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The daily sentinel., 1912-07-12
To NiontroSe.

To Montrose.
Karl A. Bickel went to Montrose
this morning, where he will confer
with leaders in the third party move
ment in that section as to the stand
the party has in western Colorado, if
anV
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To Seattle.

To Seattle.
James Woodwork. a well known
ranchman living northwest of the
city. left on No. 3 today for an ex-
tended visit in the northwest. He
has relatives in Colfax, Wash.
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Back Monday.

Back Monday.
DR.. Thadd Parker and County
Attorney J. F. Halderman will re-
turn Monday from the east. where
they attended the Chicago convention
and assisted in the work there,
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|DENVER AND SALT LAKE ARE
SENDING MEN To JUNCTION
FOR WORK 200 IN 2 DAYS
Serious Problem Facing Local Police No Work Here Now for
HordeS Of Unemployed Try TO Head OF Denver.

Grand Junctio
to it,
to
telling In a
VIII
to
this is what being done
o mem hayel
arrive tleyou
IS
all who headed
o 'front.' tl,esec
Rio Grande
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w. p. Nugent was a passenger on
No. for Salt Lake City this morn
ing.
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A. H. Palson. route agent for the
Wells-Fargo of Denver, is in the city
on business today.
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Mrs. f. A. Hatch, wife of a former
pastor of the Congregational church
here, but now of Denver, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Tilden of Grand
Junction. also former Fruita resi-
dents. The many friends of this
charming woman at Fruita are hop
ing she will extend her visit to the
lower valley.
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Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church. held yesterday at the
home of the president, Mrs. A. Ell
lott.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-12

II. X Given. who underwent an
operation for hernia three weeks ago
at the Glover Lawn hospital. expects
TO return to his home Monday, the
operation being successful in every
respect.
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Mrs. H. c. Oleson and 2-weeks-olC
son went to Mack today Mrs. OlesoI
has been staying at the Glover Law
hospital for some time. Mr.. OlesoI
came up from Mack to accompany hi
wife and baby home.
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Real Estate Agent E. ]. Olson of
Grand Junction was showing Mr..
Spencer of Illinois this portion of
Grand Valley yesterday. Mr.. Spencer
is looking up a location for per-
manent home.
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Mrs. l.. A. Cosler and Miss Rutt
Mainard went to Grand Junction tC
consult an occulist today.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-12

Miss Grace Miller was Crane
Junction visitor yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-12

Ed Wilson, son of one of Crane
functions prominent citizens, is Wis,
iting Eldred Reams for a few days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

A y important and interesting
~ week is due at the Colonial
n 'heater the ensuing seven days.
Tonight at that house VIII
liam j. Kelly, one of the best known
and most popular stars Of the New
York Stage these past few seasons,
makes his initial appearance rs the
leading man of the company at The
on any local stage the richly humorous
success The Liars, rs originally
produced at the Criterion theater IN
London under the direction OF Sir
Charles Wyndham the eminent English
actor. who scored 50 tremendous Il hit
in the role which Mr. Kelly will play
the coming week mt the Colonial.
Salt Lakers have already found
much 10 interest them in the reputa.
ton that has preceded Mr.. Kelly from
New York. His success in the various
Frohmau and BelaSco productions in
which be has appeared of late have
been so notable that he il scarcely a
stranger To local playgoers, even
though the great majority OF them
have never seen him. Such works of
playing Arnaud, the artist, in the
original New York Bciasco company in
" The Lily, in company with such dis
INK Slsll> dS IbTUPt hbhi'g ~ UIlb
Dean. Nance O'Ncil and others, to-
gethcr with his appearance as lead
ing man for j. j.. Dodson IN "'rhc
House Next Door aud his portrayal
of the leading part in Clyde Fitch
success. The Truth. commands Il
good deal Of prestige, and only
through special arrangement WAS
.Iohn Cort able 10 induce Mr.. Kelly to
take the company ut the Colonial.
where he is expected to inauguratc one
Of the most remarkable seasons OF
stock productions salt Lake has ever
had,
Young. unusually handsome and
blessed with that stage prcscucc so
essential to success aud popularity.
Mr. Kelly will very likely Gud Salt
Lakers inst the sort of play-2oers he
has been looking for, and. by the same
token Salt Lakcrs are quite probably
going TO find in Mr.. Kelly just the sor,
Of stock star they have wanted these
many seasons
Mr.. Kelly has made no changes in
the company at tho Colonial, and all
The former fayoritcs Will he seen in
"'Tbc Liars tonight Miss Gertrude
| Dallas. Mr.. KcIly's leading woman. is
a noted beauty. and she ~ said TO be
a most accomplished and talented
| player,
The order Of performances at Tho
Colonial will remain unchanged, the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

