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H I IJ f J dALT LAKE LAKE- LAKE A A A Gentleman From Mississippi 1 starting Monday night and running all week COLONIAL COLONIAL- COLONIAL A Knight For a. a Day starting Sunday night and running all aU week ORPHEUM ORPHEUM Advanced Advanced vaudeville beginning beginning be be- ginning Sunday night and running all week BUNGALOW Closing BUNGALOW Closing cn engagement of Bungalow Stock company Sunday night in East Lynne starting Thursday night P Pan cs vaudeville GRAND GRAND Willard Willard Mack Stock company in alt The Tho Count of Monte Monk Cristo starting Sunday night and running all week The fie promises of press s n agents for or the tho corning week follow AT THE SALT LAKE who have h been rending rea ling su sv much for tor the tho past year car regarding A Gentleman from Mississippi will have havethe I the opportunity of judging th this comedy I for or themselves Monday night nt ot the Salt I Lake lJ e. e Jl Tt It will remain In that theatre fur for I tho tho- cn entire rl w week I with matinees g Podia s s. i da day and Saturday a heln being produced u. u h by those hell ell known t managers A. A and JOH h R H. H who have has r t It h It is said raid selected a splendid company Jo to Interpret ret the various characters This company includes such fuch well 11 known play play- y cr err as Jamea Janney t O Searle Gal D DP Dc Forrest t Fletcher 1111 Harvey n J. J P I inter II 11 Bratton Kennedy Fred J Frank Franl Spanks and nd the tilt Misses II es Virginia on lIn- lIn n nette- nette BurU Olive Oll Harper nail and Adelaide WJ A 1 Gentleman n from rom l I Is the work of or Harrison 1 Anthony Hopes Hope's ti collaborator eolla bora tor on sonic some brilliant works work and antl Thomas 4 A. A jo Wise It was first sl produced PI Monday September 21 1 1 1905 In Wash Wash- ington n. n O. O where It won tho ex expressed cx- cx I IJ J pressed approval of Mr 11 then thou I president 1 who described It a as a p por per per- r- r tI corking corkins play pity Bull bully A ripper Later In the course our of or th the brilliant and unique New York City run A 1 Gentle Gentle- Gentleman man man from Mississippi o was v.-as acted one ono 1 night before HII au n audience that Inu Included ed r president Taft Tat who was n no less emphatic In 1 h his expression of a approval a I than titan was his hip predecessor o A l column olun of this newspaper would be JC beI benil nil I too ClO scant to contain a 3 list of the I names of tho dl distinguished men and women n In nil all departments of lit American who have said al fine One things about this c comedy It Is said saki to be an an tnt uni un- un i t usual pla play and calif aUF for unusual act act- ing The past pa t achievements ts In this city n of or the tho Mc J rs William m A. A Brady and Joseph ph R. R Grismer are arc perhaps enough assurance e to tn Intelligent and appreciative playgoers that A 1 Gentleman from Misi Mis- Mis ls- ls i J will m be bc perfectly acted and perfectly per per- f staged It has hiss four foul acts all of 1 which or are are- laid In the ell city of or Washington Washing ton D. D CA C. C A Gentleman from Mississippi was as the all season success of O DOS In New ew Tori Torl City and amI the thc two twenty weeks' weeks Signor Luciano I Lucca uca the thc man with two voices yol s Is a European tn Attraction who Is making his hula tour of America Signor I nor Lucca sings InS ducts with himself c using soprano and baritone In turn and I executing tho the most difficult cult variations aria lions Ills numbers Include the tho love 10 du duet duct t from Tosca the waltz from Coppella Cop pella an and Iho te duet duct from rom Verdi's Verdis The Tho Troubadours Paul Xe and Ruh Ruby Erwood d describe themselves I cs as doln doing a t lot Jot of lItt little bits and tome some dancing Mr 11 Nevins app appears ars arsIn In turn In a Tew Jewish Impersonation and amI In Mr 11 Mn Erwood takes a soubrette part Humorous dialogue singing