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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
DRAMATIC NEWS
AND COMMENT

Miss Mary Keener, young actress
who made sensational success in one
the Empire theater, New York, by the
American academy of dramatic arts,
has been engaged by Charles F'rohman
t play the leading part in 1.-THE Con
spiracy' next season. Miss Keener S
final attainment of a leading part IN
prominent dramatic company came
about in way as unusual as 1t IS
clever. For several years she has
played leading parts in western com
nanHies and In certain eastern stock
companies, for example, the Castle
Square company OF Boston, but all the
while she found it impossible to induce
any New York manager 10 give her q
trial. Determined to appear IN a
Broadway theater, Miss Keener, al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31

utation which it established before
leaving New York of being one of tho
costliest, newest and most artistic and
elaborate musical productions to tour
vaudeville circuit. Each and every
member of the entire company is YER
satile and aside from possessing an
excellent singing voice, can play nu-
merous musical instruments exquis-
itely.
The costumes worn are Of Colonial
design, the scene being laid at an old
English castle where guests have gath
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31

sextette, who are billed as "Speed
Fiends on Taut Wire, According to
the Los Angeles newspapers, they live
no TO their billing in every detail. This
daring and lively sextette Of girls and
boys put over a stirring act that is
handsomely costumed and staged.
The banjo as musical instrument is
not thought very highly of in some mu-
steal circles. However, in the hands of
Brent Hayes this instrument is lifted
to the level of the highest. Critics have
declared that even the violin prodnc es
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31

twelve full-flcdged artists. funmakers
and al, a,ts dancers, Easy Money play,
former star OF Hoyt IS "a Temncranunss,
Town. and company Of ercaiIaoe inaue
players. will be another one of ~
stellar attractions that will maint.;, ,"e .
grip On Empress audiences for seuo, d
days. Others are Walter Dan;oian In
Golden and West, the Savovs, Samnsnn
and Douglas and the Gaumont am;
mated review. aAi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31

TIT HOSE playgoerS who delight in
the startling, stirring scenes Of
war and those who like the
tempestuous love stories ~
moving pictures will find a combina.
tion at the Rex today and Monday in
the new Bison feature, Soldiers
Three that will probably prove as
realistic and entertaining as ANYTHING
this popular movie house has OF
fered in weeks.
This is the latest release to come
from the famous Bison company and
it is in two reels. Manager Davis has
secured IT at heavy expense and il will
be played at regular Rex prices in con
nection with three other strong suh.
iects on the new programme that opens
this afternoon.
There is d call for volunteers for the
civil war Frank and Bill enlist, but
Ned delays, as he is the only support
of sick mother. Not understanding
this, the villagers believe Ned TO be
coward. AT last his mother improves
and Ned enlists. Dora, the girl that
both Ned and Frank love, promises to
wed the one that returns with the high.
est rank.
At their first battle Frank deserts in
action, while Ned saves the flag and
the captain S life; but Just as he has
gotten the unconscious captain TO safe
ty he falnts.
From the shelter OF tree Frank
creeps out and picks up the flag and
his captain, and in camp is received a:
hero by officers and men alike. He
later receives promotion.
Bill, who has been hiding behind an
other tree, confronts him. Bill prom
ises to remain silent if Frank will use
his influence for him. This he does
and the three boys return after thu
war, Frank and Bill with commission,
but Ned still in the ranks.
True to her promise, Dora marrie'
Frank. After a years time she ha!
become thoroughly disillusioned. he
fortune nearly all spent and she il
forced to stand both neglect and abuse
She overhears Bill demand money from
Frank, and learns that it was Ned whc
was the real hero,
Frank overtakes her as she attempts
to leave him. and drives her to san
itarium, telling the doctor that th'
her mind. Then Bill and he outfit fo
mining trip. On their first night oil
the desert Frank takes the water ant
supplies and is lust ridinp awav Il
leave Bill to die, when Bill awaken
and fires at him. Frank hurres to tn,
hospital, while Ned and his mother
who have sold their cottage and start
ed to make a new home, hear Bill Z
cries and take him to the hospital
Bill and Frank die, after Bill has con
fessed, and Ned and Dora are left Il
pick up the tangled threads of their 70
nance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31

