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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

and form as for their ability TO execute
dangerous and spectacular dives from
high springboards into the great Is, 900
gallon tank OF water that is concealed
among what seem TO be the rock rises
OF mountain side. Their dives have
been pronounced by exports as among
The most remarkable attempted I'm indoor
diving. All Of the contestants are clad
in swimming tights and system OF
mirrors reflect the entire pool. so that
each girl is visible from every part OF
The theater from the time she starts her
dive until 1t is finished and she emerges
from the pool
with the opening of the new bill to-
DAY the management OF the Empress re-
lterates the change OF policy that goes
into effect at that house Sunday after
noon OF the coming week. Beginning on
that day all new Empress bils viii open
Tor The week on Sunday matinee and
VIII close the following Saturday night
Heretofore all bills have opened on We'd
nesday afternoon and closed the follow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

ing Tuesday night The bill that be-
gins this afternoon Is therefore the last
programme that will open on Wednesday
matinee. This bill will he played
FOR four days only-today. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday OF this weeil-closing
Saturday night TO make way for the
first OF the regular programmes 10 open
on Sunday afternoon.
With the six diving nymphs today's
bill will also be seen the three Yos-
carIys daring European gymnasts: Her
man and Shirley, presenting IL sketch
founded on the supposition that a man
can so disguise himself as to deceive his
wife regarding his identity; Orville
Reeder. famous piano player, who is
billed as the piaDoDhiend'' James Mac
Donald. In new songs and sayings, and
Whyte, Pezer and Whyte in Fifteen
minutes of musical nonsense. The new
keystone comedy film. ''Lovesickness at
Sea, will complete the bill. which is on
today Tor the first time and which IL 10
close saturday night of this week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

Six visions OF feminine loveliness will
flash from grassy hooks on a mountain
side INTO great shimmering pool OF
crystal water this afternoon at the EN-
press. and when the six dripping forms
rise from the pool and scamper back TO
dizzy perches on the very lifelike crass
that form the background OF the pretty
scene Empress patrons Will have had
their first sight of a new headline diving
act that has taken vaudeville by storm
this season.
The six diving nymphs who head the
new programme, beginning with today's
matinee, at the Empress have created
something OF sensation in the east
and on the coast the past few months.
ana In sending them to Salt Lake this
week to top the bill that is TO run for
four days only the Sullivan-Considiue
booking agents have provided pretty near
~ the biggest feature the Empress cir
cult boasts this season.
The girls were originally picked FOR the
act as much for their beauty OF face
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

!cctivcS Gillespie and Billings on n
charge Of violating The license ordi.
nance The gypsies produced licenses
for telling fortunes from permanent
place OF business and the Officers as.
serted The 2ypsies wero going from
house to house in the business dis
trict. All three Of the women were re.
leased last night ON the deposit of S2J
hail each.
According to the chief Of police, if
the gypsios cannot be convicted OH
charges of vagrancy. or a possible vio-
lation of the sanitary ordinance, they
viii he arrested if for nothing more
than techniealitics ami! they are
glad To leave thc city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
@s1ZR5
.@&anS~

ONE man present offered to take the
matter UP with Il mana gerial friend OF
bis. The sequel was that Mr. Lindsay
music hall for "tbe fun OF the thing"
He awolee next morning TO find himself
famous, and, after a month OF refusals,
he succumbed 10 the size OF the contracts
that were offered him.
Now he farms eight months in the
year and plays during the other tour.
taking along with him his chIm, who does
the announcing in such beautfu Eng
lSh accent and who. incdcntally. Is an
Oxford man. Dnlil his health broke down
this clIum WAS attached TO the Erit>h
legation in China
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
|I1VERT|SE UTAH
| IS PLAN OF ELKS.
d Features Arranged for
!, of Series of Dances
of Local Lodge.

