The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-27

The second week OF stock at the Utah
theater has begun under most favorable
conditions with the prescnta ton of Her
man mar Bahr,s scintillating. comedy drama,
smoothly in the big production, which,
from scenic and artistic sta andpoint, is
one OF the greatest achievements for 10
cal ssst~ stock IN many ,,, years; The Jump from
Third Floor Back to Ditrichstein's ver-
sion OF the famous German comedy is
proving as amazing as IL is delightful.
showing. as 1t does. the versatility and
artistry Of the big company, Mr.. lyman
in the difficult role OF Ga rbor Arany. the
musical genius" leaves no doubt as TO
the truthfuness Of advance notices con-
corning his scholarly attainments The
cooling system Of the new theater is
working splendidly and makes the place
delightful for an evenings entertainment,
Today, as does every Tuesday, marks
the closing. performances of the largest
and one OF the best bills that has ever
held forth at the popular vaudeville thea
ter teTsd the s,a dp "a have
greatest German comedians on the
vaudeville stage. AL Lewis. appearing
with h, the New York York COMPANY In the big
many thousands have also been delighted
with the entertaining material unraveled
by the peerless vaudeville performers,
Kcnney and Hollis. The bill. taken as
throughout, and while the future has
many gorgeous productions In store for
those who frequent Salt Lakes leading
place of amusement II can hardly be ex-
distinct novelties as does the present bill,
closing today.
AS long as the romances Of other DAYS
endure on the American stage. "Old
Heidelberg will head the list of those
plays that have come down through the
seasons. growing. dearer to playgoers
with each successive production. At the
Colonial this week William ]. Kelly has
revived the play IN splendid form, and
the production ranks scenically and ar
IN with a. anything s Prince Mr Ks Na4 tSs sSs
star is at his best. and the piece IS beau
tifully costumed. For Friday afternoon
the Colonial's !nanagement has an
nee performance of "Old Heidelberg"
With a list OF exclusive pictures Sc
cured for the week that Will constitute
movies" m seen here this spring, the Rex
Is preparing for a record week Begin
ming today the bill will consist Of ''In the
fiim that is just from the studios OF that
famoEg company s,or and II edition the
will be presented. :
young Ncutenant's adventures after he
is detailed to intercept dispatches being
sent by wire from General Lee Of the
confederate army to one Of his division
commanders.
For Thursday and Friday of this week
the Rex announces two very unusual fea-
tures One is the first of the Balkan
war pktures to be received in this coun
try and the other Is the three-reel hlm
of moving pictures actually taken In the
Garden OF Allah and presented under the
title, "The Trip to the Garden Of Allah.
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1.-The Sea Dog" a strong dramatic sub
1ect in two parts. by the Broncho com
pany. will be the special feature at the
Meiesy today. The retired sea captain
and his little grandson become fast
friends, but the boys father, minister,
| objects, owing to the manners and Ian
euaRe OF the old man, and deeply hurt.
he goes away to learn etiquette: Dur.
! Mines for him and finally becomes vio-
| ientIy III, calling for his granddad in his
deiirium. To save the child's life. the
| old man ia sent for and a dramatic scene
OF pathetic tenderness takes place as the
| little one has his wandering mind re-
stored A splendid picture, The Horse
| snow" with scenes laid IN Washington.
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