The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-22

This afternoon and tonight see the
current weeks bin at the orpheum,
ness incident to the appearance Of Lolo.
the Indian mystic, and the other enter
taining acts on the bill, At daybreak
tomorrow morning Nine. Sarah Bern
special train from Los Angeles to enter
upon weeks engagement at the Or
pheum. The opening bill tomorrow af-
ternoon Will be "Lucreoe Borgia," while
Ave other strong vaudeville acts will be
presented, making the event q red letter
week in the annals OF local amusements.
When Mr. Kelly closes his production
OF "The Sign OF the Cross" at the CO.
lonial tonight he will have completed
the presentation of one OF the most pop
ular plays OF his entire engagement In
ization of Marcus Superbus. prefect Of
Rome, to the other extreme. the star
Will appear In the role, Of Kid Burns in
THE Talk OF New York. by George M.
Cohan. This Is the role originally played
by Victor Moore in New York, and Mr.
Kelly will sing four songs during the ac-
ton OF the play.
If you really want to see some sensa-
tional and highly exciting stunts. you
should go to the Empress this week.
feats that have heretofore been thought
impossible. The Fire Escape" present
ed by Charles Deland, Mary Carr and
the Bill. Mile. Savoy offers some novel
ty in her art posing, The Manning
Twins "the acrobatic dancing girls are
q whirlwind of twists and turns. The
ty Frances Clare and Guy Rawson in the
leading parts, assisted by eight little
girls.
The usual Saturday matinee this after
noon and the performance tonight will
mark the close Of the run of ''The Par
lsh Priest. as presented by the Rsy-
ater.. Beginning tomorrow afternoon, the
Garrick players will present "The Coun-
terfeiters. a rural melodrama OF the new
the necessity for doing things in a nat
ural way than indulging In heroics. Will
lard Wilson, the new leading man, will
also make his first appearance In Salt
Lake with 1.-THE Counterfeiters."
Few plays have created such wide
spread interest among Salt Lake. the
atergoers s has Graham Moffat's Scotch
comedy, "Bunty Pulls the Strings" which
Will bo the attraction at the Salt Lake
theater all next week. beginning Monday
heard so much about the play. and every
word of 1t laudatory. The magazines
the weeklies and the eastern press have
fact fact sn "sunty can can safey r be uati Called the m
most-tallsed-of OF play in America, and IT
comes TO Salt Lake City with a record
Oh popularity SUCH as lew pays are dDlc
to bring.
Manager George Derr has an attrac-
tive programme for next week at the
Auditorium roller skating rink. Tuesday
evening there will be a novel race when
Danny Armstrong. mounted on a mo-
torcycle Will try TO outstrlp Fenton
Hardy on roller skates in n mile race
Armstrong has SO equipped his motor
cycle that he can make the sharp turns.
Thursday night there will be sheet and
pillow case party, and there will be
gate prize and also one for the most
graceful two-stepper. The rink will be
open tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Tonight closes the engagement OF the
Mormon pictures at the Salt Lake thea
ter. Large crowds have attended each
performance and applauded the Interest,"
Ing scenes. The matinee today begins
at 2;3o o'clock
A Kay Bee two-reel feature, "Tha
Sergeant's Secret" will be the headlner
at the Mehesy today. Tho wayward son
OF the colonel becomes involved with a
gambler who steals the fort payroll
money The sergeant makes II appear
that the young man died hero when
he meets an ignoninous death. "Chap-
pies Code" a Majestic drama, concerns
the efforts Of young man to live right
after he has heen released from prison,