a., of the "Invasion OF Den
Ia Of entertainments the Dem
II the Salt Lake lodge OF Elks
Dv big popular price dance at
,.,r;un tomorrow night, In adj
'paHvhda 'paH,hn dance there Will be score
' ssatures that have thus, Iar
>A ounced. These features have
srsnsd snastsd for the occasion and are
startlIng surprises Tor those
ag g,ulsr us prices and the promised
ars eSpected TO attract a large
snecial Invitations have been
III rI,o ettepdance will be limited
uu' canacltv Of the building.
q meoSs OF the dance will go TO-
pSsninc the band to be taken
elu't9S 9or The Elks' grand lodge re-
'sr 's,. uew and elaborate uniforms
VIZ W. cjub OF the Salt Lake Elks,
pseae direction tomorrow nights
w he given, proposes TO take
p +be largest representation Salt
~ over had at any grand lodge
s,ts,de of the one held In Salt
wears ago. They plan to
W,.h exposition at Denver and
s,,ra Utah's resources in an
u fashion with a display of prod
''c,,,res and band concerts twice
. y The Utah exposition.
n.nrer club proposes that lIeld's
Anon will he taken to Denver by
a Tske Elks, shall be the most
,.r Uniformed band at the re-
~ furthermore that 1t shall win
u1zs of the competing bands.
.rvsr club also proposes that the
~ lodge OF Ellls shall take first
II the best appearance OF any
4 the biz parade and also first
= fbp lodge having the greatest
L,.hjn In the line OF march.
4 meeting OF the dance committee
| npDyer club at the f;llts' club
IN lie following were named on
eptIon committee for tomorrow
4 Kelly. Wallace Taylor. Harold
a Fred Kuster, Or, I. NJ Kcyer,
A SpaldIng, DIR. G A. Light, II 8.
4 Jack Afford, n. NJ. Hamilton.
4 Collins. ". s. Jensen. George
1 Hbward Emge. r w. MaGsen,
4 i Merritt. Captain, Coifey. A
|YcGes B. T. Redman, Erschel
| RolhwelI Hardin. r d. Sail. Dan
"a, ". r. Sibley. 2. n. Smith,
frork, s j. Swyers. W. ii. STEM
In r. Wsrdrop. DR.. T. r. Wheel
| & Anderson, C, c. BakeS. y. H.
d G. Billings. ANel Steele.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
RIFLE CLUB SHOTS
RUN UP HIGH SCORE

Tho scorcs OF The members OF the Salt J.nlc
RIFLE club their official match last night shows
9. t. Lctchflcld 10 have fhc highest score. His
average In prone shooting perfect and in
his standing shooting his average e5 +, r.
Letchfleld also made perfect prone. his av-
crage in standing shooting being 81.
The high school RHO team VIII be the rifle
clubs opponents tonight the high school rifle
cnnge in the Union building. This match Will
he the weekly match between the rifle club and
the high school
The rifle club scores last night;
PRONE.
c. T. Lochfield-lc0. 100. 100: average 100.
=. 7. Letchflcld-ioo 100; average 10.
!. II. Rays o. 100. 100, lO0 average. 30 %.
Charles Stockor-ei. o. 95 %: average 937i.
STANDING.
G T Lc;chncld-97. 9s IS &c, 90; average
l5 i-5
i. II. Ray-al 81, %. 9i %: average. ~ Us.
T.. r. Botchficid-Ss. SO. 50. %. A5: average 10
Charlcs stock-Ai. IS; average. sag
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

Tho Aerial Ia tNycttos. a I'nIITN
famed throughout the circus and 'aude-
vile world, are expected 10 provide plenty
of thrills by their remarkable perform
ancc in "midair'
Tom Kelly. in songs. whose splendid
voice has been heard on several occo-
sions. l. most original and witty en-
tertainer and has heen termed the
'Teau Rrummo Baritone"
Good fun IS assured in tho announce
meni of LaFrance and McNab in Their
Glo rkfacc sketch. Both ere clever Singers
Ia comedians and make The last of the
isl of eix acts for the coming week
There win be fine usual motion pictures
and special music by the PantaGos con-
nnrt orchcstra. Harry Lauder appears
saturday matinee and night Panlagcs
,fc@1Inr bilI will lay off Saturday 10 give
WAY 20 Harry Lauder and bls big com
pany.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
CHIEF GRANT SAYS
GYPSIES MUST GO
viii Arrest Them OH Technicalities
Until Willing to Leave
Town.

Stringent steps viii be taken to rid
the city Of gvpsies who have cncamped
near Tenth South and State streets
within the last month. Chief of Police
b. f. Grant Yesterday announced that
the police department. would keep care
fin watch Of thc gypsies, and arrests
viii be made immediately if the no
mads arc found to be soliciting or en-
dcavoring TO tell fortunes from house
TO house.
Mary, Anna and Angelina Adams
were arrested yesterday morning by De-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

~ pay. produced OH Tic English
- and containing many thrill
',,,ne'ung situations. is announced
E ut the great American the
,',hsnlS ~, tomorrow ma tiHce and
M rr, nsIdncc OF the week. IT Is
nslhe Cup. and was pro-
"epwofth's London. England.
rf p mo immortal ma astcrpiece.
Ia En''pe'lcio, The cast for this
,ba,e large one and lnclpdcs
-.se most prominent OF English
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
EE BIG COLLEGES
\ TRIANGULAR RACE.

