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Show i. - : 1 1 AMUSEMENTS ' .... Ti !7"! j 4- IN SALT LAKE THEATERS.- j ' 4; COLONIAL THEATER "Trilby." f I j v By Willard Mack and company. I j r Matinee, L':15. Evening, 8; In. i- OKPMRrrM THEATER Advanced 'X ! i vaudeville. Matinee, 2:15. v ' j y Evening. S:l.". Jf i GRAND THEATER "At Cripple I- Creek." Evening, 8:15. i -t- Ll'RIC THEATER Moving pic- ! r turcs. Matinee, 2; evening, 7. j f I WHIard Mack Is doing some, personal work aa Svengall In "Trilby" this week ; at tho Colonial that Is worthy of not. This Is one of the most difficult parts of any modern plav. Nobody in Salt Lake had ever reen Mr. Mnek in a character role nnd hln makeup, hi? dialect and really real-ly wonderful acting have been an agreeable agree-able surprise. "Trilby" hns onlv been seen in Salt Lake .n tho highest prices, and at popular prices Is drawing great crowds. It will run all the week, and following It Mr. Mack will put on "Christopher. "Chris-topher. Jr." with himself an Christopher and Eleanor Montcll. a beautiful and charming actress, as Dora Medway. This will ho Miss Monlell's first appearance with the Mack company, but she Is well remembered here ns leading lady with James J. Corbett on the actor-pugilist's Inst visit. Mr Mack's physician allowed him to work last nl:ht and ho gave a good performance. With a good rest tonight to-night tho doctor says 1k- will be able Io work the rest of the week all right. It Is a fine hill at the Orphcum this week. "Novor, Never Lund," the dramatic drama-tic playlet by the great author, Israel Zangwlll. portrayed by Helen Grantlcy and a uplenclld company is giving the people of Salt Lnk much to think about. Though a little out of the usunl'run, Its very oddity makes It an appealing and enchanting act. t An extra number will be on at th Orpheum matinee this afternoon. This will be the public tryout of "Lasca," a new playlet by local people. In addition to having a very Interesting plot anil plenty of dramatic action, there are a number of novelty features, among them the Moqnl Indian snake dance. In which live huge rnltlers. Imported from Arizona, Ari-zona, will bo used. Too jJay and song I was written by Theo A. Patterson anu I the music and lyrics by Prof. J. J. Mc-' Mc-' clePan. |