The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-08

given at the Empress. ''A Might I'm the
Harry Van and company of ten talent
| cd people; Bobby Pandur and brother
the nerculean marvels Floyd Mack
presenting his famous "Hec-Ha Maude'
and a series OF dances; Roublc Sims. tho
comic cartoonjst and comedian; Hobson
and Mabellc. in n singing and dancing
specially: Havcrly and Carter, presenting
monts animated weekly will compose the
bill closing tonight,
With two OF the strongest and most OK
citing films the Ecair people have issued
In many months as the feature on the
programme. the Rex today is announcing
what is almost entirely an "Eclair' bill
The two pictures that headline the pro-
eramme are The Man Who Dared and
'"fhc Stronger and both are stories OF
thc out-of-doors, so popular with Salt
Lakers
are laid I'm the great Canadian North
west. where men know or recognize no
law but the law OF the Northwest mount
ed police. that most famous OF police
orsa nlzations In the world.
The Auditorium roller skating rink will
pc open this evening. Thursday and Sat
urday afternoon and evenings, and also
SUNDAY afternoon and evening, and at
each session there VIII be an entertain-
ing programme. On Thursday night there
VIII WI he another 2ti couple championship race
Shatz and Miss Efhe Chatterton and
Fcnton Hardy. The latter were defeat ed
last week and challenged for another race
AT one mile. which will be run Thurs
day night. Manager .Derr announced a
iiye-mile relay race for Saturday night,
when Wilcox and Young Will ride bicycles
against number ofsspeedy roller skaters
Ihis event VIII, no doubt, prove one Of
the most exciting and interesting Of the
season.
IT is doubtful IL In many seasons any
STOCK company In the west has appeared
IN so pretentious a production as the Co
lonial offers this week In William J.
keHy's presentation Of Romeo and Ju-
net There arc six acts and nineteen
mas staged it most claborately A ca
paclty house greeted the star and his
company Monday evening at the mems
matinee.
Reams OF matter have been written
commencing Barries fairy play, "Petcr
Fan, and Its whimsical fantasy Tic
pay has been one that those II pleased.
~ dld so Immensely and they did not
hesitate to say so Maude Adams feels
that this play has brought her closer
TO her immense following than any other
play that she has ever had During tic
periods when the actress has been devoi-
ing herself to the work, she has been in
receipt of hundreds OF letters from adj
mirers prafstng her portrayal of the hoy
who wouldn't grow UP. 1t Is the letters
which she has had from the children,
however, that nave pleased her the most.
and she has had many or them from
youngsters who wanted to know more
about Peter. and Weudy and Tinker Bell
and all the other delightful fairies OF
Barrles imagination. The actress Is to
be seen In the play at the Salt Lake the
aler next Friday and Saturday. The sale
OF seats opens at the box office tomorrow
--
The American company appears in Il
strong western drama entitled 1.-THE
Renegadc's Heart at the new Mehesy
today, The renegade. whom the sheriff
is seeking. Is saved by young girl. and
promises TO return the kindness Later
through series OF events, he gives his
life for the girl. AT Twelve O'clock" is
Keystone farce comedy. Mabel Is kidd
naped by hcr rejected lover and tied In
front OF an Internal machine which will
explode at II o'clock. The Mutual
Weekly Is a Photographic series OF the
worlds events.
his Office. young chief Of the Hoopa
Indians. Chief Silver Tongue. the noted
Indian tenor. opened his engagement al
the Rex theater Monday and achieved
success that has scarcely been duplicated
In local thcater this season.
Chief Silver Tongue is one OF two In
dians who hold the distinction OF being
the only Indians now before the public
who are rated as real singers. He sang
semi ella ssical and popular songs
Monday at the Rex, and at the evening
from every audience that heard him. Uis
voice is a rich dramatic tenor and 0IiS