Show e 1 o f r E J Ja Jp a p 1 i L I f i a aTHIS THIS WEEK AT ATTHE ATTHE ATTHE THE THEATRES c SALT LAKE THEATRE 0 3 Monday Tuesday and Wednes Wednesday J day evenings and Wednesday v 0 p n matinee Marie Cahill in Marry G 0 GIng J Jing ing InS Mary Thursday evening 2 s sO O i iw Devils DevUs Auction w GRAND GnAND This week and 0 S through Wednesday evening matinee mat S 0 Inee Wednesday Tilly Olson C Thursday Friday and Saturday d 0 S q n evenings and amI Saturday matinee b A Thoroughbred Tramp Troup s I o ORPHEUM Tomorrow even Q r wring ng and all work ve k matinees every overy 0 S day except Monday vaudeville 4 LYRIC This evening and J i io o through Friday evening matinee v 0 Wednesday v 0 PROMISE OF THE THEATRES Marrying Mary Marrying Mary Mar with ith Marie Mario Cahill as the star tar will be seen here bore at the Salt alt Lake JaJe theatre the th first half halt of next i week beginning Monday night under tinder 1 the management of Daniel V Arthur The book of the new musical play lay Is Isby Isby Isby by Edwin Milton Royle formerly a re resident rei Ident i of Salt Lake and is said saM to be bemore bemore bemore more than Is usual with such offerings The music is by b Silvio Heln who composed Molly Moonshine which was such a pronounced success last year for Miss Cahill The piece made mado a a hit at Dalys theatre NewYork New NewYork NewYork York where it ran for two month months Marie Cahill is said to have hae a part more suited to her abilities as a comedienne co comedienne comedienne than anything she has yet yeti been seen In fn InThe inThe The entire original cast and the famous fa famous famous chorus will be bethere bethere bethere there Marrying Mary Is a satire on dl di divorce vorce and the story takes place ata atla hotel in Jn Florida and is in three acts It n Is built around the character of diary ilary Montgomery played by b Miss Cahill who has been married and dl di divorced three times No 1 Is Senator old ola enough to be he her father forced on her by her family and whom she deserted and from fron whom she procured a divorce In South Dakota No 2 was an eloquent evangelist evan evangelist evangelist gelist under whose influence she fel fell feland felland and secretly married only to find ou out Immediately that ho he was a bigamist She left him at the station No 3 VB VBa was wasa a cousin She and he were left a for fortune fortune fortune tune by b a rich uncle on consideration that they marry so BO they agreed t to marry and be divorced he furnishing all the necessary grounds for divorce The agreement was executed It was while Mary was waiting at i a hotel in Florida with heavy bills star staring starIng staring ing her In the face pending the settle settlement ment of her uncles estate that sh she met and fell In love with Ormsby Culpepper Cul Culpepper Culpepper pepper and he with her lier He was a ayoung a ayoung young oung congressman with a hobby which was as a federal bill to abolish dl di divorce vorce voree He lIe was a crank on n the sub subject jeet None at the hotel Knew new of her hoi past ast Jast and she preferred to leave Orm Ormsby by rather than to tell him the th truth father Colonel Culpepper was vas a three times divorcee lf R H Hearly early opposed Ormsby s marriage ti b Mary and did it so vigorously that he fell in love with her himself To complicate matters the bigamist comes omes on the scene then cousin Willie enters in connection with the sette ment of their uncles uncle estate and last lastly lastly lastly ly comes Senator who had been In the vicinity tarpon Her awfully past D ing about to be revealed to her lover Mary Mar in sheer desperation attempts to escape all her predicaments oy DY leaving the hotel She escapes secre s cre ly but the train Is wrecked and sh she Is forced force to remain and face the boil boiling boilIng boilIng ing pot of her troubles The day fol fel following following lowing the wreck finds Mary fighting proposals of marriage from Ormsby his father Colonel Culpepper and her pastor Rev Re Throckmorton on nn the on hand and a t fear of a rev reve revelation latton lation of her liar many mall divorces on She other f I I IPer Per Her fears tears are realized for tits ins til mar marriage marriage to her cousin Willie and ana the big bigamist bj bigamist are arc discovered before all aU the guests and jut just as she is about aboul to be bc overwhelmed with shame Ormsby by tells her he cares nothing for II anybody but hut her and they the are arc secretly married As they the are unable to leave leav the hotel ho hotel hotel tel because of the wreck they are obliged to announce their marriage All is then happiness Itself and prom promises promises Iso to continue so until Senator Senat r enters at atthe atthe atthe the pending shame of admitting an another another another other divorce Mery Iea determines to 10 keep keepIt It from her husband and from tile the sit situation situatiOn situation resulting Mr Royle develops dev a anost most delightful comedy While Mary tries to keep her secret from Ormsby who Is thrown n fre frequent frequent frequent quent contact with both hoth err being members m of f congress Hunch Bunch grass ras meets her falls faUs In lave lac ah alt over and not only proposes marriage to her he but tells Ormsby not knowing that Mary Iary Is his hia wife