The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-13

with their songs. Then dissatisfaction
is expressed by someone and the fore
man turns savagely to the man who is
holding them with his one vote for
acquittal. Then the real acting begins,
When the guilty juryman receives a
message telling Of has wifc's death and
confesses the murder to his compan-
told that his secret is safe the tension
reaches o high pitch. The relief at
the decision Of the eleven jurors is
expressed by generous applause.
Fox and Ward. who claim to be tho
record vaudeville team of the world.
general clean minstrelsy to satisfy all
present FOX and Wards Dream" is an
evidence OF tho originality OF the COM
eedians who never cause an audience TO
The Five Musical Lunds, with their
variety OF musical instruments, are popu-
lar with the audience. They play classi
cal selections from Wagner and Liszt
to popular songs. ending the act with
"Lunds March," during which FIVE
American flags are automatically un-
AL Wallace and Murray Mack sing
old-time melodies pleasnely and are
warmly applauded. Their comparison of
some OF the light modern songs with the
sweet and sedate airs OF few genera
meets with the approval of all.
The Three Hedders are graceful and
give some exhibitions of skill and
strength, with q few clever tricks. that
win them much favor with the specta-
tors.
Jack Ranahan, who is on the pro-
gramme as a little lad of transcendent
talent, amuses the audience with his
clever mimicry and Jokes and songs
The show will be offered in the En-
press until Wednesday OF next week.
with matinee and two evening per
formances each day.
Louise Galloway, OF the Galloway
Kaufman company. presenting Edgar
tie Mother" at the Orpheum this week.
Is best known for her many successes
with Charles Frohman,, the Shuberts and
other prominent producing managers.
Little Mother is similar to "The Coun-
try Boy" in which he appeared for a. sea-
son with success The supporting com
pany, all women, Is evenly balanced, az
fording twenty minutes OF entertaining
and absorbing acting that carries a moral
and generally secures well-merited cur
tain recalls.
Wives who possess husbands who
think they are geniuses will find plenty
of food for thought in THE Concert. >"
the comedy that David Belasco presents
at the Salt Lake theater for four per-
formances, beginning February 20 The
story of this play is built around tenn
perameptal musical genius who loves
his own wife, but when he sees pret-
ty face sometimes forgets that she ex-
lists.
Joseph N. webers merry musical inn
will open for three nights at the Salt
Lake theater tonight Tho piece is said
to be one OF the most exquisite musical
,,an1n lac q Of hD
humming and whistling kind. The book
is bv Paul Herve. the music is by Jean
Briquct. and the English translation was
made by Geprge y Hobart; an NJ eiigrlns rlan
Drew will be seen IN the title role and
Carlton King, the well-known comedian.
plays tho principal comedy role, Among
tho supporting cast. including Charles F.
Orr are a number OF capable Broadway
players.
In the presentation Of Cleopatra" at
the Salt Lake theatcr Monday next mo-
tIon picture patrons VIII have an oppor-
tunity TO see the last great climax OF
effort In such performances. Helen
one OF the greatest artists In the motion
picture field today. and rs the queen
she realizes the tremendous possibilities
and reproduces the vigor and wayward
tragic updercurrcnt in d manner that
sways every audience. Critics have said.
after watching this wonderful work, II
was like rising from seeing and hearing
a great stage performance. Perform
ances will be continuous from to II
p m daily Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday,
This rs regular matinee day at the Co
lonial, and this afternoon William j. keily
and his company Will appear In Dorothy
Vernon of Haddon Hail." in which Mr.,
Kelly and his new leading woman. Edith
Lyle, have scored so great hlt this
week Every member OF the company
ls excellent in the play, and among The
men Arthur Morse Moon. Richard Vivian
and j. Frank Burke are exceptionally
good. Mr.. Moon has won much praise
with his characterization OF Perkins, the
Ioniai Mr.. Kelly Will present The Gir
In the Taxi" and on Monday nights here
after nt the house mems matinces" Will
be given, when all seats will be reduced
IA price TO so and % cents
This afternoon and evening Will DO the
Irst opportunity of seeing "Sheridnn's s
Ride" which has been on exhibition at
tho Rex thcater for the past three days
The inability to supply seats for the
great number OF people who have been
olamoring to get IN Is responsible for It's
reappearnDce again today. "Shcridans s
Ride was produced by the 10l Bison
company at Los Angeles. requiring three
to be the most phenomenal military spec
tacle ever shown on the screen. Three
more amusing and educational films VIII
be run on the same bill.
THE coming attraction for the Garr1ck
will be the Reynolds and Ross players,
who will open an engagement here com
mencing Sunday matinee. February I6
with the four-eet comedy , drama anna me me
~ arJoy of "Cupid and the Dollar"