The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18

Ever alert to give its patrons those at
fractions which In their very nature have
been found to most appeal to variety
seekers among playgoers, Sullivan e. Con-
sidine's booking agents have time and
again gone far aield In their search for
the novel and unusual for Empress au-
dlences.
a year or so ago they found the three
Trayilla Brothers and their trained seal
Instantly the act was engaged for the
circuit and several months ago Salt Lake
was included in the circuit OF S & G.
houses that were given this big feature.
The three men, all Of them expert SWIM
mers and divers, appeared here with their
trained sea Hon and the act headlned one
Of the strongest bills Of the year. AZ
that time the seal nroyed the biggest hit
of the bill and so. insistent has been
the demand all over the Empress circuit
for a return appearance OF the wonder
fu animal and the men With him that
the booking agent has this week started
the organization back over the circuit,
and Salt Lake is one of the first to get
the attraction.
This Is the act that Is TO top the new
programme at the Empress that opens
today. and following oh the bill will come.
among other favorites. Constance Win
dom and her. company OF players pre-
senting IAN Up-to-Date Invention" The
sketch was described by New York and
Chicago critics as one OF the laughing
finds Of the entire season. and the play,
let Is 50 full Of tba snagpy ss a1ogae ndo pd apd
is one of the most successful Of the
younger condolences. has every opportu-
nifty for the exercise Of her versatility,
sters and those grown-ups who love anil
NAL acts VIII be found In the appearance
OF John Whites Comedy Circus. a. fea-
ture Of the bill that Manage Mccoy de-
pends on for a big drawing card
A performer who is making his first trip
west is Hugo Lutgens. a. Swedish dia-
lect comedian, whose work is along new
lines
In veroni Verdi and her little brother
come two of the most talented Italian
musicians of the year locally, The girl
is typical italian beauty and her work
on the violin has brought her to the at
tention Of some Of the finest violinists.
She is rarely gifted and her brother plays
the cello.
Jean De LisIe and Sarah Vernon. two
clever and handsome girls right or
a singing and dancing act that is said
to be immense.
On that morning OF June 25. 1876, when
in the gray of daybreak Custer and his
300 troopers rode down the gap between
the Big Horn river, and its fork; the
Little Big Eorn. and engaged, In battle
states army, Custer and his men were
massacred by the Indians. and
about ten years ago the American stage
was given a new drama named North
ern Lights Willard Mack was the ae-
tor who played the Indian In that pro-
duction for most Of its New York run
and at the Colonial this week Salt LakerS
are having their first opportunity Of see
ing Northern Lights" yet given western
ers and the reproduction Is easily one OF
the most successful OF the Mack Ram
beau season at the Colonial.
Carl Mccullough the versatile Young
singer and impersonator who is scoring
al the orpheum this week was horn in
in Buffalo and at the age OF Is was
graduated from the Masten high school
OF that city with high honors. He then
entered the University OF Buffalo. with
fathers footsteps and becoming a pilYsi-
cian: Then, he appeared In college dra-
matte offering and ne threw up all his
ambitions for a medical career much to
the chagrin Of his family. He claims few
doctors OF hts age are making anything
what he. sets In his weekly envelope.
Beginning today at the Rex pro-
gramme entirely new and Of unusual
merit will mark the new policy Of three
complete changes Of programme a week
feature today VIII be one from the fa-
nous Great Northern studio a three
reel picture. entitled "The Dead Mans
Child" being a vivid dramatization of
powerful story OF persecution and injus-
tice Of a young lady who has fallen heir
to q large fortune. The picture is full
Of thrills and exciting happenings Three
other excellent subjects will also be
shown on the same bill
The Mehcsy theater announces an en-
tra special group Of features second TO
nothing ever shown before In this thea
ter Don't Pinch My Pup" This was
the ultiu;atum which a little Dewsy gave
the police department. not to pinch
his pup. They laughed al him. but made
him glad he sent it. Il is a beautiful
and impressive heart story. IAN Old
Tune" is vet another truly great "l0l"-
Bison feature filled with sentiment re-
Verting TO other days, when the heart
was light and gay. IAN Afflicted Gov
ernor" Is great northern comedy pro-
duction that deals with the trials and
fluctuations OF public man afflicted
through over-eating. and is considered
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