that he is going to marry marl her Marrying Mary is however final finaly fina released from her many man troubles and finds f nd herself happily married to Orme Ormsby by with a prospect of Vio 10 n t further urther divorces di dl divorces The Devils Auction When Charles H Yale originally pro produced produced produced his famous spectacle sp the Dev Devils Devils ils Auction was called The Tha Devils DevUs rt Lx c tf a a I J 4 r V x f a I 1 a r Cyr i c r gf f 1 I I t tr aT r L 4 LJ Tilly Olson at the Grand Auction or Tho Golden Branch After a few years Manager Yalo Tale chris christened christened toned it The New Devils Auction A Afew Afew Afew few more and it was known as The Newer Devils Auction Then came The Newest Devils Auction then Forever I Devils DevUs Auction Then again The Forever and Ever Devils Auction Auction tion Hon and finally upon reaching the twentieth edition it became The Kv Ev v Devils Auction and it re rc remains remains mains Everlasting upon this thi its edition and it seems as asif asif asif if Manager Yale has reached the limit of its titles The Devils DelIs Auction will willbe willbe be at the theatre next nest Thursday night only 1 A Thoroughbred Tramp One of the seasons best comedy comely of offerings offerings offerings is A Thoroughbred Tramp coming to the Grand for a three nights engagement commencing Thursday I night Jan 9 Genuine i ing log humorous situations that convulse the audience from the start to finish of the play Is what the management claims for this attraction and judging from press reports rep the claim will be ho borne out truthfully New specialties songs and jokes combine to make this one of the most original I Imas mas on the road today and all aU who en enjoy enjoy joy clean wholesome some comedy are arc as assured assured assured of a rare treat The band and I orchestra carried by the company are reputed to to be among the best not the tile largest in the west wem today There will willbe willbe be a big street parade parado daily dally by the company band and a concert rt in front fronto of o the Grand every evening A Thor Thoroughbred Thoroughbred Thoroughbred Tramp will be seen keen at the Grand Thursday Friday and ami Saturday evenings Itha a bargain matinee Sat Saturday Saturday at at p m Tilly Olson One of the most welcome engage engagements engagements ments of the theatrical season is that of the Swedish dialect play Tilly Olson Ol 01 Olson son to be played at the Grand Graml thea theatre theatre theatre tre four tonight Manager Fred Falkner in presenting this is js providing the most consistent tent and realistic play based upon the tracts of Scandinavian character that has over ever been be ri shown on online the line stage Tilly Is ig a young Swedish girl full of dry humor and possessed of the characteristic traits of the daugh daughters d daughters ugh of Scandinavia Her rightful property having been stolen from her herin herIn herIn in childhood the play finds ends her work working workIng ing In the capacity of a bound hound girl girlon on oj ry Minnesota farm fann She he makes maltes things lively for her persecutors and later leaves the place to seek her fortunes in Minneapolis There she he is successful in inI I thwarting a big bg b bank robbery robber and Is rewarded generously for her services She recovers her property a rich farm f rm marries the man of her ter choice who had once worked on th the same place alace with her In the days das of her penury and nd mis misery misery ery cry and Droves the truth of the old saying Everything conies to those who walt A fine scenic production will be he furnished for tho play which is in four acts and eight scenes and a a competent and big company compa Y employed The title role will wUl be played by the ex extremely extremely ex extremely clever eccentric comedienne Miss Aimee Common One scene show showIng Ing lilg iu the interior of a Ii Swedish church hurch in Minneapolis will wUl be noteworthy as the Swedish marriage ceremony with full choir will occur r as aa the finale of the play and a fitting termination to a de delightful delightful delightful story A s feature f of the entertainment will be by the appearance of Master Mastel Jack Rollin in a prominent part This young actor has few equals in ability and his specialties are most artistically given There will be b a a bar bargain barg bargala gala gain g ln 15 and matinee m tinee of Tilly Olson Orin on at the Grand Gran Wednesday after afternoon afternoon noon The Tattooed Man ManAt ManAt At the Salt Lake L ke theatre th Monday l week Charles Dillingham Will offer r the favorite comedian Frank Daniels in his latest comic opera success success The TheT Tattooed T Man This popular piece has had a three months run at the Criterion rion theatre New York The r music mu m sic which Is said to be he one one of Us Its ts great greatest greatest greatest est charms channa la Is by that master of melo melody melody melody dy Victor Herbert The libretto is Js by Harry B Smith and A N Fowler For their locale the authors have gone gono to the Hie seldom land of ot Persia In Inthis Inthis Inthis this picturesque environment they have placed the tile personality leading I comic figure a travesty on on m Omar haam the roje rolo played by Mr Daniels The production Is salt said to tobe tobe tobe