The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-07

THE slogan, ''S. e c. means quality"
hold good again this week at the
Empress. when the new bill opens this
afternoon. Mons. G. Molasso's latest ef-
fort, 1.-The Rose OF Mexico featuring
Mario Molasso and Mile. Mario Corio.
supported by sixteen distinguished French
dancers, Is the headlincr, Mons c., Mo-
lasso has done much TO make vaudeville
bills more spicy and entertaining. He is
known as one OF the great producers.
and the appearance at the Empress OF
The Rose OF Mexico Is said to be the
last words in gorgeous. OF costuming. ar
tistic dancing and pantomimic effects.
and will undoubtedly prove a winner, IT
is claimed that 1T is by far the most
pretentious production In every way that
has appeared on a vaudeville stage,
Another one Of the big features. and
headliner, is a beautiful ensemble called
"a Christmas on the Comstock pre-
sented by Monda Glendower. Raymond
Manion and company. The act has been
cult, The featured players are Monda
Glendower and Raymond ManloD, both
former legitimate stars.
Jennie Fletcher is styled "The Scotch
Nightingale" and will charm with vo-
| cal selections that are classic, semi
| classic and popular, She is said to have
voice Of unusual range and brilltanGy.
Dow and Dow are two clever comedians
with a laugh for every second. 1t is said
| that they are in a class by themselves
as laugh proVokers.
Welch, Mealy and Montrose, after YER
| table triumph OF many months in New
| York, are making a tour OF the S. &,
| G. tbeaterS featuring their famous and
popular "PIay Ball" What happens dur
| ing the course of this baseball game Is
| said TO be one continual scream.
| The Empress bill also provides two
skaters that have recently been imported
from the Palace theater. London, by Sui
| Ivan e. Considine for an exclusive tour
Of the circuit. They, are called Skaters
on the sensational order. Some OF the
things done by the artists is the classic
''whirlwind dance" including the giant
| swing"
The pictorial review will be the closing
feature and Will offer number Of inter
esting anima ted pictures of happenings
throughout the country.
Every season it remains for David Be-
lasco to cap the climax of the theatri-
cal years interest. For years Mr.. Be
the features OF the theatrical season in
| that city, This year he gave the me-
tropols number of really great drama
tic offerings the gTeateSt ;I OF WHICH st " was =
'The Case Of Becky" Miss Starr viii be
seen here supported by the same COM
pany that was seen with her in New
York. The engagement will be at the
Salt Lake theater for three nights and
matinee beginning Thursday evening,
For an old-time western drama. ''My
Partner" beats thom all, and ths
crowded houses at the Colonial this week
are thoroughly enjoying the change from
the past few weeks. The change to the
mountain scenery is certainly welcome
Mr., Kelly in the picturesque costume Is
good to look at and the matinee girl will
ehnckie with delight for they have been
longing TO see him in something differ
ent from dress suit. He fits and plays
the westerner to perfection.
An act Of unusual merit is presented al
the Orpheum theater this week by the
talking motion pictures, Thomas A. Edi,
""The Master Mind and gives a scene
from the third act OF play that Is still
running to packed houses In the Harris
theater In New York. The story is that
OF an unknown person who has obtained
absolute control of the underworld be-
cause of his wonderful powers He plots
| to ruin the district attorney because the
latter has. sent the criminals brother &c
the electric chair, An adopted daughter
OF the criminal marries the attorney; ano
The Master M'po no, schebes me to Dn,Re
and a noted crook, The scenes thrill
Ing and true to life. and every character
is distinctly heard and seen.
"The Bawlerout." a three-part RelI-
ance' masterpieces, will be the special at
traction at the Mehesy today. The dra
ma is founded upon fact and presents one
of the very root tragedies of life among
the masses. dealing with the cruel meth
DDS OF the loan sharks. Miss De Lespine
who plays the title role. is employed bs
! Charlser s. Co. loan sharks for the poor
| and tx the terror OF every unfortunate
who has to borrow money on his salary
II they do not pay UP promptly she Is
the one who goes to their place OF en-
ploymept and 'bawls them out" Other
members of the large cast are Irving
Cummings, who Will be remembered fol
!, his splendid work in 1.-THE Man From Out,