The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-01


been heard on the Empress stage this
season come from Benore and Rich on
this weeks bill. The artistic pair OF
singers and dancers have fairly capt-
waited the audiences that have seen
them, and Miss Rich is particularly pleas
seems 10 ado to the popularity of any
clever pair OF entertainers. The Living
Model Fashion Show Is one OF the Dig
gest drawing cards the Empress has ever
staged.
The attraction at the Salt Lake the
alter Monday. Tuesday, "Wednesday ana
Thursday will be Chauncey. olGott In his
new play. "Shamcen Dhu," The scene
is laid in Ireland during the time OF
the revolutionary war In America.
"Shameen Dhu' treats OF this epoch, ana
as a picture OF llfo of that time IT Is
most interesting. Mr.. Ocott has a capital
part In Dare O'Donnell, which he In
vests with his usual grace and artistic
personality.
"The Strangers of Paris and Dam
aged Goods" will he shown at the SAT-
Lake theater the balance OF the week,
with matnees daily at 2l5.
A play that every mother and every
father and every child should sec is this
weeks offering OF RIP Van Winkle' at
the Utah theater. so splendidiy presenten
by George Barnum and the Utah stock
company, To see Joseph Jefferson mas
terploce as II Is played at the Utah this
week is really rare opportunity. IL
has certainly not been given with more
wealth of detail in the makeup or the
cast, the scenic and electrical effects
and in music.
famous Merry Widow" is headlning
this weeks bill at the Orpheum with
musical act. entitled THE Knight OF the
Air" which calls for a company OF sew
as ever and dances just as gracefully
with beautiful Leola Lucey. The com
pany is gorgeously gowned and the act
which is elegantly staged, Is n larSe con,
trlbuton to corldngly good bill that
should do a smashing conference busl-
ness. TO say nothing Of bringing Out the
regulars.
The Rex theater presents today for
the last time the magnificent iour,rec
production of 'The Merchant OF Venice.
with Phillips Smalley aud LOIS Weber
THIS feature answers concluslvely the
question OF whether Shakespeare can be
transferred TO the screen without sacfl-
flee OF dignity art. 1t Is sneautilui,
artistic production, well acted and pre-
senting more splendid settings In inc
first reel than could be shown in an en-
tire evening End on Giant 9nS PoWder asSns sin
gerry comedy. Is also on the bill.
Carlyle Blackwell and the Kalem play
fuI two-p part drama. "Chaslng the Snug
rjers." for tho last time today. The
heroine's fight in an aeropane' the eH-
citing chase In motorboat between the
desperate battle IN the water. are some
OF the unusual features Of this remark
able photoplay. IN the edison drama.
with the Eyes OF Love. a youns Glrl,
through her knowledge of lip reading.
finds the guilty man and saves an In
nocent one from prison. An unusually
funny comedy completes the bill.
That the University of Michigan Gee
and Mondolin clubs, which appear at the
Garrck thcater In this city on Satur-
day April II; are on high plane OF eY-
ceilcncy is shown by the fact that the
entire aggr0ga tlop was recently given
a trip to the Pacific coast by the Santa
Fe railroad. In all. thirteen concerts
were stalkcd by the railroad management
and in return all expenses of the long
trip were borne by the Santa Fe.