The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-20

the piece. but each is portrayed in a
manner true to life. II is sublime IN
conception and rendition and is sure TO
make AN Impression on local playgoers
that will be lasting and profitable.
To five men Is tho amusement world
indebted for the production Of Every
woman, the inspiring dramatic spec
tscle which Henry w. Savage viii offer
at the Salt Lake theater all next week.
With mattnees Wednesday. Friday and
labored long and earnestly IN its behalf.
each one contributing his own por-
ton. First OF ALL OF course, the author.
Walter Browne. a New York newspaper
man, soldier OF fortune who had looked
upon the seamy side OF life In many
lands and under diverse circumstances.
died on the morning of the day OF the
first performance. Henry w. Savage was
the producer. Other managers had read
the manuscript and had handed II back.
but Mr.. Savage scented its value and
spared no expense in making the produc-
ton complete. George Marion. the stage
director; Walter Burridge. who painted
the scenery, and Hy Mayer. the famous
carioonist and magazine illustrator who
designed the striking costumes worn 10y
the thirty-seven speaking characters,
complete the quintettc.
Pattee's Diving Girls and the balance
Of the bill that has proven so popular
with Empress patrons the past six days
three performances that are given DALI
at that vaudeville theater tonight To
say that the bill is not full of novelty
and variety and one OF the best to put
In an appearance locally. would be doing
the Sullivan & Considne booking agents
who sent the bill to Salt Lake, an inius-
be found: Pattee's Diving Venuses: Nell
Mckinley. tine clever comedian; Stlth
and GARNER. marvellous spipners. bal
snceTs and ma1pula tors, the Three
| in The Section Boss: Paddock and
Paddock wooden shoe dancers, and the
| pictorial review.
Fulfilling all the promises made for
| her before her arrival and scoring an
| instant hit with her Initial characteriza-
| tion at the Colonial, Florence Rockwell,
Mr., Kelly's new leading woman for his
season OF summer stock. bids fair TO be-
| come popular with Salt Lake theater go
srs: To- Jump from Shakespeare. with
Lutte Sedalne. THE Girl From Rector's." +"
shows much versatility. Miss Rockwell
| is the beautiful, dashIng. frivolous Lutte
| TO the life. and supports Mr.. Kelly In a
way that greatly enhances the pleasure
OF the stars personal efforts
With a domestic and love tragedy as
| the headline feature Of the bill, support
ed by a western drama and a comedy
| OF unusual excellence, the management
| OF the Rex announces a programme of
day that promises TO prove one. OF the
features of the month at that house
| within the Limit OF the Law is a
/ new Eclair film. In which a noted sur
geon who is infatuated with beautiful
| model. performs an unnecessary opera
| tion on wealthy patient in order that
he may. meet the girls exorbitant de-
mands for money
The patient dies and the climax comes
when the dead mans son rushes onto
the stage OF convention hall where the
| surgeon is speaking and publicly. de-
| nounces him as a murderer The story
ends with his suicide.
The other features OF the bill will be
an imp comedy entitled The Whole
sbe1Ifr.s sgbefhi qnd Rils,a Frontier story The
| Another feature of today's bill will be
the comedy. The Maid and the Milk
| man." This will be followed by the
| River Rhine. scenic film taken In Ger
| many.
sensational civil war drama. with
many touches OF humor to relieve the
| tense dramatic situations, will be fea-
| tured at the Mehesy today. "A Black
Conspiracy, tells the story OF a proud
! from her lover because OF his sympathy
| with the north, the first scene opening
| on the agitation just preceding the Sc
| cession Of the south. The young man
becomes an officer In the union army.
Magnificent battle scenes. correct in
every detail, are wildly portrayed. After
| the war. through the plotting and
| scheming OF the old negro couple. the
young lovers are brought together. 4
highly interesting picture is electrical
| cal experiments by famous Inventors.
| Funnicus Is Tired of Life" Il a laugh
able farce, depicting an artists futile at
tempts at suicide