The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-12

Since the opening night OF Salvation
Nell' by the Garrick players at the Salt
Lake thcater. patronage has increased
nightly, and with the weekend now In
view seat reservations for the remainder
OF the week presage the establishment
of record for patronage of local stock
production, at the same time establish
ing a new quality standard for stock
production In Salt Lake, In Salvation
Nell" there Is no discussion Of any
psychological question other than the pro-
pounding OF the fact that often from the
lowest and most unlikely sources of life
truth and beauty can spring.
Harry Beresford, supported by an eX-
cellent company. is presenting In Old
New York at the Orpheum this week
to appreciative audiences This clever
character actor has many friends all over
the country who remember him when ne
starred In 1.-The Professors Love Story,
THE Woman Hater, "The Wrong Mr..
Wright" end other comedies
Comment among Empress patrons who
have seen the new bill at that house
which opened Wednesday. afternoon is
as Of one opinion-that the programme
offers more real variety and entertain
ment than any bill that has been pre-
scented at that house since its opening.
Edward Davis's Offering, The 1 Picture ;S rs-s OF
| Brady and Mahoney. the Three keltons'
Gertrude Holmes and Robert Buchanan.
and Cadieux. the daring tight-wire ar
tist. all together make up one Of the
most pleasing vaudeville bills Of the
! season.
Max Fignan, who makes his first ap-
pearance with the Garrick company Sun
1oi 1oiinr g's"' every y: minute Of his time to re-
hearsng the Garrlek player, I,,ldn In TIER psrr
kins In Edith ElIss splendid little con-, ,
edy-drama Every stick Of scenery used
| in the production will be newly painted
under the personal direction of Mr.. FIG
man The Gerrlck box office opened
Thursday for the advance sale OF seats
for 'Mery James Pa
I The Clarence Bennett company VIII
present "The Squaw Man" at the Colo
NAL for four days. starting SUNDAY nigh..
with a matinee "Wednesday, Ims play
pen OF Edwin Milton Royle, and hes the
distinction OF being All international sue
cess Seats for the engagement 40 on
sale this morning,
The announcement OF Manager Pyper
Of the Salt Lake theater that he has Sc
cured Blanche Bates IN Noooq% We f,r
three nights and matinee. beginning
Thursday night, April IS, should awaken
interest among local plMaTgoGpsst Mts pst.s's rs nor
travail of the title role OF "Nobody's WIG
ov" equals the best work che mas ever
| done. She will be supported by the saIne
COMPANY that played in the original New
York production.
One Of the real novelties Of the present
asesnn viii be seen at the Colonial theafer
beginning Ap. ,s trt When the Sn 5an04s purSar nas
ui"I ILyt,nmscolor' will be shown. Kine-
macolor m pictures are entirely distinct from
the ordinary black and white pictures ,itno
as has been said. ''they are ,th me ,htms has
| Itsef as nearly as can be wifnour ne
| inS" irse"i The pictures will be shown for
ten days. afternoon and evening. =
comnIete orchestra end a special lectnVel
viii he employed at each performance
lame Shoulder is nearly always due
.o rbcumatism Of tho muscles, ano
quickly Yields to the free application