new plays opening Sunday evenings
and continuing through the week. With
matinee performances on Thursday and
Saturday, and of course there will be
no change in the Colonial prices.
II would have been difficult for Mr.
Kelly TO have selected a play for his
opening week and initial appearance
better suited TO that purpose than
"Thc Liars. John Drew and Isabel
Irving first played il in this country
and they took New York by storm for
one entire season, EThc Liars =
neNcr came west, and Mr., Kelly's pro
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husband s patience is exhausted and he
puts the wrong construction on what
is really au innocent affair. Then the
trouble and fun begins, Lady Jesslca
tries falschood TO win her way out of
it all, and her friends rally around
with a select line of nice little lies that
don I dovetaIl in at all, with the re-
suit that dozen hilarious complica-
tions ensuc.
The brnnt of tho untangIing OF the
affair falls on the handsome. dashJng
young English nobIeman. Sir Chris
tophcr DocrIng, who threads an un-
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for len years more So lie has pro
vidcd a splendid organization for its
production this year, with massive
scenery. an array of circus perform ers
in addition to the big cast OF actors
and four beautiful horses.
One would think that a biz. saving
would be gained by eliminating the
horses So it would but Mr.. Thompson
never does things by halves. and when
he presents the circus scene he wants 1t
to be genuine reproduction aud not
painted replica.
But the big feature OF The drama is
the superb acting of Elsie 81. Leon IN
the role of Polly.
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the arrival of the officer plays strong

the arrival Of the officer. plays u strong
emotional role.
"Play Cards. is an incident Of the
Canadian northwest and tells the story
of young girl who, falling Il victim
to the attractions Of n gambler leaves
in this sketch Mr.. Mack claims Miss
Rambeau does as much great work in
twenty minutes as has ever been seen
on the vaudeville stage
In the east Jack Wilson, Trsullyn
Bate and Ada Lane are primo vaude-
Vile favoritcs. Elsewhere on the cir
cult they have headlined the bill. The
trio offers what is called "An Uphcav-
al in Darktown, 1t is, however, mere
an eccentric dance or two and an abun-
dance Of bright, clean and spontaneous
wit and humor.
big act in more ways than ouc is
La Ballet Ciassiquc, presentation Of
the very highest order and another
bcadlincr Ten shapcy ballet girls
with the premiere, Mile. Domino Mar
ini. assisted by Marcel Brunski, both of
the metropolitan Opera House com.
pany, are seen in n series Of classic
dancing with individual and tcrpsichor.
eau efforts along striking and beautl-
ful lines.
Leonard Gautier's s Animated Toy
Shop is another ambitious ard novel
act in which fonr beautiful ponies and
a number of highly trained dogs par
ticipate, The scene is laid in toy
shop and the animals are introduced as
mechanical toys. II is a European act
visiting America for tho first time
which viii he dclieh, to the chill
dren and will appeal to the growDups
both because of its oddity and excel
lcnce.
Mary Elizabeth is hcralded as
young New York society woman VINO
is proving to be not only an excellent
singer, but comcdienne who has made
good since she deserted society for the
vaudeville stage.
an Alpha Delta Phi frat man in vaude
Vile. but since Charles Olcott wrote
aud staged many OF the college musical
shows at Columbia Martin Beck in
duced him to enter the lists. He pre-
sents travesty on the modern comic
opera that is said TO he full Of laughs.
Lockhart and Lcddy apparently are
bent on suicide. Their speciality is
every conceivable manner of falling
without injury and every imaginable
bump without fracturing any bones
in brief, they arc comedy athletic tum-
blcrs
Utah s own Sally Fisher will be
shown in motion pictures as she was
caught BY the camera feeding her pets,
as also will views of the Yale VS.. Army
game at West Point, n suffraeette riot
in England and many other interesting
news pictures,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

