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Show I AMUSEMENTS g IN SALT LAKE THEATERS, v ., v Comedy Drama. I COLONIAL THKAT1CR-- "The Vir- j- ginlan " Evening. J:t.V -j- v English Comedy. -I- JBIWGALOW THRATKR "Lord and Lady- Algjv' Livening, S:15. v ! v Melodrama. v v GRAND THEATER "The Night : Y Before Christmas." Evening, Si3. v -! Vaudeville. - r ORPMEUM THEATER Advanced V v.nidcvllle. Matinee, evening. r i - S'lo i 4- HSSION THEATER .Imperial v vaudeville. Matinee, -:3b; even-ing, even-ing, 7:u'0 end 0:15. J- Many eleer comedians comhlne to make ih week's bill nt the Orpheum mcu-f than ordinarily excellent. One unique idea that is utilized bv Hopkins and Axlell in their sketch. 'Trolley Troubles." lias received much commendation. commenda-tion. Tt is their impersonation of a woman passenger on a street car and the conductor. It is too funny to be true to life anil the conceit is as clever as anything recently staged. At the Colonial on Monday evening "The Vircinian" drew a large audience. It is a play that always " pleases a western audience The presentation is In the hands of a capable company and it is handsomely staged. It will run the week. There will be a matinee "Wednesday. "Wednes-day. That delightful English coined v "Ivjrd and Lady Algy" at the Bungalow theater, the-ater, and presented by Willard Mack, Maud Leone and players is one of the most delightful plays yet presented by this popular stock company You should see it. The play poes all vcek. -with the regular matinees, Wednesday and Saturday. Willi specialties between the acts in the way of vaudellk moving pictures, Illustrated songs, monologue and dancing. danc-ing. "The Night Before Christmas" Is pioving a great drawing rard at the Grand theater. Popular prices prevail. There arc no seats reserved. A capai-Hv audience was present Monday night. There will be matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Only the greatest, artist can satisfy such varied types as the Frenchman of finesse and the commercial American, and the languorous Latin who swings through a far different sphere in this life, from that, of the beef eater of the north Mine. Carreno. who gives a. concert con-cert at the Shubcrt theater next Monday evening, is the one planisto in the world who can hear the faintest throb of the heart of her public. With the keen instinct in-stinct of the woman, just as she would tenderly kiss th dew from the fragile mignonette, or shako it In showers from the heart of a rose, so does she with the audiences who love her. Intent on one goal "beauty." living and bclnc "beauty," she tenderly thrills or won-drously won-drously fills the heart of her hearer lifts whatsoever one, be It man or maid, out of th sordid into the beautiful and by hr God-given genius, through her , beauty of art. compels every nature to follow hr will. Her knowledge of racer, and foncu8 pre-eminently fits her to win with her art. Crowds throng The Mission, the theater different, at every Performance to sec the splendid bill .which Is being presented this week. Every number on the programme is a headliner. The bill will run up to and including Wednesday evening. There are dallj matinees. There are, two performances per-formances In the evening. The famous Ward brothers, two of the youngest and best known minat.rol boys oil the American stage today, are said to be immensely funny in the George Primrose minstrel production, where they are playing the two principal come'dy parts in the closing burlotta. Primrose minstrels come to the Salt Lake (heator Thursday evening. The sale of seals is now on. The celebrated Yiddish players. Miss Rosa K.irp. late prima donna of the Thomasliefsky's Peoples theater. New York City, and Mr. David Levenson. late star of the Adler's Grand I heater. New York City, who head the Edwin A. Rel-kin's Rel-kin's All-Ftar Yiddish company, which will come direct from the leading Yiddish theaters of New York City to the Salt Lake theater soon, are claimed, to be the most famous Yiddish speaking nrllstn cf litis country. |