The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-19

An innovation in specta cular features
will be seen at the Empress this after
noon when the new Sullivan & Consi-
dine bill OF varieties goes into effect fol
another seven days The headline at
traction Will be Frances Clare and her
eight little girl friends, with Guy Raw
son. The offering is billed as the pret-
tlest and daintiest act In vaudeville and
is called Just Kids This delightful
offering has appeared before over the
Sullivan & Considlne circuit. but never
before the local Empress.
An added attraction is the offering OF
Patty Brothers. late of Ringing Broth
ers circus. These artists are returning
for another engagement and since their
last appearance here have added many
new ard novel stunts to their former
seemingly impossible tricks.
Mile. Lucille savoy; STYLED by man,
viii be a pretty feature of the present
art posing and vocal novelty.
The Great Westin. one OF the foremost
lmpersonators Of great men and women
both present and past, promises to be
one OF the big features OF the programme.
His impersonstions are said to be ex-
The Manning Twins are described as
1.-The graceful dolls" and offer a series
of lively specialties. Both are pretty
girls
Two comedy players in the persons of
Charles Deland and Mary Carr and a
selected company Will be seen in The
Fire Escape" Their sketch Is said TO
be UNIQUE In theme.
Pathe's weekly review will be one OF
the pleasing features this week, as the
roster Will contain pictures In animated
form from all parts OF the civilized world
that promise to be OF unusual interest
TO the public in general.
About every third person who visits
the Orpheum this week has an eXplana-
tion for just how Lolo, the Sioux Indian
mystic, does her uncanny stunts How
ever, none OF the theories advanced will
bear analysis. The individual who AYERS
that a code is used is bafTled when III Is
pointed out that half hundred objects
are named without an error at each per-
formance and when IL comes to shoot
Ing with a rifle the blindfoided girl never
ever been presented at the local Orpheum
that has aroused so much heated debate
wherever two or three people get to-
gether.
Never in the history OF stock produc-
ton I'm Salt Lake has play been given
as to costumes as William j Kelly has
produced The Sign of the Cross" at the
Colonial this week The star has out
done all his previous efforts and with
score OF new faces in the company the
piece Is moving along with all the smooth
ness and fnesse that IS supposed 10
come only with weeks OF preparation. For
Thursdays ma tinee very heavy adj
vance seat sale is reported.
The usual popular Wednesday moth
ers' matinee will be held al the Gar
rick theater this afternoon al the ffth
performance OF "The Parish Priest" by
the Reynolds G Ross players.
Willard Wilson, leading man. will ar
rive this afternoon from ST. Louis 10
head the company. MIR. Wilson comes
to Salt Lake with long line OF sue
cesses TO his credit and Will make his
first appearance In this city In 1.-THE
| Countcrfelters," which will begin It's
weeks run next Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Hutchinson will also ar
rive today from the east to take her place
I'm the cast ut the Garrlck Miss Hutch
inson Is well known as an actress of
ingenuc roles and has appeared in some
of the most successful plays OF the past
few seasons,
"Bunty Pulls the Strings Graham
Moffats quaint comedy OF Scotch village
ltfe has been booked for IL weeks run
at the Salt Lake theater commencing
Monday night, March a. An all Scotch
company. which was selected personally
by Graham Mofrat. the author. will in
terpret the play Miss Molly Mcintyre
will be seen in the role of Bunty.
"The Man From Outside" a three