The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-11

CLAYMAN ALrS HOO Loos." a troupe
- OF eleven Arabian acrobats, will top
line the new Empress bill opening today.
In their native costume they will display
their athletic powers in pyramid building
and whiring feats. No one ever saw
poor Arab act. Occasionally a troupe OF
the swift, intrepid whirlwind athletes will
bound across the country, make a big hit
and bound back again, Slaymans Hoo
Loos'' are said to be the best Arabian,
troupe to ever appear in this country.
Second in Importance will be the ia
nous Irish comedy stars. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Murphy, known and loved by al
most every vaudeville goer in America,
Mr. and Mrs, Murphy will on this occa-
sion be seen in their latest laughing sue
cess THE Coal Strike"
The temperance of the great Wag
merriam pianist. Vilmos Westony. will be
for feast In the musical line. Mr. Wes-
tony has appeared over the Sullivan e
Considlne circuit number of times and
each time he has been a bigger success.
comes from the Follies Marique. Paris
with several sparkling songs and sur
prlses Aside from her physical and vo-
cal charms. Miss La Narre has an abun-
dance OF talent and grace and wears gor-
geouS gowns.
Ernest Racket, as 'Eichard earle" in
vaudeville. will also prove one of the
most interesting and entertaining OF the
newcomers. Racket Is a singer and
comedian of the Richard earle type; in
fact. the press Of America SO many times
advertised himself as the Richard
Garlic" Of vaudeville.
Hall and Clark, in feats of strength
and hand hand TO- , hand han balaneng will also
bill. The animated Gaumont weekly will
be the closing feature.
With the news dispatches filed for the
past eight weeks with prevailing runors
of anti-American feeling in Japan on ac-
count OF the anti-allen law passed By
the California legislature there is note
of unusual Interest in the news from the
Rex that, beginning Thursday of this
week at that house. the great Eclair
moving picture drama. THE Sons of a
Soldier will be presented.
War With Japan has been the title
given the film in many sections. as the
story is based on an imaginary war with
that country In 1920 and the sensational
battle views shown arc participated in
by several hundred Japanese, who were
especially secured for the purpose.
Few scenes OF more intense nature
nave been portrayed in stock than that
presented at the Utah theater this week
oy the Utah stock company in the fourth
Leland, a New York crook. is shot to
death by Gordon I.aylocl, western gun
lighter who has -four notches on his
cannon" Richard Vivian as I,aylock
does, a splendid piece of acting. and Mr.
Taylor as Leland also gives a splendid
rendition of his part.
As Dorothy Hollowel in 1.-THE Grain
of Dust" at the Colonial this week. Flor
ence Rockwell. Mr.. kelly's leading
woman, has a role that has been greatly
sought after by most OF the prominent
leading actresses Of the American stage
The play is the dramatizatlon OF David
Graham Phillpss novel. The part OF
rrederiek Norman is played by Mr.
Kelly. For thursdays matinee of "The
Grain OF Dust heavy advance seat
sale is already reported
Willie Howard. who is one of the chief
runmaEers N "The Passing Show of
1912" began life IN n humble way in
New York city. He used 10 pass pro-
gramInes around IN small theaters and he
gained but very modest stipend His
orother Eugene was a choir singer in
New York and was widely known az a
boy soprano In "The Passing Show OF
1872 they give q most vivid Imitation
of David Warf1eld and David Relasco