The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28

Those playGoers vino remember the
good things OF vaudeville long after they
have departed Will need but Iittle TO re-
mind tncm OF that sketch which APP
rcared here two seasons ago under the
management of Edward Dsyis and in
which Mr Davis and his wife. Reia
DAVIS. themselves appcarcd-Oscnr
Wildc's famous satire, "'rhe Picture uf
Dorian Gray Since his last appeaiance
here Mr. Davis has been constantly work.
ing another sketch He accepted a hook
Ing TO present the sketch on tho Sull-
van Considine circuit at The beginning
Of the present season. II has proved 10
he one OF the most artistic and enter
tanning pIaylets PLAYING ine cir
cult and is offered under the title. IAN
Rivers Meet The Sea" II is the nesd-
liner on the ncw Empress bill which
opens this afternoon
The novelty end OF the bill viii bc in
the hands Of the three TraviIa broCn-
crs, who. with their educated divin;, seal
have Just returned from a successful
European tour Tho brothers are all ex-
pert swimmers and divers and their en-
tire act Is IL swimming and diving exhibi-
tion in which the trained seal partici-
The stage and flied with water. Ono Of
the novel pictures presented Is that Of
the three men seated AT a tnble 6vc feet
under water. Tho seal likewise takes
a seat at the table and oil four cat ''da
banan'.'
The FernanGcz-A May duo Will open tho
programme, Introducing May Fernandez
whose voice Is said 10 have a range Of
tour octaNcs. z. Il. Raymond Is billed
as "a Silvcr-Noiccd Phenomenon Wal
Irlr rrcl ,,ifp lao.
Dispensers of Mirth and Muddlers OF
Magic"
Marie Flhsihbons is a viyacious. good
looking oTnedienne. who il, making her
FIRST stand in Salt Lake. though she Is a
lavorte of long atandlng in other cities
She has a new repertoire of songs and
Ned tCork) Norton comes as something
different in the way of n black -faced
comedian. Tho new bill begins this af-
tsrnoou,
May Robson will appear in 1.-THE Re
IuveDatlon OF Aunt Mary" this afternoon
She win present "A Night our again
tomorrow. night, and Saturday afternoon
and evening. She will repeat '"Thc Re- :
lUvenation OF Aunt Mary" Friday night
the type OF character presented by Miss
Robson In both plays is that of u very
lnyablc bat eccentric woman whose gcu-
erous nature and quaint characteristics
involve her in many funny complications
From cnurch and concert singer at Is
10 light opera prima donna nj q single
bound, with grand opera the goal. is some
thing OF the experience OF Miss Alma
Yo,rliu. dramatic soprano Mt the Orpheum
this week, The last time Miss Youlin
appeared here was as the primo donna
OF '''The Midnight Sons I'm which she
played the part created by Blanche Ring.
AT the conclusion Of her present flyer in
vaudeville. sho VIII head a new opcrctta
now being written for her.
The Garrjck players are making OF Sir
Gilbert Parkor's story nf the Canadian
northwest THE Right OF Way" one of
the most attractive offerings OF the Gar
rick present season, This is Mr.. Dur
bin;s last week with the Giarriclc company
as leading man, and the role Of Charley
steele, the brilliant, cynical young attor-
ney. is fitting part from which 10 bid
his farewell to- his many local admirers.
There VIII be Il matinee of The Right
OF Way" at the Garrick tomorrow after
noon.
Adeline Dunlap. who plays the title role
Of Henry w. Savage's production of Ma