DHAT great Sullivan & Considine
road show is here It is at the
Empress, having opened last
Wednesday and will close with
the last performance Tuesday night.
That it Is q great show is certain, for
all the big cities where it has appeared
have so declared, IT is made up of the
seasons greatest vaudeville offerings
full to the brim with variety and di.
versity. the things that go so far to
make of vaudeville performances the
class OF entertainment that assassin
ates the blues and despondencies in life
and provides rest and recreation for
;he tired and worried brain.
The Empress can again and right.
fully boast Of having q double headline
combination made up of "The Cava.
iiers' consisting OF eleven musical art
lists and 1.-The Passenger Wreck
production by John B. Hymer, having
a half dozen players in the cast.
1.-The Cavaliers maintains the rep.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31

no more melody than Mr.. Hayes ex-
tracts from his banjo
A sure laugh getter is Robins. Fresh
from the European music halls, this
clever imitator Of musical instruments
is duplicating his success on the other
side. Robins is indeed a oneman band.
In the makeup of an eccenCnc musician
Robins manaDes to produce both humor
and harmony in abundance,
4 startling aerial act is that which
will be furnished by the Cromwells,
The two are Justly entitled 10 their
claim of "Hghtnng aerialists,' and
many astonishing feats of skill, strength
and daring on the flying trapeze are
included in their act.
Then there will be the Orpheum mo-
tion pictures and the daily concert by
the symphony orchestra. starting at .
II. M and D. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31

T HE Eclipse drama in two parts,
GA Statue of Fright" is a
4 genuine motion picture master
piece, thrilling and sensa'
tional play, throbbing with strong sen:
timent, excellent portrayal and unusual
situations. 1t tells the story Of man
who trifles with the love OF a beautiful
young girl, She dies Of broken heart
and her father, a famous sculptor,
plans to be revenged When the man
buys a statue for which the girl had
posed, the father, instead of having
the statue delivered. brings the body
Of his dead daughter to the reception
at which the statue was to be unveiled
This powerful feature will be shown at
the Mehesy today. A picturesque Es-
sanay comedy drama, "Love Through
a Lens tells of young civil engl-
neer's difficulties in winning the
daughter of his manager. Papa refused
but Cupid won out.
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into the arena. and while the tumultu-
/ Gus audience hold their thumbs high
as a sign that the maiden is 20 live,
! pleads with Nero. who dares not refuse.
Petronius and the lovely slave girl
| die at the magnificent banquet pre-.
pared for their farewall The surgeon
| cuts their Veins and they die arm in
arm, while the guests strew rose petals
over them and the musicians play their
lutes.
Nero, loathed by everybody. fees to
the forest, and. aided by his followers,
dies.
1t is only moving picture OF 4 ro-
mantle book of fiction, but when YOU
rise in the da-kened thcater and make
your way into the street you carry with
YOU an imperishable memory, vivid and
wonderful, such as no book, nor play,
nor words, nor picture, save only these
extra aordinary moving pictures, could
give YOU.
1t is as if YOU had gone back TO that
far distant day and walked with the
gifted Petronius through the events of
many days, seeing with your own eyes
the men and women who made history
amusement-they are an education,
something that we owe TO ourselves to
see for our minds sake.
In New York they have packed the
Astor theater for over seven months,
and two performances a day, and all
through these long summer months,
when no other attraction save the sea
shore appealed to theater goers. In
Chicago they have been played since
last March, and sometimes at three
theaters at the same time. In Phila-
delphia, at the Garrick theater, extra
morning ma.inecs were Given dur;n"
the twenty-ffth and last week at that
theater and might have remained IN
definitely but that the theater had been
previously contracted for other attrac
tions.
At the Salt Lake theaterta week has
been arranged, beginning tomorrow af-
ternoon. There will be matinee daily
at 2:30 and evening performances at
6:20 clock, and on Saturday. for the
special benefit of school children, two
matinees will be held. one beginning at
IL o'clock noon and another at 3,
o clock in the afternoon. 1t takes two
hours and twenty minutes for the en-
tire picture, which is divided into three
acts, with short intermissions between
acts,
First refresh yourself on your "Quo
Vadis - and then see these great
Kleine-Cines pictures-they are worth
while.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31

