The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08

| Today is change Gay at the Empress
The second bill in tho new theater's his
tory is said TO be one OF special merit.
being made UP of a group of the best
acts on the circuit and labeled Road
Show No. . The Seven Coionials have
the reputation OF playing second 10 none
in their line acrobatics The costum-
| ing Of this act is one Of it's pleasing
features Weston & Lynch will be seen
| in a humorous playlet. "The Painting
Girl" which is said 10 be a combination
OF clever lines and ludicrous situations.
| Harry Mayo boasts OF having the deep
est OF ali bass voices, and will be re-
memoered as a member OF the Empire
State dusrtette. The Four Soils Broth
ers Will appear in a unique musical act.
klutting's Trained Animals consist Of
pigeons, cats and dogs, and is brought
10 Salt Lake as an added attraction on
the regular programme. The motion pic
lures for this weeks bill are said 10 be
careful selections from the choicest films
The new bill will commence with the
matinee this afternoon,
THE Girl in the Taxi" ona or ,bs
greatest laughing successes in the his
tory OF theatficals, comes again to the
SAT- LAKE lheater ior three nights and
a matinee on Saturday, beginning Thurs
day. November @ Originally presentco
IN Paris and In the original French form
under the title of lie Fills a Papa" this
created sensation I'm the French cant
tai. making "A record OF 1000 nights New,
York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia. and
N fae', every one OF tho large eastern
cities each showed its approval Of the
Girl in the Taxi by Sustaining I, for
a long and successful engagement.
Rose Melville comes 10 the CoIonjs
next sunday FOR a four-night engage
ment, with Wednesday matinee
IN Tho Old Town" next week AZ The
Salt Lake theater. should be one OF tbc
most interesting theatrical announce
ment3 ,I, ot the season. The engagement is !
nd matinee. The seal sale for The
Old Town viii open Tuesday.
y couple OF Australians at ire Or
pheum this week are making the chins
fly In ono OF the most novel acts .yer
witnessed 81 Sslt Lake. They are Harry
lrslia and Peter McLaren. also Of the |
aniipodes. who has a worlds record fo |
his credit and who IS second onlv 10 |
Jackson. Amid appropriate scenic 81
tralian woodchoppers fclI gigsntic trccs |
and prepare them for tho sa5niII 'rbair
remarkable feat Of cutting through a |
great log with crosscuf saw I'm q fov,
seconds always evolSes admlratlon.
II lS probable ihai no richer or pret-
uer scene has ever been staged hero in !
stock than the nth act OF ''Zazs'. tbis
week AZ the Gsrrlck. Tho scene dcnicts
the exterior Of the Concert pes An,
oassadeurs. on the Champs FIysers |
Paris, when DUfrere. HIS wifo dead re-
turns from America 10 ind rbe u,tIa
concert hall singer he left two wears
hstorc risen 10 fame and fortune 7,
is ono or the most quietly cffectjve sr.neg |
in Al tho Garricks pleasing produr,Ior
or ''Ia5a. In which NIyx Clifton ix eror.
Ing so marked a Succere
The main portion OF IA ssiso,
Russe. as Gertrude Hoffman, ,t,.Ies ber
unique entertainment which she v,iu a..
sent al the Colonial for two nights and =
matinee. commencing FRIDAY nigbt arc
the two n1imodrsmas. "C1eonsfra'' an5
'Shehara5ade. Coming between ,bas. |
Kaleidoscope whirls of color is "Io.
SylphidsE," . romantic reveI get 10 ,n,,Sic
by Chopin. In addition TO all This. Niisv
Hoffman, win present hNr 'sPeyue {"
which brought her the highest xafar,.
ever paid vaudeville artist in The
United States. II inrlu5es limitations nr1
Eddie Foy. George Cohan. Ethel RarryA
more. Anna Held, Eva TsnzIisv Hare.
Lauder. ELtb ST Denis and otberz