The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01

I'D tHE!s are plaaY delightful nov.
city acts on the present week ,,
bill al tEe Empress, and in fact
they are all entertaining, as the
phenomenal business since lasi
Wednesday, when the bin opened
would indicate. Besides having an
array OF pronounced entertaining fca
iures. the bin presents Miss Edith
Ford. member Of the musical Ford
family Of Salt Lake. E,noch Ford a
highly respected citizen of Salt Lake,
| who had for number of wears stu.
dio on North Main street. is her fa
ther Miss Ford who is now Mrs
PIa. wife OF Scrafin Pla. who heads
the Pla operate trio. is charming and
! talented, and while it is twelve years
or more since she badc good -bye TO her
friends and relatives. in that time she
has distinguished herself as an artist.
and is known from the Pacific to the
Atlantic among operate singers as the
female Caruso of America, because OF
her high tenor voice In the trio with
Miss Ford arc Miss Rosale MulhalI,
another very talented artist in the
operate line, She is The soprano and
possesses a voice Of unusual volume
and sweetness, having wonderful con.
troll, She adds charm and dignity to
the offering with her mannerlsms and
pretty gowns.
Mr.. Pla ia the baritone and a mus.
cian OF note having studied under a
number OF the leading vocal specialists
OF Europe, The selections rendered by
the trio are Of the classic order and so
fnll OF harmony and artistic finish are
the renditions that their repertoire is
entirely exhausted before the audience
WIZ permit them to quit the stage.
Ny Lady's Fan is one of the
nrettiest things seen in this city since
the opening of the present Empress.
Inc famous fan paintings of the equal
IY famous Julian Dove, Partisan ar
tist, furnish the background for
beautiful posing spectacle wherein six
dashing beauties in flesh -colored
tights, appear as though they were
statues The young women who fur
nlsh this posing spectacle have been Sc
lected from among many because Of
their beauty and the symmetry Of
their figures.
q Imagination. travesty of phys
zeal culture. presented by the popular
vaudeville artists, the Laviue Cimeron
trio, furnishes majority Of the laughs
on the bill, Marie Russell is pro
grammed "The Belle of Kentucky -
and is very clever actress.
The Claremont brothers have a nov
city act and one that furnishes num-
ber of death defying feats It is !
called "Fun on the Revolving Lad !
1er,' and while some may think that |
t is fun. it would be safe bet that !
The majority Of the audience does not |
ooE upon it as such from their point !
If view Valentine VoX, .Jr.. with his
wooden figure, furnishes much amuse-
nent A continuous line of rapid-fire
between the dummy and the ventrilo-
luist keep the audience in roar of
aughter during the entire act The
review affords many inter
'sting pictures representing actual
throughout the civilized
world.
The new bill opening Wednesday will
fford many new and novel entertain
ng features. The big attraction will
e the spectacular sensation of vaude-
lille, Ida Fuller and her dancing
ymphs. ''The Mayor and the Mani.
ure, said to be vaudeville S iolliest
fferIng, will be an additional feature
nd comes to the Empress as an extra
dded attraction Black and White,
Till he bright spot on the bill
)thers are the Three Creighton Sis
ers, Taubers Sisters and their broth.
r Paul, Lowell and Lowell and the
aumOnt animated weekly