IN EGINN1NG tonight the Utah the.
" alter enters upon n new order of
things and a promise from the
management that Salt Lake
playgoers will get feast of dramatic
treats. The return OF Willard Mack
and Marjorie Rambeau for an extend
ed engagement at the Utah is alone
Salt Lake City, but coupled with this
important and eagerly looked for event,
comes the announcement that big list
OF high class royalty plays have been
secured by President Garrett and Mr.
Mack, and that they will be presented
from week to week by the popular act
or and his beautiful wife, supported by
a company of talented players.
In addition to the stars, the new
members Of the company will consist
of Miss Lillian Burnett, Walter Gil.
bert, Arthur J. Price and William
Chapman, while virtually all of the old
favorites will again greet their many
friends. John Medland, an accom-
plished scenic artist has been brought
here from the Pacific coast, and the
scenery will be from his artistic hands.
The orchestra will be under the able
leadership OF Professor Willard Weihe
and altogether the organization is one
that stands for strength, reliability and
merit.
For Nh Mack S and Miss Rambeau s
initial performance at the Utah q re-
markable drama in four acts has been
selected. 1t is entitled Hawthorne,
U: S. A, and the prediction is made
without fear OF disappointment that it
will prove one of the most entertain.
ing plays ever given in this city.
The story Is one of adventure, intri-
que and love, with love triumphant.
Much could be told about the happen.
ings to one Anthony Hamilton Haw-
thorne, young American whose chief
adventures are in the Balkans during
troublesome times there. After "buck,
ing the tiger at Monte Carlo and sep
aratlng the famous bank from 100000
in cash, Hawthorne wanders into Ober-
on, the capital Of Borrovina, small
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31

SALT LAKE THEATER-Photo
spectacle. "Quo Vadis." All week.
beginning tomorrow afternoon. Per-
formances every afternoon and
evening. with two ma atinees next
Saturday.
UTAH THEATER-Willard Mack and
Marjorie Rambeau open tonight In
Hawthorne. L. S. A" Perform
auces every evening this week.
Natinees Thursday and Saturday.
ORPEEUM-Tau Perform
ances every afternoon and evening.
New bill today.
EMPRESS-Nau udevtlle. Performances
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31

~ 10 VADIS,' Henrvk Sicnkie-
wicz s vivid and realistic
story of Rome in the days of
Nero, rs it will be presented
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ipreaen. @r 8ei1t iih als 0eltman1,
neil ntemanb binter Die Maste Lines
&QheIns f6auen tonn. unb tr trdat
biz Ma5te 70 gehtt, raB Isine
5reunoe i'm toum tenne1, oaB ieine
Grou Sabre brauft, biz lie iein DeIen
burtftdut, rpenn IL ss lib r5aupt
ourhIdaut.
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1dgliHer Wtarftberi1t.

