The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-21


| ceiyed ut every performance this week.
Robin Hood" that popular and tune
| tul opera whose vogue never, seems 10
die, will be tho next attraction at the
| salt Lake theater. Monday and Tues
day. Reginald de Koven, the composer.
and Daniel v. Arthur, the manager, are
merit, being composed entirely OF grand
opera singers. headed by Bessie Abott.
pfliha donna soprano from the Metropoll-
| tan. New York. and Grand Opera Paris.
Inc company carries an augmented or
| chestra.
Helen Cannon, the whistlIng prma
donna at the Orphcum this week first
whsued in public at church while the
choir was singing For this faux pas
shc received q severe spanking AT the
hands or her outraged parent. Later she
was permitted TO whistle at school en-
tertainments and finally used her gift
aa "a profession, Commencing tomorrow
ma tlnee, the new bill win be headlned
by Willard Mack Marjorie Rambeau and
company. with Eddie Leonard and other
favorites listed among the entertainers.
The Right of Way" one OF the most
artistic productions staged at the Utah
theater this season. closes the first
weeks engagement OF the reorsa anized
company at the State street playhouse
with. performances this afternoon and
evening. Sir Gilbert Parkcr's remarkable
story as presented by tine Utah com
nany' mas more Than fulfilled the expecta-
tiohS OF the inanag cement. the players and
the eatergong public
The management OF the Empress turns
that house virtually over to the children
thls afternoon. Immediately after The
matinee. the stage will be cleared and all
the dogs and ponies and monkies used
IN tne feature. "A Day at the Circus"
VIII be lined up and reception held for
lnen by the ma na cement. All The chill
oren in the house will be invited TO go
upon me stage and shake hands with
trrr.t
of the present bill The new programme
goes on Sunday afternoon.
Little Hip, the wonderfully clever nt-
tic elephant. and Napoleon, the only
chlnlp9 NEE IN vaudeville that can tango
are making the big hit at Pantages this
week. Walter Leroy and Emily Lytton
present "a Horse on Hogan" a new
comedy playlet. The Sylfonos offer a
neat musical turn, while Rice and Frank
I'M IN present r. laughabe skit entitled
w on nn,oE, 6y ,' Ten, The Three Jahns in
an aclobatic turn and Bells Hawaiian
quintetle In Hawaiian songs and dances
round out the best bill ever offered AT
the house.
g. Warren kerrigan, the popular screen
iaHorlte, VII VIII be seen at the Rex today
Gnly IN The Man Between" Deserted
N N childhood by his father. who is a
thiei. boy is adopted by country
squire. On his twenty first birthday he
Is engaged to be married, burglar en-
ters the house and proves to be the
tpoy S father The boy, upon learning
mat he is the son OF thief. breaks his
engagement. Led Into bad company. he
is about to rob his benefactor when he
realizes he must overcome the imagined
talnt In his blood
a sweet and pathetic story Of the life
OF little japanese girl out on the Pa
Gitic coast Is well told in THE. Love of
iokiwa. two-part Vitagraph feature
drama, which the Mehesy will show to-
day only. Tokiwa's love for an S,neri
can who has been kind to her leads her
10 give up her life TO seek the .'Ameri-
can Heaven The Selig players appear
In delightful comedy drama, THE Old
vs. the New In which fogy old doc
tor has his eyes opened. Pathe's weekly
OF interesting current events concludes
today's programme