A DDED interest Is attached 10 the
"a coming week $ show at tho Or
a phe"m from the rsct that those
big iayofltcs, Willard Mack
Marjorie Eamheau, Forrest Taylor aud
Lillian Bnrlct; viii appear in q couple
of new sketches from the pen of Mr..
Mack preliminary 10 touring The Or
phcup circuit and the eastern big tmc.
The two sketches. kick In and
''Play Cards. - will be used TO afford
opportunity 10 select tho better for
Denver and otncr points on the circuit.
''Kick In Wi hc presented by Mr..
Mack and associates for the first half
of he week. then commencing Tbprs-
day matinee " Play Cards will be sub
sliiutcd for the balance of the week.
Tho first nauod skctch deals with
two crooks (mau and womau) who
have been living honestly for twc
wears when An nfficer appears on the
scene with backwailing scheme. Dur
lug the entire scene. which runs twenty
five minutes. Marjorie Rambean. who
ia Slfppo; CD 10 have letircd prior TO
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ductiop tonight will be its first local
presentation II is a story OF English
society life. Lady Jcssica Ncpcan sees
altogether too little Of hcr big, brusque
husband and she dirts outraqcvusly
with every gallant Engiishmsn She
meets. Her affair with Edward
Falllncr is almost her unJona. Her
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
- oErET rucuENs's widely res

T. OEEET H1CuENS : "'de'F
- and much admired noTei ~
"Hnlln Donna covers exactly v3
r,t.ges In fine tyDe. clearly II W. NJ
imnerativc that James beIna'u
-.u should sacrifice much II nc n'pv,
to make i practical play ~ ~, u.'iI 4,
loss. Dcrnaps, fer representation =
10 ,,binrsn manner, Having Ic'
,iucad the material ~ hani cn'S's'
orablv by shifting EIichcnS 'nls 81
CuIenr,c description II his peIo, i. IA
Egyut upor scenic artists: nc s".
fouud himself embarrassed WIN
rtI;nbersomr LOT too much. 30 u,
ing plohably Tie wtsest course ~ ~
reduced The foundations 81 INC lar. an.
tho Illuminating revela t,onS ,,rs
chief characters. especially pf w.
chcpstow. ct t!'cir pas' cNpe,rvsj 'S n,oresj
and pr.seut purposes to INC u,o NJ
,iig.,5st,ors rIo result is that ~"
pIsv has tho erect OF ''drs wing ruv,r
,,.1g5rarf, '-na' Is not 10 s''',
A "a drama uC q low grade ~. ~.
tho ,nJ ioritv of tho present pcrl"Iun y,
.-,.,.ptcsi money makers tall u''t'
HAT descriptive head; bul "
s.,v ,huL the m"rr iptcilse IA
n,i-ers Of f1s novel cannot iau
TOOL g;iazctfy disappointed in q p,e'
vh.cr transfers more OF itS nla,,u
.., man significance 10 inc s:ass
And accomplished as Madam" "ssiiI
NOVA ur,uics,iouably is. her nlelhs,
temperament ard. especially.
snsech uroyeny her from aa rea,'~"p,s ~
Mrs Chcpstnw a. conceived y,
Iicheus. Which, again Is no, 10
nistaI.cu go" dcHiS tha, hns
s.n,s as vivid an adventures e.
any modern inelodcsmn csn
Mrs. Patrick Campbell. Nnn H., nd
ihe part In London, IS po"panS
sr.ainr nr,is; ihan her Russian &c
ccssor. hut she possesses tns
csiImahIc advantage Of ,belnS ioca''
suited 10 The rot" ,;,;ster
Charles Bryant, "ApSn IN.
Nahnoid Buroudt was on, ,,asr
"ri,s" OF that production, ma. -.
import eJ for the Empire: nul en- 80
IN the character OF Dr. Ne' y
EallnurillZ Ha20sL I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

SALT LAKE. TElEATER-Mis Elsie
St Leon and cs,Rpauy in Polly of
the Circus beginning with Thanks
giving day matiaee, continuing the
remainder OF tile week, including
SATURDAY matinee.
ORPHIyUM THEATER - Advanced
vaudeville, Performances every af-
tcrnoon and evening.
EMPRESS T1l2ATER-Sulivan Con-
sidino vaudeville. Matinee daily at
$40. Two evening performances,
7:3o and 9:l5. Bin changes Wcdncs-
day afternoon.
COLONIAL TfIEATER - William j.
Kelly and company open tonight and
play the rest Of the week in 'Thc
Liars" with matnces Thursday and
Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

REtoIiE coming T." Il cheerful eel
~ ebraiion oG The very modern mer-
It's OF several new PLAYS OF rather
more than ordinary interest let MS
hnscr briefly bu, aGmirngly on "She
St"ops 10 CONQUER with which rare
mellow comedy Miss Annie Russell
has tnausurated hcr notable new ven
ture.
With tho financial cooperation Of ,
such representative women as Mrs.
Edward Box. Mrs. John d. Rookie
fcller. Jr, Mrs. J. Borden Hartman
and Mrs, Andrew Carnegie. SEE i,as
undertaken To give a series Of old
English comedies. beginning with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

