The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-26

II In said that the musical play. The
| Red Widow In which Raymond Hitch
cock will appear In at the Salt Lake
theater next Thursday, affords the popu-
lar comedian more scope for his quaint
humor OF fun making than any vehicle
that he has been provided with during
his theatrical career Cicero Hannibal
Butts (Raymond Hitchcock becomes In
volved in dyna mite plots through his in
| fatuation for Anna Fayara. a beautiful
young woman whom he meets In Lon
don and Journeys with her 10 Russia.
She Is n nihilist and known to the secret
police rs THE Red Widow" When once
in Russia complications ensue so rapidly
that there Is no space here 10 tell OF the
awful things that befaD him before he
Is able TO escape and return 10 America
The ensembles and dramatic climaxes re-
qure the services OF n large COMPANY
The part OF tho Red Widow will be played
by F1ora Eabclle.
The final OF 3 series Of three relay
races OF six miles each, between Harvey
Wilcox and LLOYD Thomas on bicycles
against Willie Shatz. Fcnton Hardy and
James Hardy on roller skates will b.
run this evening at the Auditorium roller
skating ink Incidentally. this even
Ing marks the close OF the local roller
skating season, one that has been most
successful under the management OF
George Derr. Tonlght's race bids fair
TO be one OF the most exciting ever run
mere. Inc bicycle rl1er5 won the nTst
hest Tuesday night and on Thursday
night the boys on the little wheels were
victorious and the race tonight will snt-
tie tho controversy between them.
Saturday always is a big dav at the
Empress. but the advance sale for to-
day would indicate that the total would
break all records, for that day. There
the Sullivan e Considine house Easily
one OF the biggest and most expensive
attra actions which have appeared in local
vaudeville theaters is the Ronany Opera
company. the headline attraction at the
Empress. In the company are num-
Der OF high-priced singers. who render
REPEATEDLY encored at each performance
The Battle OF Bay Rum" Is one OF the
funniest sketches that has appeared at
the Empress In weeks The scene is laid
on the deck Of a battleshIp and the lires
are good for sixty laughs per minute
Thursdays matinee was the biggest
durlns the entire run at the Colonisl
be sorry 10 see the week end. for "St
Elmo" has certain charm for not only
ihe audience but the actors as well. Next
week. The Confession Will be presen,
ed for the first time in Salt Lake. seats
are now selling and big week is ex-
pected.
The current weeks bill at the orpheum
Sill be seen for the last time this afte--
noon and evening affordng salt Lakers
the nnal opportunity OF seeing that cley
er pair. Rock and Fulton. who after
next weeks engagement az Denver. for
sake vaudeville TO enter upon a three
years engagement as musical comedv
stars on the Pacific coast Cornmenc-
!nR tomorrow afternoon the new biIi Will
be topped by The Four Huutings. a clnv-
or quartstte of vaudeville ravo-itrs wbo
this season are presenting a laushabie
comedy entitled The TrIumsr
Trimmed" The balance OF the new
bill n said 10 be well UP 10 tn. high
GLASS standard set al the Salt Lake home
OF advanced vaudeville.
powerful two-reel romance q, thu ,
Kentucky mountains. Held FOR Ran
SOM" r. the special attraction AZ the |
Aehesy today The play Is hy the gs.
iancs company. which so sucnc..r,ff,
produced The Man From Outside. s,i
other notable successes II is drama
~ the ultra-romant;c tJpe f.aiu-i,@
Irving Cummings as the nountain -
ciurs ~ho ahfucts the rt~h r,.,, |
iargatsr and holds her for rans,-n ~
~ the father restores the p-op.r-v y. !
obtained b. fraud from IN. Young mar
,s'h~- The Legendary sp7a-1-ion on ~.
iArnl~i mountain peak Is vi,7djr