the reason being the
I5nlendid bill that has been presented.
sdnee chiei feature Is the wonderful film,
t,uo fect In length. OF Buffalo" Jones.
me western cowboy. laSsong wild game
~ Africa. The children and parents who
iaVe seen these pictures cannot refrain
t..roin ..pin talking Of the daring exploits oI
1uilalo Jones and his nerve and BRAY
Iery IN capturing the giraffe. liouesE. chcc.
It,ti. fhuoceros and other wild animals oi
t,at country with the rope. Ted Bailey :
hoss. The living statuary. show some
3rdu.itul poses. The other numbers are
lug Malcommis. two clever iugglcrs and
slenccrs. and FrrG Webster: the im-
NPe,sonator. This bill Will be seen only
fNlo1aS and iouotro,y