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Show .japSMWT. .A.-- . , J ,. UCv--"-- i jfil" llfc THE CITIZEN AMERICAN IS OPEN. THE FIRST YEAR COMING TO THE SALT LAKE THEATRE "But for the prompt and efficient service of the fire department, there Jb no telling how damaging the tfire tit the American theatre would have becpme, The- - fire broke out- on the roof 9 : 30 in the evening when the theatre was packed with people. The Dansante gpt the brunt of the effects of the conflagration, while ..the lower V' floor, the theatre proper, escaped frith slight damage. . ' The large audience was handled In a capable maner and all marched out of the building without injury1' to anyone, which speaks well for the management of the place. The showB will continue as heretofore without an interruption in this program; - . . . . ' ORPHEUMS OPENING DRAWS LARGE CROWDS The Russian Peasant Review, with native singers and dancers, thrilling vaudeville acts - and pictures of Jack Dempseys reception upon his arrival in. the city, after his victorious championship battle, were the predominating features for the opening bill at the Orpheum theatre last Wednesday. The show has made such a big hit with Orpheum patrons that Manager Weir Ca3-ad- y will run the bll every day until Wednesday, when the change will be made. for the next week. Five big vaudeville acts keep the conference visitors and local theatregoers in a hilarious mood throughout the performance. There is a mixture of gymnasts, singing, dancing and jokes, accompanied by splendid music from the Orpheum orchestra. hu-morb- us REPORTERS. Owing-t- pressmen, the newspaper per reporter is from bed to desk and vice versa. In between times they take more shipping to haul them, the fight off five minutes to get some food. nr-- V w W D ' '' i " - ' I : i . . i u . ; EdLeam PuDugOais - :li in j. (UUP 99 DM The greatest comedy, of the year. You laughed at the Hottentot,; youll scream at this one. Apples, 30c. Cantaloupe, 60c. Ginger ale served as soup, 20c. Rolls, 20c. Salted peanuts, 20c; total $5.10. In the two years they have been eating this meal no suspicion has arisen that any member of the cast had counted on it to cut down personal expenses in the daily agenda. But with the cutting down of overhead expense by some road managers, the time may come when a clause will be inserted in actors contracts calling for a charge for meals served on the stage. Supported EDNA MURPHY HUGHIE MACK HALLAN COOLEY ijiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig its here THE Samuel Shipman has written many successes but his outstanding hit has been East is West which the Ralph Cloninger company will offer for one week starting Sunday night, w vT? V PASSING PARADE with TTTTT FRED ORPHEUM CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE DAILY by- - IY1ARJORIE DAW EAST IS WEST PLAYS THIS WEEK AT WILKES THEATRE reporters k wm H a Bananas, 30c. a strike of the New York there are having a much needed vacation. The life of the average newspa- :? As an encouragement to housewives in Salt Lake, here is an average property mans expense account for the stage dinner served at each performance of John Goldens production of The First Year, the hilarious comedy of married life, coming to the Salt Lake theatre, three nights, beginning October 18th. Frank Craven has presided at this repast for .more than eight hundred dark meat consecutive times,-servinto Mrs. Tommy Tucker, played by Alice Owens, while the white meat goes to the purchasing agent of the railroad and his wife. The total cost of this meal to date is a trifle over four thousand dollars. It is always served by a restaurant adjacent to. the theatre where Mr. Craven is playing, and the prices include all charges for carrying the tray, etc. Whole broiled chicken, $3.00. Fruit Oranges, 30c. iii 1 ARDATH and TO 11 nearly t fifty - V people VAUDEVILLE a mighty . AND f V big ; 't : - a . ft I. t program PICTURES I Prices Matinee 20c Night 40c we Prices - New Show WEDNESDAY Box Loges 55c Children 10c never raise our prices . vj I i . Vantages i :jlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll |