The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-09

CIGNOR FRANCIS CREATORE and
~ his famous Banda Verdi" COM
posed Of twenty solosts, will be
| the headline attraction of the
most expensive bill ever appear
| ing at the Empress. He will be closely
pressed. when it comes TO popularity, by
| Captain Adrian Anson. called "the grand
old man OF baseball" Slgnor Creatore
has surrounded himself with the finest
Italian American musicians and sooists
nm America trained TO the highest de-
| gree of ensemble perfection, Signor
Creatore and his twenty artists have
just recently concluded a seasons en-
gagement at Hammersteln's New York
theater, whether the famous organization
received fatterlns press reviews. The
appearance at the Empress OF this tall
cnted organization Will he a treat for
Salt Lakes music lovers.
Pop" Anson, as he is familiarly called
is one of the most popular men before
the glaring footights OF vaudeville. THE
grand old man of baseball with fifty
nine years hanging over his head twenty.
seven Of them as captain manager of
the Chicago White SoX, and with his 270
pounds is said to he surprise To even
the most pessimistic persons in the the
itv and cntcrtains with a series OF rem
iniscences OF his baseball career He
reeites "Casey. at the Bat" and con.
the lightness of foot by dancing 10 the
tune OF Turkey In the Straw"
Bessie La Count, said to be a winsome
young woman, will add an unusual splen
dor TO the present weeks bill by offer
ing number OF characterizations and
songs, that are catchy and laugh pro-
vokers.
Jack Ark recent importation from
Paris by the Sullivan & Considlne book
ing department, is styled the peerless
dia bolo manipulation" The artist shows
what practice and human deMterity can
j, X. Emmett and Viola Crane will APP
pear, In a refreshing sketch called "A
a son OF the famous Fritz Emmet Dur
ing the course OF the amusing farce,
Mr. Dmmet sings some OF the yodeling
songs made famous by his illustrloua
father
Bud Snyder. the daring trick cyclist.
will contribute not a little towards fur
nlshing some real thrills on the bicycle
trick blcyclist OF America,
The Gaumont animated review will
close the bill OF varieties that promise
days.
Claude Golden. the Australian poker
sharp at the Orpheum this week, has
an act that makes one gasp at his
cleverness, lie does tricks that have
never before been seen in Salt Lake,
The rapidity with which Golden Skins
over the cards and calls them without
seeing them is something marvellous. At
each performance he destroyes one pack.
He produces the cards with the seal un-
amined the deck he twirls the joker into
the audience. Then, after shuffling
them and tearing them Into, pieces,
produces any card called for. telling how
far from the top the pieces are To-
Gated.
Owing TO the extreme midday neat in
equatorial Africa all the pictures taken
during Paul j. Rainey's now famous eX-
pedition were secured either early in the
morning or late In the afternoon. Dur |
ing the rest of the day II WAS necessary
60 bury the plates and films deep In the !
earth TO protect them from the extreme |
heat, The pictures are shown today, at
and $3.50 p. IN. at the Salt Lake the
eter,
Adams's performance OF Peter Pan"
have been so heavy that Manager Pyper
yesterday wired Miss Adams, asking II
an extra performance OH Friday after
he received telegram from Miss Adams
conscntiDg to the extra matinee, so those |
who are not able 10 get desirable seats /
for the other three performances can
visited by Miss Adams has given her an
ovation and the attendance has been re-
markable. From present indications Salt ;
Lake will keep abreast Of the other cities
ton. The regular boxoffice sale Will
begin this morning at 10 o'clock for all
four performances.
Beginning this afternoon, at the Rex
theater, and continuing through today |
and THURSDAY 1.-THE Half-breed Parson"
will be the chief feature OF the new bill
q half n dozen good things. however. the
Rex has provided for IT'S midwerk at
tendance. and following "I'he EIalf-brccd |