A THOROUGH treat is being Civ
~ en- patrons OF the Empress this
~ week. il is seldom that a bill
with two headline acts is pre-
sentcd but this week has seven acts
instead of six which generally serve
for the programme at the Empress
London, England, and is one of
the survivors Of the i'll fated steamship,
Titanic, gives a vivid description
OF the narrowing scenes which took
place during the last moments on deck,
when passengers sought means of cs-
cape. Mr.. Doriiina in relating the
incidents and scenes, tells q strai oh5.
forward story OF what happened after
the crash into the iceberg, until The
arrival OF the "Campania.
The Pool ROOM is 4 strong dra-
matte playlet, full Of ginger and on
the mclo.dyamatic order. Charles Wild
lsch, supported by capable company,
gives Il wonderfully clever character
izafion Of Bill Crooks. the cocaine fieud.
The playlet carries with It a moral
The staging aud scenic effects add
much to the production.
novelty act full of fun and a
laugh in every move is what Mci'ae
and Lowering have in their offering
They introduce fifty-seveu various
wheel stunts, which arc put ON with all
the speed possible.
IIvland and Farmer, avo singing and
dancing girls with pretty faces and
gowns arc doing much 20 add TO the
merit of the week 5 programme. They
are good dancers and have excellent
voices.
John DeImore and Company arc pre-
sentiDg u skit entitled ''SHcnos Behind
the Scenes, in which thc players
FIRST appear as entertainers, who are
JuSt arriving Tor an engagement ut a
theater. The stngc is cleared and
nothing bu; the bac'5 wall is visible as
they walk in in search of dressing
room. Ono leads q dog. another ear
RIGS three grips in one hand and fo'!r
ia another. The offering gives the
audience an opportunity 10 see Just how
things happen behind tho scenes,
Scott and Wilson arc two eccentric
comedians vino ;eep The audience guess.
ing Wha; j. aoing ~ bauuen next The
one IL "arbed as ItHhr" sheriff while
tho other acts rs foil for the rubc.
Every vaUdcyiIiar has beard oS Billy
Link. the monologGi9l and comedian.
Billy Ism I alone this irp. for during
bis stsv in New York, he prevailed
on wiusomc youno woman, Miss Bios
SOM koblnsou. to 'oiu aim md i1cv arc
making g tour Of be circuit. Their
act goes with a Ehi;lwind rapiGity.
The animated review closes The bill
\ ncw bin VIII Omen ut ihc " Nednes
day matinee, ii promises 60 6p full Of
all rood things, prepared for a Thanks.
giving programme. The headlincr is
"Waltl Dream with Mime. Veronica
tonweil-ticoroc McGarrl' and the
Hawaiian Trio, Il - ro'rantic story
of the south seas. Others no make up
the programme arc: Klaus and Beruc,
in y mela"oe of nopnlar and classic
melodies: ScusS ard TIdrcd a-e STYLED
Continental comedians. aud will appear
rs - Naphapk (;ra"dsnen: Robert Hill
dre;h and Comuanv. viii present "a
Four Leaf Clover. The Bohemian
quartette Viii be heard in swinging
rpclodious successes. Verona troupe OF
women cyclists. Master Willis comes as
an added feature
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

crrinc way through tbc situations oE
comedy to II finale that is delightful,
Mr.. Kelly viii be seen IN the role OF
Sir Christopher, and il is part that
IS filled 10 TIE brjm with opportunities.
Miss Dallas viii play Lady .lcssica, and
the other members Of the William j,
Kelly company aIp we'll east,
already attracted good deal of attcn-
ton. and Manager kctcham of the
Colonial reports very heavy advance
sale for tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

William l.. Coos. who vas postmaster
at Neihsrt Mont. writes; "r recon-
ment Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
20 all ny peoole, aud thev are never
disappointed with il Foiey's Honey
and Tar Compound for coughs and colds
gives the best possible results. F."
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
RICH WOMEN ARE ANGEL,
Multimillionaires' Wives Back Play
MAY MEAN NEW THEATE'
Wealthy Patronesses Give Money and Loan
nture to Help Miss Annie Russell Revive
Old English Comedies
BB VaHderkeyden Fgles

New York NOV. 20, 1917
SHE sToOFS TO CONQUER a
comedy In four acts. BY oliver Gold
smith. trhirty- -nIuth Street thoaLcr,J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

TT rs rather unusual 10 SEQ graphic
ally represented on the stage of
theater a real circus, with real
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

DELLA DONNA'-A dra matizutiop in
-four acts by James Bernard Fazan.
of The novel by Robert Hichens. (En-
Dirc thnator.l
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