The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27

ti.ansnts. They are it.ms furnished By tho
/ press aSsnn Of the various theatsra.
In View of the fact that E. II. Sothcrn
will present Justin Huntley McCarthy's
romantic play. III Were King" at the
salt Lake theater tonight. once more i'm
the Paris underworld. 1t is interesting to
read the authors own description oil tina [
room in tho tavern where Louis NI over
heard Vlllon's disloyalty TO the throne.
The curtain will rise at o'clock tonight
"The Heir to the Uoorah." Paul Arm
stronS famous comedy, has more tina n
week. No more pleasing play has been
done at the popular stock house this sea-
son, and the Mack Rambcau players have
been warmly complimentod for their eX-
cellent work in the line production. The
four acts are a vcrltable riot Of fun. with
one uDroarous situation following another
I'm quick succession. II Is the best OF the
kind ever offered by the Utah stock COM
pany
Just Like a Woman" as presented at
tho Orpheum this week by Vera McCord
and Arthur Shaw. is light. farClcal story
OF domestic strife. well presented. II deals
with some common matrimonial infeici
ties OF modern life, and Is bright and
sparkling In dialogue. elicltinG much SYM
pathetic laughter from the audience
Edith Is a shrew-of the kind that lives
in fashionable hats-and assuredly her
IlNSpdnI uOco IlDl tame nSEs nc UGllSnt~
full little comedy is well done by these
two people.
There isn't moment in Archie Good
alrs walking the hoops act at the En-
press this week that hasn't a thrill and a
throb To see man walk backwards up
the inside OF d giant hoop until his body
is out at right angles from the rim and
then TO witness his steady march on up
to the top OF the hoop where he hangs
for ten minutes head downwards forms
4 spectacle that vaudeville has never be-
fore offered local playgoers The present
bill runs through until Saturday night
OF this week.
George Flelne. the premier photo drama
impresario Of America, has brought out
another astounding success from the pro-
life sources of the Cines company of
italy, entitled Between Savage and III
ger" II s a strictly modern story re-
Iating exciting, adventures. In the jungles
OF India, a6oundinG IN dramatic action
are kept interested from beginning 10
end IL Will be at the American theater
next Monday.
SeNg feature. is 81 powerful story OF hate
and revenge. with truth eventually tri-
umphant. at tho Mehesy today. The es-
caped crook Iudnaps the son OF the man
who sentenced him 10 Sing Sing and edu-
Gates MIN for n llfe OF crime. When IA
Young man he finds his parents Nsnrs in high Jsn
dotta" will be repeated at the Mehesy
= caiD today The Lubln comedy "The
Catch OF the Season." tells of q young
man who catches charming bride as
we'll as the largest lsh
..The Good IN the Worst OF U.s., head
,ro rho hin which closes at the Rex to-
dav is n two-part Eclalr production with
strong dramatic situations. well brought
out by the Bclair stars. alec francis.
Eoi,o Adair and Fred Truesdell. Another
interesting picture on the bin is Tho
Legend Of the Idlscs," based on an old
Scottish superstitlon., with picturesque
scenes amid the Highlands. Special mu-
sicaI numbers will be given by the Rex
theatrr all soloist orchestra