Show i I MI U NT S I II I DRAMA AND VAUDEVILLE OR ORPHEUM New ORPHEUM-New PH New EUM-New New vaudeville bill with Ith It i Joseph E E. E Howard and his Song Bird I Revue company of twenty and Claud Claud- lus Ius and Scarlet opens tor to to tomorrow I morrow night Matinees start Thurs Thurs- day Nana WILKES Nana Bryant In Branded I supported by J J. J Anthony Smythe Cliff Thompson and the Wilkes Players Performance every night Matinees I Thursday and Saturday HIPPODROME All All week Ralph I ger per and Gertrude Certrude In ElevatIng ElevatIng ing a Husband every night Matinees tomorrow and Saturday I PANTAGES PANTAGES Bill Bill now plying playing with Five other big acts acU New show tomorrow i I i MOTION PICTURES i I AMERICAN Olive AMERICAN Olive Thomas In Toton j with Pathe News and big comedy j o orchestral t music u STRAND STRAND Gloria Gloria I i Swanson In Wife or I Country Henry B B. B Walthall In I Burning the Candle I LIBERTY Margaret LIBERTY Margaret In The Fight with a comedy and travel pic plc ture RIAL RIALTO The RIALTO The TO The Heart of Humanity I featuring Dorothy Phillip eight reel reel production Tod Today's ys y's regular Eddie Polo attraction also will be seen Shows Show at atI 11 11 1 1 3 5 7 7 9 15 p p. p m m. BROADWAY BROADWAY All All week Theda B Bara lra In I Salome Special music PARAMOUNT EMPRESS PARAMOUNT EMPRESS Charles Charles Ray In The Sheriffs Sheriff's Son Pathe Pattie News New Paramount and Animated Cartoon Special ORPHEUM-Special ORPH ORPHEUM EUM Special benefit performances perform perform- antes ances The Fighting Roosevelt for l I I Salt Lake City Teachers' Teachers association Today only Matinees Matinee and 4 4 i Evening 8 30 ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING NEWHOUSE REVUE REVUE BIg Big new bill with every act a 1 feature AT THE ORPHEUM The stor story of or the life of ot the tho great Ireat Theodore Theo Theo- dore Roosevelt eH who will ever er be he held up to American youth as UI a model of strength and virility has been lIeen put In a form torm more appealing than an any book could bo nn and In a shapo shape a available to all persons for I all time It Is la found foun In iii Tho rho FI Fighting e the gigantic photoplay pro pro- recently completed tI and shown for the thc first time In this elt city at tho Or- Or last night flight Three more performances will bo ho seen this afternoon at 30 and anti 1 t o'clock and tonight at The showing Is being mado by hy tho the Salt Lake Teachers hers asso asso- elation to help fill the thc coffers of Its Us hene- hene fit CIt fund sadly depleted during the influenza In Influenza In- In epidemic That crowded houses greeted d e cr every performance yesterday anti and that almost almot enough tickets have hivo already ht been en sol sold to fill the house ut at c every cry showing show show- ing toda today Is evidence c that the teachers fund will bo he brought up to a figure fluur ap tp- tp I that which existed 1 before such groat great drains were marJu upon the tre sur treasury As for or tho production itself It Il IK la a well iced I concel conceded d. well rounded and complete story at tho the same Mme time tle containing nil all tho the elements of drama of or a hl high h the tho life history of the noo Roosevelt fa family mil and particularly of the colonel furnishing enough h material for half haH a n dozen bull bully productions Th rh rhe use of one of or the tho colo color colonel colonels colonel's nets nel's pot expressions recalls that the photoplay Include the episodes In which Roosevelt first first made public Ute use of tho the expressions bully hull bully mollycoddle nature na nature na- na ture fakir big stick slick and others The Tho picture concludes wll with h several l' scenes given JI to the I exploits of or the tho colon colonels colonel's Is I's sons sous sousas as soldiers In France Including the Uio death donth of Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt th the the- aviator CASALS' CASALS