The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-31


The ruin and devastation In Omaha
caused by the greatest cyclone this coun-
try ever experienced has been clearly
photographed and is now being snoWn
in motion pictures Tor the hnn,er nagst '''' This
film was made by the EssanaY ManulhG-
turing company OF Chicago the day ioi.
lowing the terrible catastrophe an9 -
conv was Immediately forwarded TO Salt
lake II was exhibited Tor the ilrst
time Yesterday. The photography ls eN-
ceptionally clear and many S!9se.up
views OF the ruins togetner VIZ w5.n the
direction of Mayor Dahlmann are clearly
Houses unroofed. one house turned
completely upside down; up.oo'.eu .,o'stad mo
an Ind{stinguishable mass, automobiles
hanging on end from the tops OF Tees
and the destruction OF the lllnols Cen
trail bridge over the Missouri river are
among the many scenes which are clear
lv depicted This picture OF the Oma ma
disaster with four other pictures VIII
be shown at the Liberty today only
The Thanhauser company presents at
the Mehesy today q beautiful story fusl
OF pathos. Little Leland Benham taxes
the leading part In The Heart % OF a a
sketch full OF gripping situations depict
Ing the power Of men having pohtlcai IN
nuence Jack Kerr!San and the other
popular American leads appear IN an
unusual love story entitled Cupid Never
Ages
Today's most important move for the
flood sufferers will he the big beneht
performances at the Rex theater, on
State street. near Broadway. The man
agement OF the house has offered to
| turn over 80 per cent of the entire re-
ceipts OF the day to the relief fund and
the Ohio society and other organiza- /
| tions have sanctioned the bene1t strong
| ly special bin OF motion pictures
has been arranged for all shows this
of the theater has donated its services
| In order that the event may draw the
greatest possible number of people
A parade has been arranged for the
noon hour today. headed by a band,
and for the shows this afternoon and
| tonight "The stolen Papers" a Sher-
lock Holmes eiS st0ry and aPS two sse otaeF ho
and THE satchel Came" will be run;
A special musical programme is listed
and the Animated Weekly Will be on
| the bill,
This evenings session at the Audi
| torium rink bids fair TO be one OF the
most interesting OF the season; Mana
| gramme for the occasion. including an
Australian pursuit race IN which nearly
score OF speedy roller skaters will De
gross receipts tonight will be given tc
the relief fund for the food sufferers
and donations will be accepted at the
box office. Every day this week there
will be a school matinee for children
with a musical programme and other
| attra ctivc features.
4 peep at the Empress stage this week
will reveal the presence OF a CARLOAD
Of the most perfect stage mechanism
ever brought TO Salt Lake. BY this
mechanism II Is possible 10 see three rea
1fyrz IA oh fhn a n
a gait that Is derlng, The land
scape view passes by, adding realism
10 this most wonderfully staged and SEN
| satlonal racing playlet ever presented
on any vaudeville stage. There remains
only today and Tuesday In which 10 wit
ness this clever arrangement and bill
of six additional features that are among
the best TO be presented in vaudeville al
any price OF admission. For those who
love the aeriallst VINO works high up ir
the fly gallery on the trapeZe, doing
triple somersaults and hand catching
will find special delight in the hazardous
offering of the -Four Lukens