| 1pRH Feb. ii.-Pcnnsylvaria's eight
rF vIll eompelo against Columbia and
} % Carnegie lGkn on May .. according
f11sntmon, today Tho orlEinnl plan
i b<lsls Pennsylvania. hut the rod and
|s7rd aMsor until learning definitely
hz eolld be sblo 10 row acslns, Har-
krgtpslis on tho Severn lato In hn-il.
fsrrrsnians notified Columbia and
Z ysierdsy n thcir intention 10 make
<r7 On MAJ iriangilsg ~ tho same
y Qnieo have decided 20 put I'M The
ID tsaln for eompoiltion. Columbia won
FarEuhr yaor with Princeton aud ponu-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

Rambeau as Kate Vernon. has spleudid
part. Arthur J. Price as Vernon. the viz
lsee blacksmith. does Souc Of the best
work he has accomplished since joining
The Utah company. and the same can be
said OF Howard Scott as Colonel Tom
BolinSer.
Fred Lindsay explorer. biz Samc hunt
or, lancher, soldier. aud Australian stock
whip expert. headining this weeks bil
at The Orpheum In novel and charac-
terlStic act. is in demand outside OF The
theatcr. this week. Monday night he ad-
dressed the members OF the national
guard at the armory, telling OF his en-
neriences during the Boer war Tomor-
row noon lie will he the guest OF the Adj
he Will tell the members something about
Canada, Australia and Africa,
IAN American Citizen, the Frohman
production of the noted comedy drama.
with John Barrymore and the Famous
clever production OF the screen version OF
the play is greatly assisted by the spien-
did settings. notably tho hotel front at
Nice and the view OF the house of lords
across the Thames in London. Special
music by the Rex tneater all-sooist or
chestra, with q cello solo by Otto King.
will be given this evening
The Great Leap Is probably the most
thrilling and exciting picture ever shown
Kentucky family feud and the picture has
been produced III Il most lfelike manner.
The thrill in tho picture, however, comes
In the last reel. when horse and its
two riders AFRO seen plunSing over hfty-
foot precpice. probably the most daring
Will be presented for the last time today.
"Kissing Cup tomorrow matinee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
PRINTERS LEAGUE TO
PLAY AT CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Ohio Fob. Il Tho seventh an
nual baseball tournament OF tho Iaou Printers
National Baseball lCigu" will be- held horc
throughout tho week. beginning sunday. hugu,t ..
and continuing To the following saturday. II was
announced tonight. Tho cities which win send
teams Now York. Philadelphia. Rcston. Chi
ongo, Detroit ST raul 1nd Cleveland. Tho local
ionm pill also comp"to
President huguoi Hermann Of tho Cincinnati
National lnnguo club, himscf n union printer.
hgp rendered tho u1c OF Rcdlaud ticld for tho
f1n1eE.
The winning club Will bo presented with a cup
known the Hermann trophy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
First rrc7byicrlan
rarorEs ON Mexioan Trouble.

Bishop Joseph &. Bentley Of Juarcz.
Mcxico. has made detailed repor, TO
the presiding bshopric o: the Mormon
Church concerning tho present conditions
IN the different Mormon settlements in
Mc%ico. The report Includes the ac-
tiVitics in tho various settlements Since
the trouble with the reyolutlonista ncar-
iN two wears ago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
Wants pevelonment Facts.

letter from Stanley H. Hutchinson.
secretary OF the Rochester. y, Y, cham
Der Of commerce. has been received al
the Commercial club. asking for an out
line of the orga nzation OF and work
done by the Ctsh Development league.
According Ia Mr.. HuLchinson's letter. an
effort win bc made to establish de-
vclopmcnt league IN the state of New
York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
STUDENTS WILL HAVE
ORATORICAL CONTEST

Preparations are now being completed
for the Salt Lake high school annual
oratorical contest, TO be held under the
auspices of the Sons and Daughters or
The Revolution. The ora tortcal contest
viii be held in the gymnasium assembly
Friday afternoon. There arc MANY stu
dents who are exceptionally good in clo
cution and Il Is expected that monv
VIII enter
\ gold medal will be given 10 the boy
and girl delivering the best address.
Three judges VIII he appointed by the
Sons and Daughters OF the Revolution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

