The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03

Next weeks bill at the Empress the
ater is one which is bound to meet with
popular favor as II contains variety
enough TO suit the taste OF all.
'The Girl In the Vase" a musical
comedy elaborately staged with a cast
OF twelve people heads the programme.
With catchy songs, nimble dances, just
enough plot to make excuse for witty
lines. somo clever comedians and some
pretty girls. "The Girl In the Vase IL
about as entertaining q playlet as Salt
Lake patrons will have the pleasure OF
witnessing In many months
Billed as an added attraction" Is
George Richards and company IN a
sketch called Easy Money This farce
and the action is fast and furious with
a genuine laugh in every line. a com
pany OF three surrounds Mr.. Richards In
what is promised as one OF the most
The Savoys offer their Acrobatc Bull
Terriers. The dogs do all manner Of ac-
robatic tricks and tho clown dogs FUR.
nish plenty OF fun for the youngsters"
which is also amusing TO the grown
ups"
Golden and West demonstrate many
new steps and offer many old ones in
''polished-up" manner.
"It Happened at Rehea rsal' is the title
of a paylet which gives an incident OF
stage life. II is always Interesting to
observe performers as tney are OIL lue
stage and In 1T Happened at Rehearsal
the audience Is given a rare glimpse OF
life behind the scenes.
Lacey Sampson and Mabel Douglas
have an original oddly which consists
of cheerful patter; new and original
songs mingled With dainty dances Miss
Douglas IS wheeled on the stage In
laundry basket. There is some little
mystery 10 the act for Miss Douglas
enters the apparently empty basket and
emerges clad in a completely different
costume.
The Gaumont Weekly Review with an
entire new series of Worldwide happen
inss completes the bill
The wonderful photo;.drama, Quo
vadis,' will be at the salt Lake theater
sensation Monday evening and the IN,
terest is shown by the activity around
the box office Matinees VIII be given
daily at 2:SO o'clock, except saturday;
when the matlnees will bo held at l.
noon and p. m.
The attra ctiveness OF the lobby OF the
Utah thenter is greatly enhanced this
pIay OF "Hawthorne, U. s. A." At the
main entrance Of the theater there ls
heavy brass cannon. one used oy tne
the lobby there are four stacks of rifles
The cannon and rifles are draped with
American flags making, pretty picture.
that Hawthorne (Mr Macl1) is an OFF,
Ger in the army, but just citizen OF
the United States OF America. but his
adventures In the prlncipality OF Bor-
roytna have much to do with revolutions
and Intrigue with a charming love story
interwoven that keeps interest at hiSh
tension throughout the four acts
Few people who witness this week the
daring work OF the two CromWells AT
the Orpheum In midalr are aware that
the shapely young woman is working
under difficulties incident to badly lac
Grated arm a twisted wrist and Sc
we're cut on the hip. This was the sequel
10 stepping out on the porch Of local
hotel Saturday when the airship was
floating over the city. Miss CromWeil
stepped on to the glass roof OF the poren
and went through. The foct that she
was an athlete saved her life, for she
hung suspended by her fingers until an
officer and some passers by secured q
ladder and brought her down,
Beginning Friday night OF this week a
series OF post season dances Is planned
by the Saltair management IN response
10 the urgent demand for q lengthening
Of the Saltair dancing season In other
years there have been dances In advance
OF the regular season. but no effort has
ever been made to have post-season
dances There will be two trains run
IN the evening, at 7:45 and 8 o'clock.
Special dancing programmes will be pro-
gided which Will contain the most popu
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given by tho board of