The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-29

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Out Of compliment to Theodore Bendix,
the Well-known composer and opera d.
rector, Ed ]. Fitzpatrick and his or
chestra at the Orpheum will this evening
render n preliminary concert before the
performance On this occasion each Sc
lection rendered will be a composition
by Mr.. Bendix. Tonight is the regular
society night and with the fact that
Willard Mack and Marjorie Rambeau are
headlning a strong bill bumper house
Is already assured. Yesterday morning
Mr.. Bendix listened to the playing of
some twenty local young people with the
object In view OF finding some budding
geniuses, This morning at II o'clock he
will be a the stage door a the Orpheum
to receive such as may care 10 appear
and receive advice as to ther careers,
ton on again al the Empress the pres
ent week besides having every feature
on the programme one OF excellence and
entertainment, The most costly and
ella borate and recognized as the claSSleSt
musical production IN vaudeville holds
first place on the programme and un-
doubtedly also In the minds of the pub
lic who have witnessed performance Of
THE Cavaliers composed of eleven ar
fists recognized the world over for their
skill and talent in the music. The Of
fering affords an inspiration for all who
hear their superb vocal and instrumental
SSI4CllOnS, all oil winch nave De6n Sc
lected with great care and with an eye
to giving the public just what 1t wants
In the musical line. THE Passenger
Wreck affords something entirely DIFF
coupled with exciting and intense dra-
matte situations.
Undoubtedly one Of the art events of
the season will be the forthcoming pro-
duction at the Salt Lake theater next
week OF George Kleine's master photo
drama Quo Vadis." which is hailed as
the greatest achievement YET in motion
pictures, There Will be six evening per-
formences next week, beginning Monday
and seven matinees, that is, one every
afternoon at 2:30 and two on Saturday
at IL and 3 o'clock. which will enable
all the school children to attend with
out conflicting with either their studies
or school hours The sale of seats Is
progressing rapidly. every seat being re-
served. and It would be advisable 10 Sc
cure seats well in advance to insure de-
sirabe sittings
There is treat In store for Salt
Lakers at the Rex today in the flrst ex.
hihition here OF the moving pictures
taken OF the conclave of knights Tenn
Will be run in addition to the regular
bill. which Is headed by the startling
Imp drama, The Thirst for Gold" The
pictures of the Knights Templars' con-
- '.''u eoS u interesting scenes
ana events IN the convention city The
hlrn Will be shown today only, as a new
Dill goes on at tho Rex Saturday.
History leaves US no more vivid ex
ample OF the faithlessness of man than
the love affair OF Louise de la ValIiere
and Louis XIV. king of France. THE
Saprices OF a King" played by the C. G.
p. c. company, and shown at the Me-
hesy today, Is an episode acted by a
cast OF star players In the country in
which the tragedy actually Occurred
The Sacrifice, Pathe drama, beauti-
fully illustrates the depths of a wonlan's
love. When the young wife learned that
blood TRANSMISSION was necessary In or.
der TO save her husbands life, she
promptly volunteered to make the sacri-
tiee paying FOR 1t with her life
"Broncho Billy and the Western C;ir,s -
an Essanay comedy drama is an nm
usually clever story, featuring G. NJ. An
derson.