The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-17

adele" will be sung at a matinee to-
day day, at & the e salt AT Lake theater; and nc TO-
ing tails delightful opera
John Corts production OF George Y.
Hooart's and Jean Schwartz's novel
musica, comedy. The Ham Tree" with
gro impersonators. heading the large
company, will be the attraction at the
Salt Lake theater for two days, Tuesday
and a., WEDNESDAY, January 20 and II, with
Is In three acts and four scenes.
This afternoons matinee and tonight
will be the last chances TO see Mile.
the good acts on the current weeks Or
pheum bill Commencing tomorrow's
matinee, the new bill. according to the
manasement, will be one of the best to
offerings, with Mary and Marie McFar-
land, THE American Nightingales." and
Cecil Lean and Cleo Mayfeld. presenting
Acting Songs, as the Joint tophners.
up to the pace set by the leading offer
inSs.
"The Man Who Stood Still" Will be
peated tonight ut the Utah theater and
will mark the close of another successful
week for the popular stock house. VIII
lard Mack has created n fine impression
this week by his careful and artistic de-
one of the most difficult chara cter parts
he has ever played Those who imagined
tlat ne could not do character work have
been most agreeabiy surprised, Next
week Mr. Mack will have only a minor
part in "Pierre of the Plains"
Another great big bill. filled with novel
offerings from all over the world, is the
theater. This is unqucstionably the
finest and most expensive array OF vaude-
Vile acts that has ever been seen on n
popular price vaudeville stage west of
features is 1.-THE Bowen of Melody" pre-
sented by Evaud and Harris and COM
prising twelve of the most talented
musicians that have ever accepted IL
most pretentious offerings OF the season,
and one which will live long in the
memory OF everyone fortunate enough TO
witness II.
Pantages thcater offers genuine treat
In the new bill this week, a comedy
sketch presented by Six HIoboes. just
over from Australia, is full of good sing
give a burlesquc on the tango as seen
In society. which Is huge laugh; the
Romero family appear in sensational
novelty dancing act Arthur Vincent and
skit entitled Names Don't Count;
Kathryne Miley offers now songs and
patter the La Tell brothers. athletes. and
the Two Hordes Russian singers
dancers and musicians. complete the bill,
Abraham Lincoln's career from young
manhood to death is well presented in
from Rail-Splltter to President" the
two-part Gold Seal headllner at the Rox
for this afternoon and evening only. The
picture features Grace Cunard as Ann
Rutledge. and Francis Ford. long famous
as an impersonator OF the great presi-
dent, as Lincoln. The piece is filled with
strong situations and has great historical
value. Three other pictures are also on
the bill
TIE power Of childhood over old age is
strlkingly and interestingly exemplifed
In the charming domestic drama by the
Selig company. entitled "Granddaddy's
Boy" shown at the Mehesy today only.
It is the good fortune OF the little boy to
intercede with his grandfather and bring
happiness to the family. The Pathe
players present a comedy scream, "Mr.
CASTOR from Paris" A thrilling Vita
graph drama, "'Mld Kentucky Hills"
with Edith Story and Harry Northrup in
the leading roles, and q Pathe drama,
"The Missionary's Triumph" complete
today's programme