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Show I . I AMUSEMENTS SALT IjvVKE Photo-drama, "From the Mangor to th Cross." AH week. -Matinee oach day. O H PIIEUM Vaud ovllle. Performance Perform-ance eory afternoon and evening. UTAH Willard Mack. Marjorlc Ram-bcau Ram-bcau and associate players In "On Parole." Tonight and tomorrow night. Matlnco Saturday. EMPRESS Vaudeville. Performances every afternoon and two performances perform-ances at night. PAN TAG ES Vaudeville. Performances Perform-ances every afternoon and two performances per-formances at night. The following theater notices are marked "tdTfrtUement" In order to comply with a strict' Interpretation of tho new federal newspaper news-paper law. In no sense are thoy paid advertisements. adver-tisements. They am items furnished by tb prtia agents of tho various thutirs. The reverent picture film. "From tho Manger to Lho Cross." will be shown only three moro times at th Salt Lake theater. the-ater. The plcluros have made a profound pro-found impression upon those who have attended. All seats for the engagement or "East Lynne" at the Salt Lake thc-auv, thc-auv, starting matinee Monday. .September .Septem-ber 15, will be reserved, and can be purchased pur-chased at any time for any performance during the engagement. The strong military drama, "On Parole." Pa-role." at the Utah theater this week, has made a most favorable Impression upon Salt Lake playgoers Judging from the Increased In-creased attendance at oach succeeding performance. Yesterday afternoon's performance per-formance was witnessed by a capacity audience and another big house Is assured as-sured for tonight, while tho S. R. O. sign will be' conspicuous tomorrow afternoon. Mr. Mack. In the part of Major Dale. Is at his best, and tho same can bo said of Miss Rambeau In the part of Constance Plnoknuv. n cmitlinrn n-trl wlm f-illa In lovo with an officer of the northern army during the closing days of the civil war. Beautiful stage settings and music of the highest order are features of this week's production by the Mack-Rarnbcau combination. The Salt Lake public will be glvoa an opportunity to sr-e shown In motion pictures pic-tures incidents connected with the recent sensational flight, arrest and appearance in court and elscwhcro of Harry K Thaw. This news cama yesterday in the form of a telegram from head offices of the Orpheum circuit In New York, to the effect ef-fect that the "only genuine films furnished fur-nished exclusively in your city to tho Orpheum" had been shipped. Thoy should arrive here tomorrow night or Sunday, when they will be placed on exhibition exhi-bition as an extra featuro for one week. Tonight Is the regular society night at tho Orpheum. whero there Is a good bill, headed by MI33 Orford and her wonderful elephants. Pantagee vaudeville Is now In full swing In Salt Uiko. Following the formal for-mal opening of the Pantagos Wednesday night, the thcator has token up the regular regu-lar order of its performances and a matlnco matl-nco performance Is glvon every afternoon at 2H5 o'clock and the evening shows at 7:30 and ri:15 o'clock. The bill that Is opening the house for Its first week is otic of the bost popular-priced x'audcvlllc programmes seen here In months. Wll-llard's Wll-llard's Templo of Music la one of tho most elaborate musical acts now In vaudeville and It headlines tho present bill. Tho programme now on at the Tantagea avIH run through until next Tuesday evening. After having spent two years In Switzerland, Switz-erland, the home of the yodler. Matt Keefe, "the golden voiced tonor," who Is appearing at ths Empress this week, will offer an act entirely different from uny singing act that has played this popular house In many months. In offering the people that which they like best baa been the foundation of Mr. Keefo's bucccsp, which embraces theatergoers in every part of the civilized world. Sharing honors hon-ors with Mr. Keefc oa the current week's programme arc the Seven Lozanos. dnre-devll dnre-devll performers on the tight wire, nn act thnt for four seasons was the feature fea-ture of Rlngling Brothers' circus. A Vitagraph drama. "The Yellow Streak," portrays tho character of a man who outwardly was a man 'of honor and trusted by his friends and business associates. as-sociates. Inwardly he was Just tho reverse, re-verse, and while burglarizing his own pofo of several thousand dollars Intrusted to his keeping for the night, he Is unrecognized unrec-ognized and killed by his wife. "Grandfather" "Grand-father" is a pathetic Kalcm drama picturing pic-turing an old man's devotion to his Only grandchild. An Essanay comedy of unusual un-usual merit, "Tlt for Tat." and a beautiful beauti-ful scenic subject. "Tho Cumberland Mountains." conclude tho bill. Tho management of Saltair announces tho second weekly post season dance at that resort tonight, and Indications are that the event will bo a successful one in every way. The danco last week was In tho nature of an experiment and It was tho first time that a post season dance had been attempted at Saltair. in spite of the unfavorable weather, it was very successful, and the dunces will be continued each Friday during the month of September. |