an and fast dancing on the stage a a- a and anda I a chair complete their turn lurn There will be special music b by tho Or- Or Y V Vy y s t C j t w x i f I 4 t I IT M l lIl s T p Il If c P OF l W H A KNIGHT FOR A DAY AT TIlE THE COLONIAL NEXT WEEK Mt hit Il of Chicago o. o In hi both hoth of or which cities s 's limo tho hopIa pIa play was hailed J as Hi tin the greatest fR coma com corn t a J jy of American 11 life and character yet t n. n and as 18 a piny wit with b a lesson lesion Mn and andi i t C message for Ot ever every c man min woman oman and antI andi i j Thud with American n luot and feeling It ItaH H a lM not nol to be surmised front from this t that Ita t A 4 1 J from Mississippi Is a It llam- llam 1 buoyant effort to make the eagle ca lc scream nor 0 f or yet lt an of el fIl flat flig WR waving a It Is raid MM so 0 far from fromn being ther of oft t these things or that there thre is hard hardly I a tint T g f the dialogue that is I Jt e lul itc III ht Ila comic com reuse or Its Hs 1 Jl cx lX E CIt t. t f wS AT THE TilE ORPHEUM ht k What hat I 1 is heralded as one of au 1 vaudy v Jf vines most t attractive n and anti pretentious n til j At l the Country Club u musical come comedy is b tit the hond- hond lino offering of till the lulu bill that Iha l will open at nt the Orpheum tomorrow The lIll plot what plot lot lot- what hat Is U of It It-Is It Is based upon a aT happening it n a country club dub In lu th vicinity of or Caw ow GW York and ami I a the players player arc me supposed tiu to to be members member l 1 of tie ultra fashionable set act ct of that city It Thu m members members' of or the hunt have hn gathered feathered to- to f to 10 p ro h at ae t rOt foi an mind and this rehearsal cht time the groundwork Into which are e Introduced the the man many tuneful songs and ensemble X s nd this the specialties pc I Georg Spink who ho Wrote Iol Is th the composer and nd the pla l IM is produced b by be lose 1 Jt c L. L l Ia Lasky k The production prod I Is elaborately u A lared and h a If f i v living ln of f the worlds world's famous paintings were given ht n at Jat It till tho Ot last laft season sc when they limy j re a 3 distinct success There are aro I ln tan n V It by the models I In III J 4 n witch th the tho kruP to Ih the original h by means of o artistic posing and ami a splendid err effects Is perfect The rhE Arlington lon tour four Ic tl a quartet who r H messenger m n r boys C They have ve and d clever Cr dialogue lO In to o porno somo lIam dancing ln th that l Is spoken nt of n rib ni 11 When hen thy lh appeared In III Salt Luke Lake before they III a II great groat l' l at and winning feature r tr of tin the bill hili z Dick I k Gardner and Anna Annn app ar vv l In nOl ival variety Both loth have havo deservedly Ir r. r won r reputations as aIlI vaudeville lIIl perform perform- t i h rte I Tinny They haC nn on entirely new act n net t this 1 T year Hr Is 18 hold to bo lie better b than the thele th lie f l le th the y 1 uv l-uv had In h the pal past t I J. J Pot D Doyle Dovle cd an as the he droll will wll h b bo 4 a aim 1 orta ail far fac- V tor or In ln tho thu Mr ir 1 Doyle f r. r s an un time minstrel man who n il s an end mAn Ho original Is Ia Inand In Iii- f sti ds dy and material t mt I 1 i- i i Y 4 t. t f am m r m r wY Vl 1 a y sa t r TK rA l l S n 1 tl t te e r r 1 i a lt fa e e 7 a. a Lc J I 4 vY A t U n b. b n F FJAMES I J I IN III OF A GENTLEMAN JAMES LACKAYE AS SENATOR LANGDON WITH HIS CHILDREN ACT FROM MISSISSIPPI NEXT WEEK AT THE SALT LAKE THEATRE heum orchestra anil and new pictures u on n the AT THE COLONIAL II 11 II II II 11 c Frazee will present hi his first t me Ji musical concoction A W knight hl for lI a n aJay Jay Jw al at t t till the Colonial I t theatre trl fur for a aw week w k night October J I. I A Kni Ini lit ht for a 1 Day 1 has lias a standing stand stand- ill ing of ht hl mm ll pia tin the 1 mil nto mod 1 ful of O OU h pcr- pcr er- er in Chicago Chi t u in addition