The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-02

n IA L IL Dhl lHiSS luOhN Ntis w ~
Sf| and with the bill proving
wv moro popular with each per
Torrance, II is safe to say
that today's performance at the EN-
press will draw big. The bill that
opened Wednesday viii servo for the
rest of the week, which closes with the
regular two performances TO be given
on Tuesday night. Wednesday will
again see what the Sullivan G. Considine
booking agents have in store for US, but
by following up the regular course OF
events. especially in the last three
weeks, il is safe bet that the bill Will
be at least up to the standard that has
been set by the kings OF popular-priced
vaudeville, Messrs. Sullivan s. Consi-
dine.
4 visit to the Empress this week will
doubtless provide YOU with more real
laughs than any vaudeville bill that has
appeared in long time. Fred Karno s
comedians, fifteen In number, are pre-
scntlng "The Wow Vows" or night
in London secret society Tho offer
ing provides every opportunity for
Charles Chaplain, who is considered the
best ''souse' actor in the world, to dis,
play his wonderful producing pro-
pensitles. Mr., Chaplain is the stellar
attraction among the company of fifteen
and creates much mcrriment during the
course of his initiation into the secret
order of 1.-The Wow Vows For
those who have never witnessed an in
ltIatioD into the mysteries of secret So
c'etics, this offering will contribute Just
what they have been looking for, Even
The apparatus used 10 torture appli-
cants more than decade ago is very
much in evidence as the inebriate steps
forward to take the oath.
Died is another one of the com.
edles that creates laughs and one in
every line IS the record which this of.
terlng affords those who witness it. II
Is presented by James Rennie, who is
we'll known in Salt Lake theatrical cir.
elcs- He is ably assisted by capable
company.
The three Alex arc trio of gymnasts
that rate among the best to appear in
vaudeville and with a patented appar-
atus they do some wonderful stunts.
displaying great agility and strength.
In their teeth they hold weight OF sev.
eral hundred pounds and as finish spin
like top holding TO . piece Of leather.
Harry Sauhcr is always bright spot
on any vaudeville bill and this week
harry falTly outdoes himself in his ef-
tort to please and 10 respond 90 thc
numerous curtain calls which are given
hin ut every performance. He is a
CHARACTER singer, and represents the
Irish. Italian and Hebrew
Miss lucz Lawson is more than liv.
ing IN To her billing matter, "the dain.
ticst instrWmcnt8list in vaudeville. ~ for
not alone is she n most talented frumnet
Ylrtnoso hHt has charm to 90 with ii.
'Thc Yankee and the Swedc, is =
sketch which serves TO introduce two
FhriChhT Young men, who appear, the
ono IN straight make up while the Other
comes III as o Swede Just arriving
from Minnesota. They offer a preuf
deal Of comedy and have good singing
voices The Swede offers a number Of
Selections IN the tongue of his chosen
nationality, among them "Alexander,s
Ragtime Band. -
.Patho : weekly concludes the bin
Which offers among other things n con.
Iihna,lon CT Mutt and JEFF pictures hy
Bud FISHER: the king of cartoorists.
) ms week Mutt and JeR arc shown on
the ocean steamer having t-oublc with
the waiter.
Wednesday will see the brilliant aev,
bill of s. & 6. varieties headed br
Nick's roller skating girls. six in nun.
Der. and snld to bc most charnirc
se%tette, This oiTerInr has been bcr.
aided fer months from Now York "a e,r
FRANCISCO as orc Of the best acts that
boasts, aud TO nudge fron, /
rress notices and reports Of manaeers
here arc many good things in store for
those, who happen the Empress way ir |
lie fnturc. Among those who viii |
round ont the bill Wednesday are. M.
RE Stoddard. Leonard and Meredith !
Gilbert Losce, Les Adlers, Lola stan
tonne Paulisch and The cpntinuat;on ~
Mutt aud Jeff bv Bud Fisher, included |
= Pathc s animated review
THIS afternoon the Reynolds
Ross players, who arc winnipc
l. deserved popularity at the |
Garrick, open their third wee,
Tith a comedy drama entitled "Los.
md Won -
Tho r!ay tells story of n you7~
lrtist OF wealthy and aristocratic fam
~ who loves and marries farmers
laughter. Her lack of social refinemena
md the constant pressure exercised
lpon him by his family cause him to
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