The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-08

advertisement In ordor 10 comply Win u
strict Interpretation OF the federal news
papor law, In no sense are they paid adver-
tisemonts. They items furnished by tho
II press agents of tho various theatcra.
a big business has prevailed at the
Orpheum all week incident 10 the appear
ance OF Mrs Langtry and company In
Mrs. Justice Drake" together with a
distinctly hilarious and hlgh-class vaude
viii bill, Tonight Will be the last chance
to see the show the town has been talk
popular musical comedy, star, Ralph
| Herr, heads the new bill. Incidentally,
this strong headliner will be guest at
the Press club dinner to be held at
| Hotel Utah tonight and Is scheduled 10
participate in some Of the stunts
With matinee and a night perform
| ance today the Reynolds & Ross play
| ers Will conclude week OF rural COM
edy drama. Lost and Won has been.
If possible. more popular with the audi
Next week this versatile company VIII
| invade the field OF western comedy drama
and the breezy cowboy play. The Boss
OF q Ranch will be the offering
| On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. March 10. II and IL with Wed
nesday matinee. at the Salt Lake theater,
| Chauncey Olcott will sing and make love
| in THE Isle o. Dreams. delghtinG the
| hearts and feasting the eyes OF that vast
| contingent OF feminine Worshipers such
|
present generation.
Tonight at the First NJ. F. church. as
| the fifth attraction Of Fred Graham's
| lyceum series, Governor Herbert S. Had
| ley OF Missouri will be heard In lecture
| dealing with some Of the great political
questions of the nation There has been
| a very heavy demand for seats. Leading
politicians and educators OF the city VIII
attend and indications point to a. ca
pacity house. Governor Hadley will be
;..s., ~ lfxrn .ntv-
ernor William Spry,
During this month Manager Graham
will also present TO Salt Iakers Cap
tain Roald Amundsen. the discoverer Of
Lake theater. March Ia, All extra at
traction OF the lyceum course. The doors
of the Methodist church VIII open to-
night at 7:30, the lecture commencing at
CARRIED in gorgeous ballet skirts,
spangled and brilliant and dazzling In
effect: Nicks Roller Skating Girls at the
Empress are deightIng the largest and
most enthusiastic audiences since the
opening Of the theater; err, The - Siris ,cs,1 are
all manner Of difficult dances in the most
graceful manner. The many Other. good
things which the present weeks bill con-
tains will undoubtedly have the tendency
TO pack the Empress at today's NATL
nee.
lOOdH comes the MlSCDd Cllldl NIOllll
concert. 1t will take place in the Salt
Lake theater tonight. and there is abun-
dant evidence to warrant the conclusion
that nothing finer OF its XII kind WIN S be sup
munity who love the violin:
Elman has given much thought to the
compositions he is to play here tonight
and they have been arranged in a man
uer that will show each one to the best
possible advantage, Experts who have
recently heard the, Russian, assert that
he is a greater artist now than when he
was last IN this country. nearly two years
ago
He has not only had the advantage OF
the time intervening for natural artistic
playing in concert and recital before the
most exacting audiences In the Euro
pean musical centers.
Only a few celebrated yirtuosi have
approached Elman in his ability to inn
press favorably through his own per-
sonal charm, and none, so far as Is
known. has e1celled him He Is the
as an artist entitled to be designated
"great' and from whom 1t is apparent
in advance unusual things may be eX
pectcd.
Elmans programme is one OF eXcep-
tsonaI Interest The compositions Will
appeal to all classes OF musical taste,
Warren Kerrigan. the popular lead OF
young man temporarily afflicted with
blindness in Love Is Bhnd, a romantic
drama staged in gorgeous California
The Thanhouser company is also on
todays programme at the Mehesy in a
comedy drama Of the police. The Ghost
IN Uniform with the Thanhouser Kid
AS the ghost
In "Shlrts and Shocks" a Majestic
farce comedy. the society burglar at a
swell wedding Is held up by the persplr-
ing bridegroom and relieved OF his shirt
and ring.
Features only still prevail at the Rex
is the title Of two-reel Eclajr subject
'The Bugler of Company B is a 10i-
Bison production in two parts This
drama is without doubt the greatest
western play ever produced by these
people-every one knows what that
means, '.The animated weekly" show
ing many views, including scenes OF the
late strife In Mexico will appear on the
same bill.
Those play goers who year or so ago
saw u. NJ. and Joe Holland in the two
principal roles OF "A Social Highway
man" In the eastern cities where the sue
cess ran for a year or more, are evnc-
ing the greatest Interest i'm the forth
coming production OF the play at the
Colonial next week, when William J.
Kelly and his company win make the
first presentation of the drama ever
seen in the intermountain west, With
todays two performances, MY Wife'a
husbands" will close for the current
week at the Colonial.