tiC n luIon to lu I Ion runs in iu New c York and Hill I phia iliin This Thi Ii big lilt hil is from front the pen lien of B 13 writer r of catchy catch nt 11 lyrics and ami amit it il t 11 has lias sail ailt that thi is r really His liis matter master work worl and amid of lime th many Band ond h he has lias turned hired out ul h lie hub thru tins thus i is the minute of his lii cat er A A Kni Knight ht for It n Day Jay differs much nun hum tho the K general 1 lass hiss of r m 1 musical po si o-si si- si and anI natural comedy situations flux rho coin company this this x-a x tai un aon on m I some fifty people inti Hume donne who will till Ito hu rem he 1 last as rs Ii iii a it Tuwer 1 r of or tho flue Hanch i ix is in t tho tle 11 principal mIl of Joy boy an n allegr il lawyer law ht lr cr who is s always vo iii in c. c for ur the rCa reason that thai lie hl tries tr to defend tr C with whom hr lir- cOUl comes in contact l In hi his t support art arc such artists as nn Grace PC nl Mar far Ial I Nelin nn Wiri il Virginia 1 i Win Win- lock Louise H lu l e. e Hell la Dalo hait h- h F. F W W. Cleveland It n W. W II 11 Bru sail and others other ul The fie thorns chorus i is a large a one OtH and nut not only man many mangy rIp nil models models- from flue beauty lint hut i i is made of 01 the r real al lancing dancing dolls dds ten Irn n in The Ihl production pl is i's far from front ordinary and te I is i carried c l by y tin the iii ani zulon SC Seats ha have been t T iii fa- fa idly and a t record week wook s is i assured I AT THE BUNGALOW Thursday r ONo tr 2 Ss will mark th th- opening of tho flue P l vaudeville III allIn lI nt t the Bungalow low t theatre hon tn- tn The Theol opening oi ol ulti bill ta is made ninde of c seven n vc-n b big MIC act nets Time Tho I Is 11 th b leon Iton Morris Morris' com com- relay La B lle no lUl nail ami her herCA here e CA Ing gm Ri oj Don and Thompson on singing ant am ll dancing comedian Sampson and nt Douglas Dou lu la a u d sketch ketch 1 conks Rivel and ond Decry no novelty gymnasts gym gym- nt l pictures Illustrated l song ons and ami slow alow orchestra stra The Th management wishes to announce that this is ts only the first t of the time man many good od bills which arc are to be bo seen at l tho the Bun Bungalo ao la later on on when n such acts a as Counsel the tho monk Sask 8 eight hobos hobos ho ho- bos six Ix gypsy wayfarers McDowell l and Trescott t Icaro troupe tro four comrades and man many others will be seen There will be a n dally dally- matinee at qt t 21 The algal performances will start at S1 81 There Ther will b bo a a. dla change of bill Cr c every Thursday hurs a East Ea t I Lynne Is being given as a n farewell farewell fare rate well en bill b by the nun Bungalow alow stock compan com com- pan pany The last performance will bo he b In-I In I tomorrow nl night ht Manager 1 Arington In Intends mm tends lends that his closing clo ln shall bo ho one to be bo I I remembered ant nail and hll humid hud prepared special scenery and properties for tor this I I drama which lends Il itself especially to such effects East Kast la t is one our of the Iho fe few realty really groat scat plays of which the te public has has' never t grown rown weary weal It has hns brought hl t tears or to h th U th r. r eyes fM of or i. of P II au will to lo many many- tame more The Tho sufferings s of or lad Lady l Isabel lIbel hr w wrongdoing t which Isso I Is xo so 0 thoroughly by I by her return lurn to 10 her wr h to nn find her t children n cd for fm nail antl her husband the lu property of f another r nice make up tip a i story tor that lint will never fall tul of vt Jl Its n appeal I I That the Arington company l Is 1 leaving ill I be n R mutter matter r of ot rc regret r t. t Mr Ir Arington 11 has a known to 10 Salt Lako Jak ns as an man of business and a show- show mini who who- keeps hula his pr promises f lie Ito has presented man ninny many good gobil o II plays plas and has hns cheerfully