Show i = I I 6 tri 1 1 91 111 H r 1 J I fU 4 r i 1 Jrv x a I 17j r t ii I J t It r 1 tv I I t V I I II il Ij tI 11 11 Ihl j 1 I I II THIS WEEKS ATTRACTIONS y i Salt Lake Cheater Arc You a lIn son 7 Friday and Saturday nights 1 and Saturday afternoon I r Grand Theater The Hills of California Califor-nia Monday Tuesday nnd cdncsday nights and Wednesday afternooon b Hapho Thursday Friday and Saturday I Satur-day nights and Saturday afternoon f t 4 Last weel s business at the Salt Lake I Theater was the greatest in Its history J3enHur was indeed a rocnrdMnah 1 + i erg setting new mtirks for receipts and t continuous attpndance The matinee receipt r re-ceipt were nearly S2fif0 for each and for vieli of tho night performances the sun taken In vas above that lKtin FO that the sum for the seven perform jinros was about SS OOn In Denver bowevor the t receipts for fourteen performances t per-formances reached S IIjJI a n 0 AF i jfsult of HIP DcnHm visit the frail Lak Cheater h I better I equipped thin ever hofoir with electrical aopii I r r rr f i1 < ft < i < I > 1 I rx t j iJf 4 F f 1 z WVf 1 jrl 3 < < i < 11 fir I if tit i 11l 6 i L 1 r + < F 0 t 1 q > < I dJjjt 1 fi i Atial r 1 W r Y tjff t it I 8 < t iJ Y f Jrr 1 t t t r i i I 1 g < 1 AI s > H t Bobsrt Zdcson in Soldiers of For 1 tau ames To Instrrc the IrJI pr I jirercnta tion of the play Mima er 1 Pyper I exp + nd cd hundreds of dollar in perfecting the c electrical 1 Improvements which ho started start-ed last year and 1onseiueiilly th I cedes wllch diinMided o imirh on proper Ugh II tog were given here ns well ns they could haw been anyxvhpe The exprjiie to the theater was real I hut it has the money all hack and n b j m ai i anni as net prolt from the hilt btmnoss p done The Theater management i eer q tnlnly entitled to praiM for the manner In which it performed Its part la punting on the big production During the sale George Dell spent fnm of the greatest 1 box ollice hours of his life and in cn I denvorln to Tease the multitude handled himself like i diplomat and tte Theater force thinughout tho ensujr meni showed how I thoroughly competent It K I A repusontjlix of Klaw i Kr I I Jn tiger said on the last night of the I engagement t en-gagement that the niaiiagtMivnt hat taken car of its part of the work in a t manner not excelled anyvvnero and that JIanyger hyper in addkioi to Ijiiowlnt how to do things rnrhi himself lad t 1IU1IOUII d hlmel 1f with exceptionally capable asENtant iC Are You a Mason which will he crcn rit the Salt Lake Theater on next Friday and Saturday veilings and Saturday Sat-urday matinee is meeting with great success wherever it has been presented It Is now in its fourth year and It Is eald there hus been no diminution in the patronage Many theater parties have been given bj Masons for this play and the ludicrous situation In which a quasi candidate + for fraternal order have been put icenifa to appeal ttrongly to t them > t Franlc Macon the comedian comes to the rand for the HrrU half of the week f In The Hills of California The playa play-a rural I comedy in four acts Is vill mounted and the second act presenting the tarot home of Amos H Ill Is a triumph I tri-umph of rural realism In the second act the curtain rites on the farm bands tosblsiy hay whlh tin family oov calmly i l calm-ly munches the hens cackl Inrdlen of the foot llghts and DIP old house Blucher quietly walks up to the welt for n dilrik limo California iiirtclte > will 1 he hoard in the latcst songs and glees and Gus Tate and Fiances Slosson will give a great specialty Introilticing Leo JohiiKon Latest t sons success Those Scnndalous teytit I Gus Talc ax the fat onice boy in i ald to make a hit every t wheic Tlii omiiany throughout Is said to be a c iuble one M r A The famous fiapho will be glv IU at the irand that last half of the Well by Llllian Matson and a comimny aid to be a good one In speiklng of the per foiinanLe the > Ins j agent Hays Ve are giving the