The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

a CTS OF such importance in high
~ clnss vaudeville circles that
~ they have been listed with the
very best ever sent out on tour
make up the bill al the Empress
thcatcr this week. That Mammoth me.
lodious masterpiece known as "Fu-
jiYama,' with Ada Mitchell and John
b. Wilson as the stars, and company
Of ten singing and dancing girls, is
the headline attraction OF what IS an
all star bill. This big act is presented
bv George Choos. and the most careful
attention has been given every detail
The first scene shows the deck OF the
steamer Golden Cato, the second a
Japanese flower garden with Mount
Fuiiyama, after which this lu1uriant
japanese comic operetta was named,
in the distance. Tho action OF the
play. which is replete with humorous
situations, reveals pretty little ro-
nance begun on board the shin and
ending only in japan, the home OF
cherry blossoms. The lyrics are ex-
eeptionally well written and include
some bewitchipg melodies.
II is necessary, where 80 much music
prevails. TO have a thrilling novelty
act of the kind that carries with IL the
breath OF the audience. This week
Lima Painter does that very thing in
the "queen of the wire and the name
certainly belongs 20 her.
Two youths. undoubtedly Just enter
ing their teens. have delighted and
amazed Empress patrons with their
marvellous work on the violin and
piuno The Youngest one handles the
violin n n he were past master,
while his partner does equally as well
in his renditions on the piano. Their
repertoire consists Of classics and rag
time.
Again can sullivan Cousidiuo
boas, OF an act entirely new aud being
presented for tho FIRST time on the
American stage. playing exclusively
the sullivan & Considinc circuit Of
fhcatcrs. This time il l. Mile. La DcO.
dina. the most beautiful woman who
ever has graced the American vaudc
vile stage. In her act she presents a
number OF poses. made lifclike and all
the more beautiful because Of the col
otiug produced by light effects. Mile.
Bso.lima has been the envy OF all the
women who have seen her. both in
America and in Europe She is unable
ip speak n word Of English
Two separate acts have for their aim
QUO and tho same thiug-to make you
laugh The first one j. called 'The
Green Mouse. 4 breezy little comedy
rlnvlet of married lie. presented by
Hobert Rogers and Louise Nackiutc~h.
IL b. full of life and ginger, and
not dull moment D. experienced from
beginning iu the end. The second
comedy Is called The Messenger Boy
ard tho Lady This too, j. eEeruciat-
inaiy funny.
number Of unusually interesting
fesfur.~ il the world al news are shown
iu mos inc pictures. PERHAPS the most
interesting one b, shat n President
Taft shov'u standing on Amt Della :
ster. ,lcliSerin, n sucoch on the ami.
rcrs-rv of his hftv,ffth wear
Fur fhc rcr proVr1murr. which goes
,rto effect hepinuiug with The usual
Wrdrcsipv matinee n thoroughly good
bin has tesu ur1yidcl consisting ~
rrsic. riirth ard novelty enough -
riea.c the ucst critical theatergocrs,
Hcrc b. the lineup. Anoihsr 'mporta-
-,o~ Frofn Europe this ti-ne 'hc -Four
Tadcllp Carniurcs ~ tie grcd' iaurh
he ~ the season: lnWe- ReVuolds. 'hc
is,isl humori-' and slrrinC comedian,
p-ith . -ew lin" - '0k-s ard wiftv
spviny<. Bod ard Nellie Vrim two o.
smariea foremost iuvcuil, starr ~ "A
sing'u~ ipnciur EVIL cross conversation
enrl Which sh""li uTnvc vcrv ir's-s--
ius- Poll and Nave. Frsiorc. + Albert
ifrH ard eomu,uv sud 30" r~.-Elv Fe-
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