The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-04

TIHS afternoon and tonight sec the
close o. co-ls.ne good bill at the
Orphcuni which carries 4 complete little
opera In California" which IS presented
10y turcru, company 0: fifteen people.
and a number o! olhsr acts affording
variety 10 suit al tastcs from monologue
TO broad oomcd.', a mysterious dos TO a
hish-c,ass yIoIInIste and clever juggler
wors Commencing tomorrow afternoon
tic new bill Nil! bc topped by Ethel
Green, billed as "Yaudcvillc's dalntIest
Two big weeks arc in store for the
Colons! end the William !. Kelly COM
p;any !;anyg al That house = present indica
closes With toulsh;'s performance. and
beginning SUNDAY evening Mr.. Kelly Will
present Mr.. Danes Defense for the
iirst lime locally at popular prices. The
Arthur Jones. author or "Tae Liars" In
which Mr. Kelly opened his engagement
al the Colonial Following Mrs Danes
Defense Will come Get Rich Quick
Wal!ug!ord.' tickets for which are now
on sale at the Colonial.
W:th a house well warmed and filled to
capacity, the Garrlck thcater last night
tOpS OF u merry appearance, LOT every
ono present seemed 20 hugely enjoy the
funny antics Of the German" comedians.
little Bud Duncan and Lew Dunbar.
which. By comparing the two FOR size,
'The Frolics OF 1919 was given rs last
per!orma nee. and tho chorus girls con-
test added 70 the interest o: the even
ing. Beginning today's matinee the Al
len Curtis company VIII present the most
laughablo OF them all. "Pccli's Bad Boy"
The matinee vii, begin q $50 and all
seats will be sold at the fiat price of 10
cents.
Il the Empress bills are always as good
az the one holding the boa rds the pres
ent week and which opened on Wcdnes-
day last. there can be no question but
that the present season will establish
new record for receipts. Ever alert TO
securing the best, rega rdlcss OF salary,
the Sullivan G. Consdlnc interests have
given to Salt LakcrS on this weeks pro-
Sra mme an act that boasts OF being the
best when II comes 20 heavyweight Jug
Cling and presenting hair-rasns stunts.
Pau! Spadoni is the one man IN the world
who IS able to completely take your
daredevil manner OF Juggling cannon
balls and other heavy things. The regu-
lar ladies' and chIldren's matinee will be
held today.
broadway Jones" which closes its
engagement at t0c Salt Lake theater this
afternoon and tonight, has proved 60 he
IN me oiSseSt success nsniay ID many years and
Cohans latest play IS a complete knock
out. Il is the one play OF tie season TO
receive the universal press Endorsements
In New York, and Adolph Klauber In the
New York Times says broadway Jones'
is "a Veritable gem" The appeal In
Broadway Jones' IS it's cleanliness Mr.
Conan has taken simple home life ideas
and constructed an ingenious play alb
solutely free from any suggestion of
but so full OF real hearty fun
that the audiences who view II are Kept
first 10 the fra! curtain. The Ameri-
can stage has rarely seen a play that
equals Broadway Jones"
London and New York, "A Butterfly On
the Wheel, VIII have it's first presenta-
,Icn here next Monday. when II will be
seen at the Salt Lake theatcr, being in
together by Lewis Waller. the English
lc.or-Tnanase-. who came to tois country
last fall 10 appear in ''The Garden OF
Alleh' and later branched out as a pro
played in "A Butterfly On the Wheel"
when 1t was seen in London. He was
dubious as 10 It's success In this coun-
try until the opening night, when all
the reception accorded not only the COM
pan% but every act OF the play,
Pictures OF Pope Plus X. and the vst.can
vii. be shown at the Rex theatcr fo,. the
as: time today, The opportunity 10 sec
the vatican il rarely given and to secure
this picture was By no means an easy
matter, -Four other splendid subjects
VIII also Oe shown: Aunt Dlnah's
olo;," by Ncstor. 1.-THE Big Chief" and
Tie. Professors Dilemma are three
,orEirs comedies, - Business Mans
W!,e' Is stow OF real life In all. it
IS very we'll lbalanced bill For three
laws. Starting Sunday. THE Long
Strike, play, that Will appeal 10 all,
MI be the feature.
II FROM
CERTAIN DEATH