J" local amusement seekers
slnon. 10 sec IN salt Lake the
X sss 'sbes Of the immediate sea-
Ftinui,,i more rarely do they have
nl a to 70 Witness similar pro-
Heviln MvIsIi land. III securing
We for |,Sadeaps TO top the bill
niatins me week commencing
& giyneee giee today. Alexa ndcr Pan.
4 II iho the latest and greatest
,airon.c continent to salt Lake
N sbossrrl'n Madcaps are win
gface pnauty rs cuualed only
|,5sn bfourh,' personality. They
~ Nhers ht direct from Berlin,
:, ihey Arc 'eir appearance was a
I'M. tn2aYenrs sPen In various dances
n. 'hiis ~ t VIII DO one OF the
= been lne Scasou. Special
''oheed for tho octcttc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

and seats viii have 10 nc rcserNen ~
aii,i ,u,,,,,'a to cnafolc one TO sec the per-
'',.e second only 10 this ageresatio5n ,6n o.,
dancers is the Alpha SeNtette. , one ol this 1Js
nronoIIl,ced hits on eastern cltcul'e 'i ~
pror rhc organization is composed .,
,,,,sico, stars whose singing and dapcsnrhFs
are certain TO be fully appreciate ,, a., n
scenic effects of The act are
fine, go, rron, seats" Is
the advice which the, Pantaees tnmH' nmH 1b lie
n,cnt is offering to tho patrons, aiiu 'no
inau. na.,,,, - ,s discovered In the announce
,nenT 9enp' that Miss Rena. Arnold wil m3Se ,Se
her costume changes IN ,e ful boSoir vle% 81 stunt
NIsn Synold is said 10 Inc a charming
Snnns S.'Sn N'S person with "A eonycrsa,iiomni
method Of singing comic ana sons'''o'''''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

photopay stuls. Chrissie White Harry
Gilmore Alice Worcester and Flora Nor
rls essay the leading roles The eNcit-
ing incidents i'm this production are lhe
ern,i ,sciTg scene The acroplane flight
and a thrilling automobile chase me
climex brought about Is unusual Kiss
inc Cup" is in four reels ana, Win u
Drcscntad at the American tomorrow. FIJI
day and Saturday. There will nc no ad-
vance in prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
Railay VIII Como Rpck

FIRST Lieutenant b. NJ. Bailey Of the
Fifth field artillery. who cane here re-
Gently from Fort Logan TO instruct the
officers Of the local battery. lIs re-
turned to Colorado. he will come back
to salt Lake next month TO establish
pormancnt headnMartera hcrc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
Cummings Going East.

superintendent H. II. Cummings of
the Mormon church schools and Dr,
George II. Brimhal OF the Brigham
Young university leit yesterday 10 Ht-
tend the convention 81 tho department
of superlntcndencc OF the National f:du-
cation association. which will be held
in Richmond. Va, February y TO IS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

programme at the cafe and the Misses
Bessie Dumas and Marjorie Wilson viii
TO the bill Otto Modem viii preside at
the piano,
For the next -four days Belding and
Souders. who have been appearing ON
the Panta@cF vaudeville circuit, WIFI be
an extra added feature on tic bill at
Ma%n's. The pair have an entertaining
piano patlcr sketch thai Is proving one
restaurant,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
AMUSEMENTS

SALT BAKE-otis skinner in "Kis-
met. All week. Matinecs today
and Saturday
PH1UM-Vaudeyille. Performance
every afternoon and evening
UTATI-Willard Mack and Marjorie
Rambeau In In Mizzoura'' All
week. Matinees Thursday and Sat
urday.
EMPRES'S-Naudev Performance
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night New bill today.
PANTAGES-Vaude Performance
every afternoon and two perform
aDccs at night. New bill today.
MOTION PICTURES.
AMERICAN - Continuous perform
ance. Today's feature, "Thc Great
Leap
SY-Continuous performance.
Todays feature. Too Late
REX-Continuous performance. To-
days feature. AN American Citi-
zen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

An announcement of more than ordi-
nary interest was made yesterday when
The engagement OF ncT entertainers for
the popular Maxim cafe was made pub
lie, Brown and lie Mar. two winsoIne
girls. have been ono of the leading at
fractions on the Empress vaudeville cir
cut and have just completed their en-
gagcmcnt For the next few weeks. be-
ginning Thursday the pair wI be among
the clever entertainers who are appear
Ing AT MaHIm's. The I!awli,ou trouha-
dors win continue 20 be featured on the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

- to : Spphr and Hudson s'lrlcd for the win
uc-a aud whitehead played well for tho First
PrcrbytoriGu tgam. George spuhr wer elected
captain u tho Burlington team a'ld Harold McAn!
Ian n captain OF tho Firi p,eShytcr1n team.
T'jo liacup:
BuGiDE'uN naptist. First Presbyterian.
WEi.ehrad. n ....-...... hudson
TNli!'i1u - SDnhr
Dow NcAiIlllu....... .,....... Anderson
wallace ............... SDrrF
Hamilton. .......... g.-....,.- ,.. % Nctll
jack Fl1Otgn and George Peterson wore tho Of
iirinlr. aud did good vofi.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
Hold-up Reported.

