The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-31

OCTOBER 81, 1913.
in a local moving picture theater. ih,us ed
going 10 other towns In the sta sr. hie
finally landing in New YORK
act was arranged.
The following thes,rr notices arc n'utH ,,h
| ''aSycrtfsouienp' in order TO comply WIZ.
striot interrrcratIon o. tho new federal ne"s-
psps. law In no .ense they paid adVyr
press sgeuts OF tho various theaters-
The Henry e. Harris estates produc-
t!on OF Edgar selwyn's comedy IN iouf
acts. THE Country Boy" VIII De the ~
traction at the salt Lake theator tontS., " a /.
and tomorrow afternoon and night IL. Ine
play Is an unusual one IN many ,,r epfer-
taIning, The play is said TO be some M tt
out OF the ordinary from tho faoI tnnr r,iv y,
shows that success iB not hee0s'
TO be found in the city. ,ro-ttrp
There arc some extremely lnterestins
problems dealt with In telling this story
william A Brady, Ltd; viii preagidd. panid !.
for the nrst time IN this city the worlu
wide success. Ready Money, for an en-
gngement al the Salt Lake theater. n N9-
venber a-+-5, with Robert Obef' ~ tgna n,,
Young girl who became engaged, mncn
against the wishes OF the rich mother
of the girl and affords lesson In en- en-
courasement that cannot ia,l 10 iiTSe TIC
plny contains four separate and oistincI
love stories, each delightfully."- worked
out and lending the spirit OF romance
TO the comedy.
From artistic, scenic and financial
standpoints no play hae met with greatel
success so far this season at tns W. Ia
,heater than "The SQunw Man. Ed
win Milton Royle's virlle story OF coW-
boys, Indians and Englishmen. Despite
tho fact that IL is now playing the sew.
grip upon local playgoers as OF yore ano
like a thing OF beauty It endureth for
ever Yesterday afternoon a capacity
house witnessed the famous play ana ~
performances.
Little Georgette at tho orpheum. this
week is a whlrlwind rather than dyna'
self with her audiences from the start
and hut for the presence of other mum
bers might hold the stage indefinitely
With all the appeara OF about fifteer
years, she proves q miniature Eva Tan
quay. endowed as she is with lots o
snap and ginger. Georgette Is the young
est OF the five De Wolfes Of musical com
edy fame
A dainty programme of selections or
the harp and violin are presented By
Marie and Helen Hughes. The Bartlettt
pair, Annera and William, are thei'
n lanN rtoI 1, III
ton that is OF the death dcfying hair
raising order. James Brockmann !:
known as Cheyalier OF America, He is Q
this country and his work is Of higi
standard. The De Won Sisters. the Mus
Art Three Marshall Brothers, Harry
Montel, Harry Fisher and company, and
special hrst-run motion pictures. COM
plete the bill
A singing treat and talk fest Is De-
ing offered at the Empress this week by
one Of the best trios in vaudeville. Hurst
lively bit OF patter that Will keep you
smiling for ten minutes and their songs
VIII also lend buoyancy 10 the proceed
ings. There nre many singers Of rag
time, grand opera and popular songs
but mono OF them can sing with the mp
peal and clever ability TO hit the tar
get OF public approval like. this talented
trio. IL YOU have a case Of the blues OF
long standing, don't fnil to pay the En-
press a visit and hear this happy go
lucky trio OF funsters.
Norman Bowen, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
F.. A, Bowen Of this city. won the first
prize OF the voting contest held at the
Rex the past month for The Mos,
Popular Baby In Salt Lake" This was
the announcement made at the Rex last
night sto q capacity house and the first
prize OF s25 was given the little fellow.
lie received 1885 votes Mr. Bowen
tionaI Bank. Waldenar Jones received
Il. 900 votes. giving him tho second prize
Of SIS and Jack Fits received II ,0SC
votes. giving him third prize OF $40,
Fire At Sea-" a drama tic, spectac cula
play In Two parts by the Pathe com
pany, will be featured at the Mehesy
today In connection with the regular pro-
tie OF wits and guns between a band
OF desperate counterfeiters and an inno-
cent young engraver, Is shown in the
t%Gn to,.s snfins9 crane: The Engreysr, The Ac-
sellg comedy based on an actors sue
cessful impersonation. Love" a beau
tilul Pathe romance completes today's
bill.
The Mysteries OF Paris" a photo
drama In five parts, was shown before a
crowded house at the Liberty thea teI
last night The picture represents
10 6eiS .is HidlHer IN "nlch fne lower
classes live In Paris, and embodied in the
plot is tho depletion OF much crime an6S
many thrilling escapes~from death
The story is OF a woman's treaohery
and Of fathers search for a daugnt ef
for period OF more than fifteen years
The pictures are unusually clear and the
scenes selected for the action are espe-
cially good
OFH Time SNres