cheerfully- and without complaint lost lot a gool d den nl of money In his efforts to lo give I Salt Lake Lale n a class p permanent tock stock company Everybody likes a a. good loser lose and the sympathy of oC the tho public Is ix with lids hula manager Thorn Them will be a welcome for him If he ho should one day tJay r lun I AT THE GRAND comm Commencing Sunday night October 21 j tho the Willard Mack Stock tock company compan at the Grand will offer that romantic tale of 10 love passion and nd adventure Monte MonteCristo Cristo This play pia like Uncle Toms Tom's Cabin East Lynn Lynne and Camille will live 11 forever fOIl It Is said ald that James O I H II for Ot whom tho adaptation was made acquired narl nearly actual pro profit lit by hi ills his many tours through the coun country try In the pin play Not since Hearts nc Lase has lias Willard Mack been seen In anything but a modem modern modern mod mod- em ern n conventional role role but In Edmund Dantes ho will have hn a full tull opportunity to display all the tho ability he may muy mu pos possess ess in n an actual romantic lead Miss Blanch Douglas assumes the par part of ot Mercedes the sw sweetheart of or Dantes i While it It Is' Is not a n. great r at part It Is one I that requires the sweet s sympathy and woman womanly tenderness that her a admirers like Jlko her best to portray portra Mr Booth Mr Allen Mr Ir Moore Mr 11 and nod Mr Millar arc are all equipped with enough material material ma ma- to keep up their popularity Miss lIss Bessie Dainty Ireno Outram Outran and Anna nna McNaughton have good roles rocs Nearly all an the tho acts call for special and effective I scenery tho the second act sc scene ne showing the body hod of Dantes being b ln cat cast unto into the sea and his Ids subsequent battling hauling with the lite waves to reach reach-a rock of or safety Ills Iris Hail final expression ai as ii h. h lie reaches tho lie rock The Time world Is mine Is almost proverbial pro In cr c every hot hou household There will he hc the u usual Wednesday n and Saturday matinees an and the usual prices alwa always s 's prevail TONIGHT COLONIAL COLONIAL- The COLONIAL The Thc Oat and md the thc Fid die ORPHEUM ORPHEUM Advanced Advanced vaudeville GRAND GRAND Willard Willard Ma Mack k Stock company in Tho Tho Heart of Maryland of BUNGALOW BUNGALOW The The players players' in Brown From Missouri The oM old favorite a Fast East Lynne as 19 the farewell hilt hill of the Walter falter company opened at the Fri orI Friday day night It was wa well 11 staged Frances J Brandt In the loading 1 HlIn role roll was waR a suc suc- cess Her ller If aided added to lo the part mid amid in hum tho limo pathetic palmetto passages she was wan Jit her bc best t. t John Dice Ince did good 00 work worl Jury Mayne It mc Arington ton as al Barbara was tins denture a and charming Florence Craig as Miss Carney made mad onu of the hits hits' of or till the production Harris as ti Lord Severn Sev Sev- Severn ern fn gave O I an all excellent lI l Interpretation to I Ithe the time part Harold Kennedy as 19 Mr 11 Dill I I I I md Thomas Fawley I as Dick hate Halo were bot both h good Fast Kast Is being given In H a matinee this on and will sill bo hu JC- JC pouted tonight hl and Sunday Sandal night The play Ina made 11 fa famous b by Mrs 1 I Leslie Carter Tho Ilea Heart rt of Maryland Ia 1 11 nd hll ha has proven U a a gou goud vehicle for fur the Mack company hat at tho Grand Crand theatre this w week e i. i I With I laid Kail aH Lynne tilt the players play ers ett will close their engagement tomorrow night at ilin Wn That will nl also b h be tho Iho bill Phil for or tonight toil Ion The Cat unit awl time tho Fiddle hats has Pm oved thin week to 10 he hp nil ono one of the very tY heal best t attractions attraction the Iho Colonial has olio real slut since I It was opened last year tr This rule musical comedy 0 In Is catchy entertaining all time the time and novel no In Its stage mechanism When hen you |