,Tohn Geddlns. who lives at 100 Mead
avenuc. reported 10 the police last nisht
that he had been held up by three men
who tool; $50 from him He said he was
returning homo when tie men came upon
him suddenly and took the money forci-
bly, The descriptions hc gave Of thP
men were incomplete.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

both big Melbourne clubs aud goes nj nm indn-
pendent Fighter lo Gays no win drive McGoorty
out Of Australia. then 30 Franco and take on
FTonch white hopes" aud ny final windnp
VIII 20 90 England and forc0 Georges CARPENTER
tn fight him for the Hight heavyweight, champion
.hIu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
NEW UMPIRE SIGNS
WITH UNION LEAGUE

DENVER Feb. i7.--Umpirc TranlA Ncvhouic OF
1orklo inmo hae aencd wim rrc0idcnt Edward +.
Murphy umpire iu the TDion association 10
Ind an offer from Tho Federal league Nl7p, but
decided 20 remain iIs Tho West.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
Thompson Is Ambitious,

BY International Ncvg Service.
SYCAMORE III. Fob. i7"Cyelonc" Jolnuv
Thompson loft tonight Tor Australia TO bo gone
six month"; Uc sails from sac Trancigco on
the 2ith. ThompNon turned down otfcu from
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

The folioNins then,sr notices marked
advertisement IN order 10 comply With
strict Interpretation oi tho now federal news
paper law. In no sorae are they paid adyer-
Ilssments. They Items furnished by the
press agents OF tho various thes;eru.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
CHURCH LEAGUE. BOYS
PUT UP SNAPPY GAME

Tile Affiliated Church htllclc basketball league
opened ~ iiTs, season last night In The Y. II. c.
y. !n3Ee crowd OF supporters from the iOur
churches represented was present; and thcre was
much applause.
Tho ilrt game was between tho Emmanuel Rap
th and 'hc Phillips Congregational five, The
FhllpH team won b. the score OF % ia H.
Tho stars Tor The Phillips five were Homer T,oI-
Eheton, tlaudo Cary ami Dwight B1ldwcil Rob
ert Abbott woE very accurate on fouls Bill
Goodrich, !or thc Emmanuel team. PLAYED a strong
game. Arthur Bowen played well for the Inn
manuel team. Claude Cary was elected captain
OF the Phillips team and Bud" Farmer viii be
thn lmmunuolE ,cam captain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

Seat sale Is now on for Harry Lauder
who with a company of international
artists. will make his appearance at the
Colonial PantageS on Saturday, Febru-
airy II. matinee and night only. while
on his trip around The world. LADDERS
present visit TO this country marks his
sixth annual tour in America under the
direction OF William Norris. Lauder has
"A number Of new songs in his repertoire
such as It's Nice 10 Get Up i'm the
MornIn. but Nicer 10 Lie in Bed. "'ra.
ia, My Bonnie Maggie Darlu' " and
THE LodCcr." The Pantagcs regular
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18
Yale Fullback Divorced.

OSwEGO. \. y. Feb IA fDai docrco Of
divorce Obtained b. Rrnn Loary, formerly n New
York show girl from Maurice r.. (''Lchyl FLYNN
fnlhacX on the Yslo football team nf l9le was
filed bore today. Mrs Flynn receives $50 month
pllnouy. They married by ar alderman at
tho New Yur; CITY ball. January 6. 1915. Mrs.
Flynn charged that tho Yale :Ullback abandoned
Mcr nirNrn ls,s laIpr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

Klaw e Erlanger and Harrison Grey
Fiskc's production of "Iiismet" brings
forward Otis Skinner In role unlike any
that he has PLAYED heretofore. Haji. the
begsar of Bagdad runs the entire gamut
or emotion in the course OF the play. and
the role could not possibly be played by
au actor OF less than the widest expert
encc. TO such a ono the role is delight,
and Mr. Skinner has made II his master
piece. There VIII be 81 matinee today at
o'clock sharp, and the evening perform
duCc is at s o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

ss,yonia two years The trophy returned
To Phlladephla n year ago and not competed
for last spring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-18

The Utah ,hcatcr stock COMPANY is
making u me impression this week in the
presentation OF AUGUSTUS Thomns's IA
old Missouri. Willard Mack, in tho role
of Jim Radburn, the typical county
sheriff is seen At his best and Marjorie