The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-26

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Ever alert TO Tho likes and Az oI,.]
patrons of the Empress lhcn. uishso
the Sullivan x toHsidino ell "a
sullivan d Considine boo, cut. q.
:rem 10 be IA position 10 prSv;i iasai
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lake want, Tor during Tho " I'll
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ing inc Empress boards. caras;.ae T;eel slsJl'
and ihundeIopS applause h,y. ,ngsc|
regular thing AT every ns,, @se I
lncre arc so nlnny rood tbi,o naD,
blll that TO enumsratc then, a,J oa N
many 2ood qualities that each wa 4,
would take ap too much iimc yg'sse|
Lind, the French dancing nbasa sias]
surrounded by gorgeous robas
settings. the richness of .,rh;yuq .ai
dazzling feature. is ~ ibo ua q
dnGeer aas been clscw here wbsrssp spsSs'r| y
appeared u .eusation. and tbe III. ~ J
the town. His act is a spectao,i,sslt islt
and one that is seldom found ;u,4, ~ q
!ar.pTlced Vaudeville houses n, hf'
IS 800 pretentious and in ofroy;nas \ \!
wonder 10 their patrons NJ ~
prices, sullivan g. Cousidipe ha,d pslala wy
heavily with their patrons 0 SR5
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stirring dramatic playlct. for I, oa'| s
with the lives and every J,n a7|
reuces Of New York ea.. "a IA. ws|
playlet is being presented nv bSs' .bs j
actress, Miss Lottie Williams An and y /
icct company Of players. The G sE.,.,
from The pen Of Edmund Day and !. :
on his best efforts, '
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uliy, in fact are highly e6ur,;.% y
such q degree tha, they carry Il. u
Of linquis5s, speaking a number ~ ~ " 7,
cign languages perfectly, are a vsk,'|
acquisition TO any vaudryille =, ii
matte programme. This week's Ems. y
programme provides Queen Nsk
Casper Wcis, the smallest perforr..
the world, and the mappe, n ,as al
they patter, sing and dance i, ,Sa
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Nin Oakland ie another ono n i
pleasing diversions that The lin n
week has 30 offer. Mr.. Oakland !, ,I,'s
from coast 10 coast Is po:.@6ri
contra tenor voice OF unusual el,r,.
Carlton Max and Camille Camers. I,
Ter an act THAT is SCREEN from ths n
ginning. Mr Max is "A dis,iusSN
English ventrilopuist. while Mis- Ts1
erop ranks among Americas lai]
dramatic sopranos. and poussil.
pretty face and wearing some a
gowns adds very materially 10 IN 4
foriug,
Gymnastics that are graceful |, n
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can boast. These artists. Toe 81
Gcrts, 20 tarouah wonderful yas
stunts, and with grace aud eas III
are very unusual Pathe wcetly (
view Of current news events prorils|
it closing feature for TIC bill, aud d
provides pictures Of events of mors u
passing interest. Tho present bill 4
clnSe on Tuesday night.
The new programme opening Weld
dav matinee viii offer ore OF Ii. n
gesg and most prnteniious attrxa1
TO come over the Sullivan Coaai1
circuit this season. John B. Hysq|
"Tbe Macv ModclsH Of Nev Yai|
"Gav White Wax III is said 10 n
musical comedy OF The bright ardbtt.'
kind. having plenty OF pretty Gris Y
sing and dance with dash aud ylH.
The bill will also provide ihs ~
Picchianis, Hsho conc direct frqs 4
New York Hippodvome. They ar
10 be the world 5 greatest cOncllI
and eyrnnasts. Others who Mil 20
Empress audiences during tbe sssks1
Gertrude GeDest. me three LcfslHl
MILF Arnsman. Gaylord ana lieHul 4
tbc ncw Fathc Animated RsWeg.