Cincinnati, Q. Mai 1918.
lie nahfugenosa Enctirnnaen besiehen
ii6 Hur auf Engres. z TrnnsatiipHsn. Be
neinersn GeiAditen reroeH etgvos b0bsrs
4reiie bsrehHet.
Hrouili iliopen.
Ter Rnrtt mar ruhig. bic Rreiie itetia
, StUals. - griIHa Sieam slo.s5 -
1885 |. o b.
5rodeHsefaIseHes Efeif6. -
Nartt feit.-Ehort dear Seiteu i2z -
f2tzc, lhert Sippeaieiien 12--i24e, erira
ibort dear Seiten 12-12ke, Shultsrr
1871 --l3Ac, Bellies 184-i3he Iois uni
NJ mehr perpadt.
BacUn. - aRortt feit. short elsa.
Seiten 1914 -1Sks, iurse Mippeuisiten IL
--184c, EXTRA ihort dear Eelien 1913 4et
Shultern IL n -i2Le une Bsntes l4h-
i44e loie uno xe per PfuRb msbr per
padt.
Sugar Curedssyletit Narit III listis
EhiRtsn Is fehe, Hirnif Smusierr
i2A --lS4e, Brtatiait Bacon lgH-20 n T.
ShnltsrH l4-l4hc, Rem Yorf Gut Ehui.
tern iSA--i4Ae, tro!enr GeeisS6inier
e2l0o-22.0o.
Ei5eep6dsftes Marfl
ifet,a. Sdinfen l44 --l4Ar, Yicnie ShuI.
itru i04-l1e. Brtiss i4K - i5e, sdul.
tern iiE-ilAe. Rew gors Gut ShnIteru
iiz-f2e.
Jrifhss 5leifd.- Gtinfen l44--
l$Ac. 3inies Auliern l0H -lOAt, SnuI.
tern l05s --i0Ae. ibort aipDeHieiien l0A
lie, ftprf dear Seitsn li--i1Ae, srtra
bert seifea loA--lle. Bellies 1877 Id
per Yfunb.
Rebluun Netrefne
Retf.-Reues Winter gatsnt t5.OO-
$50. Eintrs ddncr Sab5 - 40. gYinte.
sScfnslp ea.Oo-A.l5. Grtra t3.40--8.60, or.
eiE1res ts.lo--s.l5. 0artsr assssn Eateni
t4.85- 500. DO. inncn s3.s5-4.25, DO. fya,
nilp ss.so-4.oo; Sossenmetl, noreweiiltd
geniid,fes s4.45-4-55, rrines Gin $40
4.s0. asgRifdyfea t4.55--4.65 per Bbl.
Meisen.-Rarft uiniser. 30. roIbei
@inser i0s-lfie No. bc. los - l07c
30. rpsher 9o-l05e per x3u. Nerfcuf,
ipnrhen: Gar &c. 3 rotber Niufer Su i06e
Gar eo- su l07s, Gar no. 4 DO. 5u l07s
auf bent Nsle6s.
@ttfmfern. Ter Mnrfi lrar rnhig
8reiie uiulger.--Rc. . suetBes g2-62 re, ato
y DelbeS 81 --6i n Nc.4 tpesSeS 80 ts--6uc
60. 2 eeIbss % 9h--60c. Mc. y oc. bsss--5oe
Nc. 4 bo- 57--5skc Ns. 2 gemiiHtes o.
5Dttc. Nc. 3 DO. 5Stz--hgc, Wc. DO. 55---5sl
irsiBes aplbenforH S5--67f. gelbss 90. 66--
tsss. gfinii6tss DO. 65--67e per Bu. yeriauf
trureeH. 8 9ars No. 9esbts 30 5gzr.
Gar DO. ~ 10f. | Gar go. y DO. ~ 69s,
Gar DO. 5u 6she, Gar yic. bp mcoerif
IA 57hr, l Gar No. 4 geibss su 57Hs.
GarssRr. Q gfKil6tes nabesu geites su Soc
] Gar 5ic- 2 gemii&tet ~ 5se auf oens De
Ielie.
peffr. - Mnrft rubie unb iistie. - 20
Q iDeiBsr SS-SeHc, Stnnbarb ipeibsr Ss-
sshe, Re. 3wsi6<r 1Sk -S7Ac, Rp. 4meiSeI
s5 80 4c. N0. 0sMif1ter 25aSltT. "a
Ls 10. s6s. 4r. to. a8-S4s per ~
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Ghieaae. 8. @ai 1913.

Ghweine. - Geibte $3.50 - 500, &C.
mildte es.20--S.55, fhmere $790-8.bo
raube $3.50 - $50, syerfd $500 - s.45
Worft TIM angemeinen &c bbber.
Hinbpieh.-8 8eeues $7.80-9.10, Eeras
Gtiere &e.s0-7.85, tpeitliebe $6.90---s.00
stpders unb 5seebers t6.10--8.10, aibe unc
Seifers &4.00 - $50, stdlber $3.50 - 900
Warft ltetis.
Ghafe 2ammer. --Shafe: GIN
beintiihe $5.90-T00, tpeTtItde $6.25-Tt5,
Sdbrlinse s6.35--I75.
Qdmmer: Ginbeimiid,e $640-8.50, melt
[idbe &660-s.85. giartt itett9 bis 10c ME
ortgsr.
Aufubr. - Gfneiue 1900, Rinbpief
$500, .Shafe unb 2dtnmer $4,000.