CONCERT When violoncello players who thou thour thourl the they had some Idea at least as to the cJ ca of or the cello and havo have first hind hind knowledge as 38 to the difficulties surrounding surround surround- Ing InS tho the playing of or the Instrument sti sUu shed she'd i almost open mouthed In awe e as ebe Casals pl plays then the music over lover ei ear have ha some Idea as to the powers of or t the Spanish virtuoso It In is doubtful If there If-there th i ever er were so man many cello players In Jt place In Salt Lake as there were Included Include In tho the audience at nt the the Salt Lake la last t night t and all declared Casals' Casals matchless I Seated In an oJ old kitchen chair s small platform of ot plain pine boards Cu Cu- als closes his eyes ees and plays 81 brilliantly in III a manner to excite ft the tn greatest rt test pleasure and wonder II oI IL There are arc no mechanical difficult tl tho lie cello when Casals CaBals plays plas Ills HIs lai hand bend darts hero here and there along the to the tho various positions with a and certainty that Is amazing nut But I 59 lw e III all la is and rJ done one It Va was the q of or the Casals Calls tone that gave n ne e the the most mOt pleasure I. I He lie played pl a n sonata by Handel a 3 con COlI concerto 1 certo by Saint Saint-Saen-s a suite by Bath without piano accompaniment and anda group of or lighter num numbers er nl also o two ea i cores ores It wa was a program ram of ase a length but th the time passed so to o rap rapid 1 li lias as al he played that many were tl when th they y glanced at al their their the conclusion of or the concert George Stewart McManus re Janu a It lIkO l Professor Thomas Giles Ciles of or Salt L' L La with whom ho was vas a fellow ellow s stud nU l Berlin pla played d the piano In III a a. wholly satisfactory manner The Tho Casals Ca concert was waa the fourth fourth- fourth Oj- Oj ferine ering this season of or the Musical k r society D D. J J. Ct C- C y AT THE AMERICAN 1 1 Picture enthusiasts who ar are ardent of or Olive Oll Thorn Thomas will hai e l a unusual opportunity to see ace this crees r favorite Interpret the role o P oJ a a. l VW laid when hen her most recent production I Toton Tolon Is Ie presented al nl th the the theatre tre for an engagement beg t tOT l day It Is not incongruous that this star whose WhOM first firm claim lm to popularity ot JI s' s perhaps her charming femininity femininity j e have been selected boy bov t For r. r to pia play a J. J a SIR as R the plot reveals cal Toton Tolon In realI reality I 5 girl brought up to impersonate tIler A t Her lIer Apache guardian to whom mother the care are of her h-er dau d tel ter has educated Toton loton to tip III I most notorious pickpocket In ran Paris I he may wreak vengeance with a all U. U lJ passion of his 1118 Latin temperament VF j the fa father ther for the supposed wron i I. I j for form t Toton's Toton mother the Apaches Apache's sweetheart Miss Thomas Thomas' portra portrayal al of or th the J Toton as all the most wicked but bue brut best N ir loved lo fellow In the Latin LItin quarter reVa rene renea reV til re a 1 personality rich In appeal and nd on one th It will win the sympathies of her au sJ hJ I from the tho end of beginning to the picture chi hj Then to dell delight ht those who relish l Ih J Sight of their favorite actress In CO f i attire she Is 15 revealed rc to Pf 11 father and Is presented In the fro j J the fair sex which she sho wears wear so w bt K Oj j j 1 l AT THE RIAL RIALTO TO The story of a little Canadian girl pr Irl wb followed her hu husband band to war var In l. l th that she might t do lIo her bit to r l rl I end a French reach the Iho health and reason of or Belgian orphans has been screen screened I The Heart of or Humanity All Allen U Il h i bars bar's Doro Lr L latest production l In which Phillips Phillip Is appear appearing pP In u In iii the f textured io nt at thou the theatre today and amI toms ro row I |