The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13

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greatest dancing chorus, viii be the at
traction AZ the Salt Lake theater Tues
| DAY and "wednesday. January 20 and 2l
VIII Win Wednesday matinee in masnin-
Jean SchwsrtZ's musical comedy. The
Ham Tree" The production IS staged
! oy Ned Wayburn whose direction In This
particular style OF stage novelty is pre-
| eminent.
| The first genuinely importan, hit scored
| oy Mile. Dazzle. who ls appearing at the
| orpheum this week in SIR James Mat
| thew Barries "Pontaloon,' WAS In The
| Belle Of New York at the Casino thea :
ter. New York under the management
OF the Shuberts. She then went TO Lon
don, appcare al the Palace theatcr there.
| and returned TO America for the produc
| ton Of Buster Brown. Shortly after
| this she went abroad again and came
| back IN the disguise of lie Domino
Rouge, Russian dancer, and made a
great hit
The Man Who Stood StilI' Is n play
that is bound TO appeal strongly 10 the
average thcatcrGoer. and Utah patrons
ira ctions OF the season. The play s at
mospherlc, one OF types. and is full of
deep human emotion II is entirely dif-
(erent from anything yet presented by
the Utah company but Mr., Mack. Miss
Rambeau and their associates arc Ger
tain Ia make n deep impression on local
inca tflS week. MI. NIHGk gives
wonderful demonstration OF his YER
sa tlity In his delncatIon Of the difficult
role of old johann krauss. The Man
Who stood Still"
Motorcycles play n prominent part in
the business and recreation OF the coun-
try There are many motorcycles In Salt
Lake and salt Lake residents are very
To- the sight or motorCyclists standing OH
their machines while those machines were
doshins around AT fast rate and perform
ing other hazardous and thrilling feats
on them? That is just what can be seen
at the Empress thcaicr this week. wher.
one Of the blg acts Is furnished hy
Iloughton Morris and HoughtoD. whose
sensational exploits on motorcycles and
bicycles arc enough 10 make any audi
cnce SIT up and take notice.
Those swee, singers of southern seas.
Alisky's greatest Hs swaiiaps, presenting
"A Night I'm liza vail IL A realistic spec
jacusr scenic production typical Of the
isla nds. 'Kela uca, the house OF fire. IN
acts at The Pantages theater. The cX-
tro added attraction Is supplied In Alex
onder kaminsky. the violin virtucso. who,
until recently, Was soloist for the czsr.
kaminsky ls making his first tour OF
America and enjoying his initial expert
encc In vaudeville.
THE Governors Veto" two-part
Eclair drama, 10 at the head Of the DILL
a the Rex for today and tomorrow II
Is the story OF the executive Of a pro-
hbition state. cursed with an appetite
for liquor and trapped I'm a blind tjgor"
rlsking his reputation and future ny veto
Ing a graft bill in the face OF a threat
OF exposure lack Johnston. as the gov
crnor. makes the most of the strong sit
uations In the piecc. Three other pic
lures are on the bill.
''Terrors al the Jungle" another thrill
Ing wild animal picture by the Selig COM
pany, portra wing the life and death lure
Of Afrlca's wilds. will be featured at the
Mehesy today and tomorrow The pri-
mary passions OF lave md hate. the in
born sense OF fear and interpidlty, are
potent factors In this two-reel adventure
Of juugleland. "a Terrible Lesson" is
Kalem drama. In which the frghiful
condition or his factory is brought home
10 the owner IN tragic manner. TWO
Lubln comedies conclude today's pro-
grammc,