be one ope Of of than ordinary magnificence cence and od the tha scenic artists are n f creel cred credited with having laving captured capt the light and blossomy bl suggestion SU peculiar pe to he land of perfumes palms and palaces s The rhe opera is In two acts the first of which shows a garden adjoining the palace alae of the thc shih and anil the other represents a Persian rose garden It Itis ItIs is In this atmosphere of suggested poetry that the inimitably Daniels cre creates creates creates ates his fun He appears appear as Omar Oma jr a descendent of tho the Syri Syrl Syrian Syrian an tentmaker and pretends to be bo a weather prophet and astrologer the neck of the charlatan tue is a from which mark he be gets gels his name of The Tattooed Man The story of the opera Is said to be very droll and right in line with the whimsical methods of making fun for Tor which the comedian is famed A large supporting company of well known players attends the star and in includes eludes William Danforth George ODonnell Harry Creston Clark Gil Gilbert Gilbert Gilbert bert Clayton Cla ton Nace Bonville Harold Russell Russen Julia J lla Brewer Louise Sylvester and ind Norma Kopp KoppIn KoppIt In It addition there will be a chorus of sixty which has achieved fame for the beauty of its It feminine contingent The Thc Orpheum The Orpheum press agent makes some distinctly strong promises re regarding regarding regarding garding the new bill which oJ ns at athe atthe atthe the he Stale State street vaudeville theatre h atre tomorrow to tomorrow tomorrow morrow evening In pro inting his claim he produces s Iron from the coast to dhow that his hili string siring of talent is not sailing under false colors For instance Bert Leslie LesIle the king kins of slang has been een accorded several columns of lf space setting forth his habits both moral and how he lie contract contracted ed the slang habit and how he manu manufactures manufactures manufactures a new Idiom Bert Leslie is the tho star of a 1 compa company o of five which presents pr s a designed d solely for laughing lau ing purposes I This Is the headliner anti ana is said saM to be bea a scream am A Leap Year Leap AIlI is tr ar a comedy ofa of lf ofa a different stamp which Is represent represented ed by Mary Dupont and company c n This as Its it title would indicate deals eals a a atY 3 b y tY n b d a r ra a z 1 if f ft t wi A 9 aw t o ti q b t a r Mn S a a at t 1 c ti t tI I a a 3 r a x 4 b Y Yb YF b F f fAY a ak r c Yf N AY r k x L t f z 1 4 Marie Cahill and Sam B Hardy in a scene in Marrying Mary at the Salt Lake Theatre 1 D c with a proposal In which a big bis bl cum lum lumbering cumbering bering fellow is 15 eventually n brought to I time through the tact of the girl In the th case The family builders of a Chinese house b 4 present in 11 infill full fill f ll view of the audience an Oriental Orlen 11 magical act of sensational spectacular splendor I 1 Another strong novelty Is the act of or DrA Adolph Alolph A Zink who s least only physic physically pl physically ally He Hc does four impersonations which aside from being complete and exact introduce an Interesting stin feature Before the Lilliputian imitator appears In to each of his hi costumes the tho Ing pictures show him hint in his dressing room and give an actual reproduction of what Is going on there as ns thA the per performer performer performer former is preparing for r his appearance The effect when Adolph appears In exactly ex exactly exa a the th same costume the audience has seen him don Is so realistic that it seems as s though he had stepped from the screen Carlin and Otto German Girman comedians have hav one of those acts that are art put on solely to make one forge the financial finan cial stringency with all Its radiating grief The topical talks from fro time the lips jf a William Willian Tompkins also are of the brand Iuan to away dull care careW W orchestra has las three good goodsel selections sel while whUa the is down for a couple of lively motion mation plc pic picture ture scenes MUSIC NOTES Miss Ills Renee nence Redman who oho has b been en Studying for tile the t past two seasons in hi hiN New N v York returned homo home lust last week She has beer b IJ very closely associated with Miss Agatha her Halt Salt Lake teacher together they have ha been studying under Madam am Esperanza za a noted vocal t of that place The many mu Y friends of MU Iti Redman will be surprised d aril arAI pleased d dat at the wonderful development of It this talented young singer The Festival chorus will mee Mon Men Monday da day night for rehearsal after a 1 rest of two weeks on account of or the holiday season The list 1st of sopranos 50 rano and lItos altes is now complete however a few places are left for good tenors and basses Rehearsals will wilt ho bo b now held regularly every Monday night until the th festival which will occur about the first finst of ot April There will be four per pcr performances performances instead of three and tile the orchestra stra will be increased to sixty five men under the direction of Alex Alexander Alexander Alexander ander von Fielitz The soloists will be even greater than those of last years ears festival festi al len iJen en enevieve Clark will be the 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