Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1920-02-02 | Page 4 | Amusements

I Amusements rn l n 1 CO COM I Eln in Mabels Mabel's Snit I Lake Lake- Up Room a sensational launching laughing farce arce Three nights beginning tonight with Wednesday mati mat nee flee Booth famous comedy Seventeen j Thursday night Runs throughout through through- out the tho wc week k s Hippodrome Ralph hippodrome Ralph Cloninger r rand rand and associate players in Tho Bride farcical com corn edy Runs throughout weeK wecK with Wednesday and Saturday matinees VAUDEVILLE E. E New Cw vaudeville bill with Ford Sisters in l Frolics of or 1920 opens Wednesday Wednes- Wednes day dav night Madlaine Madlaine Traverse erso In What hat Would You Do and stI six st I acts of vaudeville Continuous toda today 1 to 11 p. p m. m Bill BUI now playing headlined with Harry Barr Girard and company in The Thc Luck of 0 a To To- tem tern Five other big features Three shows daily daily dall 30 and 91 91 New bill Wednesday FICTION Today tomorrow and Wednesday Wal- Wal allace al laco lace Reid in his now production t Double Speed Comic cartoon 1 Paramount magazine mag Burton Holmes' Holmes travels tra Continuous I I 1230 O to 11 U p. p m. m J. J J. J Warren KerriCan Kerri- Kerri I Can in o JAvo Sparks Spark Fifth episode cpi cpi- sode sodo Bound and Gagged I American Griffith Inhuman in inHuman I Human Collateral Comedy All 4 Lit Up Tp Pa Pathe the review Philharmonic orchestra Con ContinUous Continuous Contin Contin- tin tin- I 11 1 a. a m. m to 11 p. p m. m I IG G Gem One m-One One weeks week's en engagement l I Unit Program mc- mc I services lc el for the departed members of ot Hath Field artillery Including six distinct features Ladles Ladles' orchestra Continuous I Il Mv l lZ to 11 ii p. p m. m I Strand Allce Alice Joyce Joce In To the Highest Bidder Comedy They Were Four Hotel Around Around theTon the Town Ton and Syncopated CocK CocK- tails by Grover Groyer Frankle's Fol Fol lydol every evening in musical musical musi must cal revue Performances from 60 to 9 0 and 1015 1013 to 1230 1530 1 30 Sundays Sundays Sun Sun- dl days s 6 to 9 Saturday afternoons J 1 I 1 to 6 6 I