Sensational drama Fapho at the popular prices of the day thejiby giving the public in general a + chance to see this fascinating production i produc-tion our motto being to give a good up todate performance for a nominal I i cum The v a It beginning Novembcr 1 IHh will be a full one at the Salt Lake I Theater The-ater IJobii l ISduHuii nIII appear on Momlu Tuesday I and Vedne > day In BolillfjH of Fortune the play In which he has greatly Increased his fame aifd Which ran at the Savoy theater l New Yoik for loO nlglits 4 r aIn a-In Old Kentucky will IJL ineaeutcd r I at the Salt Lake Theater I on Thursday and Friday November liJth and 13th This Is I the eleventh season of the play and this time it is srild l the production will bo a new and gorgeous one JO This Is 1 the last t season in this county of 1 Mr Pickwick 1 the DC Wolf Hopper i Opera companys musical production of Charles Dickens master woik to he II soon at the Salt Lake Theater Saturday November Mth The famous piece will he taken to London next season to 1111 a halfyear engagement In that city j 0 r A Little Outcast one of the stirring romantic plays will be at the Grand theater with a good cast and effects November No-vember 9th 10th and 11th In a romans Hower which COIIICH to the Grand theater on November 12th 13th and Hth is I said to he a very strong drama I a a t The Novelty theater had god business i busi-ness the past week The La KenoB have given scat I nisfailon La Reno does jome exceptionally good balancing his wife has a renmi cable baritone voice I and the baby Is clever They will ap psar the coming week The Matthews jugglers will also perform und a new line of moving pfctures will he exhibited ex-hibited Fifty young Salt Luke women sue total to-tal pirt In the joelfty opera Cinderella Cinder-ella or a A Deer Rehearsal to be produced HI l the Salt Lake Thkalur November No-vember 21st by the Thalia soclety under un-der the directions of Mrs Martha Iloyle King The opera has been adapted and lociilicJ new congs having been in trounce and original dances and marches interpolated Mecpt i for the Torn Show of the I rests club early In the year there has been no Important product Ion having local color for a long line CIndut C1a has the humor oft the of-t Ian Show and the local flavor but in audition f Ious efforts have been made to make a dainty pretty production produc-tion I with catchy I music und taking effects I ef-fects Prof Anton Pedersen has special charge of the music and Pro Robert Harry Lobullb is director of the dancing danc-ing 0 0 An Indignant New Yorker writes as follows in t the New York Herald You permit your reporters and your dramatic editors to speak of married actresses ac-tresses as Miss Nothing could be more Indefensible Let the man led actress ac-tress dome what pseudonym she will or Ipt hO retain her maiden name she has no right to the prefix lush which is a complementary title and no part of her rnire Nor has she the right to use it if not pinitled to it any more than an actor say Mr ManFljeld would have the righ to be called Miss Manslleld If Mrs Nat Coodwln as an example wishes to retain l the name of iMiixlne EI liott lei lieu oo it by all means but let uy in lust ir o to our language speak of her as Mrs Elliott and of Mrs I Sothcrn as 7IiP JIained and Lillian Hupstll as I Mrs Ilunll and MJ on down tin 11s except perhaps in Ihote I instances there UK con its in dlsfcoHIng matrimonial I matri-monial bond havi restored the maiden name and title 19 the I wife It seems to me Ihat this is I a much mote dignified way of proceeding Fancy Fan-cy dear lass Irwm tllh a son old nrnicrh to be a soldier I Miss Grace I frolic whose infant heir is so InterestIng Interest-Ing Miss Mary I Miinnclng applauding the efforts of h husband Its ridiculous ridicu-lous AH soon speak of the clear Mrs Gilbert whose blrtiula > won good wishes from us all Miss lananschek or to refer re-fer to the lamented dearest of veterans as Miss Drew 1 |