The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-17

throughout the entlre performance
notable feature being the talking motion
pictures presenting an act called Votes
for Women in which fourteen promi-
nent women in the suffrage cause are
Thomas A. Edison's wonderful invention.
The house opens tomorrow night under
the name Of the Utah theater, with
Brandon lyman and Florence Stone in
the leading roles OF 1.-THE Passing Of the
Third Floor Back
The extent to which the ,paT,eeI, , pos.
we doubt " anyone else ever had the
| experience of the Thanhouser baby. His
mother sent him by parcel post TO his
officials refused to send 'live animals"
through the mails and poor baby was on
| his way to the dead letter office when
Barred From the Mails will be shown
at the Mehesy today. MY Ladys
Boot is a thrilling Majestic romance of
Se sea ws fse 81 Gsns sd
during the civil war. The American
| company presents beautiful drama en-
titled The Angel OF the Canyons"
With his cast complete for the pEoduc-
ton OF THE Girl From Rector's" next
week at the Colonial. William j. Kelly
Is rapidly eompleang IL final p1eparatons
OF stock Sunday night, The arrival OF
Miss Rockwell; the new leading. woman
snselsd ,odav r KslE o1 Se to cal r Frd final
tors" and with the close tonight OF the
double BILL David Garricl." and "A Bit
of Acting" the summer season for Salt
Rockwell expresses herself as delighted
with the list of plays selected for pro-
duction the next few months and the
talented actress is certain TO prove a
great favorltc with Salt Lakers For
tho matinee performance this afternoon
the Colonial is already practically sold
out
A theatrical and musical performance
which might he advertised on circus
lines as a three-ring affair is the dIa-
Henry w Savage Will offer at the Salt
Lake theater the week of May 2G. II
| contains as much drama as the ordinary
| drama. as much opera as the usual opera,
and as much musical comedy as the ma
Jo1ty of musical comedies, Besides;
there are tons and tons OF scenery and
the workshops Of Zimmerman. Paris. and
ali entire symphony orchestra. The com
pany Is one OF the largest which has
| ever been taken on tour. Included in the
musical and dramatic ensembles there
arc over $50 people,
Much entertainment will be afforded
both the children and the Grown-ups
| who visit the Empress theater during
the week That the matinee given to-
day Will be one OF the largest In point
|
| the seat sale indications. Pattee's DIV
ling Girls disport themselves In the large
tank that Is provided on the stage They
| Indulge in numerous dives that TO the
| ordinary onlooker seem hazardous, The
girls are pretty and shapely. Others on
the bill arc Neil Mckinley, who Is heard
| in some catchy jokes, songs and patter;
| Tho Section Boss" an Irish sketch, is
presented by Mr.. and Mrs, cauneld.
While stith and Granler arc marvellous
spInucrs Paddock and Paddock have a
line of patter that is entertaining. The
cyaurnont weekly is Of unusual inter
est.
II you had one guess, how would you
pronounce "NazImova?" Since the ia
nous Russian actress came, TO Salt Lako
there has been considerable speculation
as TO the correct pronunciation or her
name II has been varlously declared to
pe "Nat-zee- -mo-vs,' with the accent on
the second syllable. 'Na-zee-mo-va.
with the accent on the third syllable,
and numerous other ways. In fact. Some
have admitted their ignorance of tho cor,
rect pronunciation, and have sought
counsel Oh the subject. To those who
want 10 know--it Is "Nah-zee- NOVA,
with dhe accent on the second syllable,
That. at least. Is what Madame NaIi-
rnoya,s manager said last night when he
vas asked to solve the riddle. She closes
her agement with the two perform
| ances today,