The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23

| lowing week MT. Mack announces IndI
the William Faversham and Viola AL
leu success. "The Conqucrors," Will be
staged.
TT would be hard indeed to please the
playgoer who cannot find interest
and amusement in the bill that Is
running at the Empress, for In the
group of acts that constitutes the pro-
gramme at that house can be found Just
about every variety OF vaudeville fea
ture that is popular with the pubic
So many different headlineTs have been
picked by the audiences that have seen
the bill since Wednesday that it would
| be difficult TO choose an act and place
IT ut the top with any certainty OF any
one audience accepting 1t as the best
thing on the programme.
| Arturo Balerinl S dogs prove to be
a troupe of trained animals whose
| tricks are new. The act is unquestion-
ably one of the best Of its kind ever
offered locally.
Toxic Kisshe, the Japanese gymnast,
who. after a performance on slack
rope makes q spectacular slide from
| the top of the theater to the stage, Is
another feature of the bill. The slide
| is Il thriller from start to finish. The
rope ls stretched taut from the WIN
dow in the motion picture machine room
at the extreme top Of the dome of the
theater to the floor Of the stage. Toxic
mounts the rope at the stage end with
only japanese umbrella to assist him
In keeping his balance, and slowly
walks over the heads of the audience
until be has reached the top of the
dome. Then with zip, he loosens his
toe hold on the rope and, standing up
right, slides backwards down the steep
ly slanting rope like streak and lands
in the outstretcbcd arms Of a dozen
to catch him,
"The Mayor and the Manicure, ="
George Ade s vaudeville sketch, is pre-
sented by James F. Fulton and Matte
Choate and capable company In a
way that makes it one Of the most en-
Joyable sketch offerings Of the entire
season.
The Delmar Poster Girls-ten pretty
maids headed by Estey Weir and Eddie
cveryone's feet afe going, and what
with now and pretty costumes, pretty
forms and faces. and their new comedy,
the net Is a big success
Jimmy Dcalv and Hattie Barlow have
q melange of comedy and singing that
goes well, and the violin work Of Ray
Eleanor Ball is far above the average.
Barnes and Barron in their laughable
sketch. "After the Reception get of
with a fine line Of Yiddish dialogue,
and the pictures finish up splendid
programme.
For the new bill which begins We'd
nesday afternoon. Willard, "the man
who grows, is announced as tine head
liner. He is the latest Sullivan Consi-
| dine European importation and will be
\ followed by Alma. an English come.
| a md IL
er in their melody interludc, "Twi-
| light in the Studio;' Roach and Ne.
| Curdv AS "Si Ioller and the Counsti.
bic: Landry brothers. athletes
Holmes and Riley, society vocaists. and
Lawton. spectacular iugglcr.
TT HE bill Of popular vaudeville
| which opened at the Colonia
Yesterday is ono of uniform ex
cellence, aud comes mp TO the
programme given last week in every
| respect.
Patrons Of the Colonial will find III,
| atmosphere Of this theater cooled TO .
comfortable degree, AS Manager Cert
ridge has supplied large number OF
electric fans which, in addition to tbt
large exhaust fans that change the all
completely every three minutes, viii
keep the theater at cool and ever
temperature at all times
II Easily the feature of the bill thi.
week is the sensational wire act OF
the three Stuarts. This act is one OF
the best Of its kind ever seen here
Brandon and Taylor offer n novel;,
act Of singing, dancing and rapid cos
tune changes. 4 novelty ig the act al
the Newmans, two Australians. who d,
manv funny stunts on bicycles. TIA,
feature of the act being a boxing con
test on unic-cIra