The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-01

with today's performances +b, ,u,
which opened last Wednesday viii Ine c,nsn ns,l
sidira HI anosner sr, one OF the Sullivan & Con,
@ aiuino varieties Will open beginning to-
ri.or rlorrow matinee, at The Empress The
programme that has delighted the paei
slT n} Gays ih and and closing tonight is composed
ot the following nigh class vaudeyJIIe
acts. that have done much To nlace ;he
Empress on a high plane of excellence
.nc past week; The Suburban Win
eScit e.yci d rlP-roarlng. racing paylet full OF
gNGitemeht and sensation; the -Four
rrs;9Kens: daring aerlalists. Lawrence and
Edwards. In The New Aiderman'S. , The
lie,. Ge Michele Brothers, Italian street mu
sicians; Artie Nelson and Miss k,ove
singing and dancing specialists: Ricbsr
burton. the dramatic vocalist I'm .'Ibn
Weekly. - ia'"e
, Charles Frohman will present John
DTeW .I,e IN IN new comedy by Alfred Sutro'
Lake AXE her, peEnis%ed HI Husband" at the Salt
commencing Thursday night N'''ee'
Inc scenes are laid In London wbero
tnis play had remarkabl run this year
daTs dav '"e rSe setlTn takes place during three
modern. touching as II does on the con.
temporary subject of woman suffraee
rotna hm0imas peling, a tea merchant, has
young wife converted to the cause of
the acknowledgment OF women, She has
invited to her home a middle e-aged buiiI
sf, sSr OF theories whose disciples call him
the master and n woman whose mis-
SION Is To- make women intolerant OF
such shackles as children and a hus.
Daitd, Damd, ,a Inc t., wife decides that she is
for caresses. and revolts against ybat
she considers his tyranny.
Ihe poor husband is aghas, at the
change that has taken place In his iIfe
partner and knows not what to do iI,e np
the advice of a married sister, who is
ol t pt1ctical turn of mind. he pretends
wira yS .aIi u, IN With WITH the new ideas that his
advanced no has become. the husband
brings into the house a beautiful woman
VIII, with a a Greek soul; who he thinks needs
making the wife furiousy Jealous and
one by one she renounces her new IDEAS
as, Us she finds that they do not at with her
reah real nature. The complications mean.
MT Drews support includes Mary Ro |
land Hubert Druce. Alice John. Mar
gares Watson. Nina Sevening and Wal
II would be difficult to think Of
Edlth Lyle IN prettier gowns than those
lne title role of the Fernch farce. THE
Blue Mouse" written by Clyde Fitch and
originally played In New York with great
and this week given at the Colonial bv
William j. Kelly as the biggest and best
comedy Of bis season. The three acts
'iS pSoiblN!lS staged.
The mana cement OF the Orpheum the
ater has certainly provided great van
ieville treat for It's patrons this wen,
Those with the vaudeville habit are ad-
'ised TO go early. because the confer
.nce visitors are coming to town Wednes-
lay and they too. will want To see
Thomas A, Edison's --latest, greatesf
Ind most wonderful invention talking
moving pictures. These pictures have
made an Instantaneous hit and already
he Electric club OF this city has nur
'hascd $50 seats for Thursday night So
treat success are they that the man
cement is seriously considering placing
hem on exhibition three times a dag {
Turing conference week. G
The Thanhouscr comedy. Her Gallant I
Knights tells the story OF the farmers /
eautiful daughter. Just returned from c
ollcge. and her many suitors, each OF
'hom tries to win her The annual Cali In
ornia orange picking tournamcnt is t
Majestic story. pictures the / +
COMPLICATIONS arising from the old maid a
nd her charming nieco, both having The
anne name, Mutual Weekly No IL Is
lso on the Mehesy bill at the Alcazar
oday.
At the Auditorium roller skating rink II
iat night Allie Hardy won the Aus i
lalian pursuit race against q field OF ri
ight speedy skaters, winning the event "