Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-10-31 | Page 15 | Amusements

AMUSEMENTS DRAMA AND VAUDEVILLE. ORPHEUM New vaudeville bill with three head liners opens tonight. Matinees begin Thursday. LIBERTY Hippodrome vaudeville show, with Miller. Stedman & Co. a3 headliners. New show tomorrow WILKES New farce comedy, "The Blue Envelope." Matinees Thursday and Saturday. SALT LAKE Anna Held in "Follow Me," tonight and matinee. Thursday, Thurs-day, Kolb andd Dill in "The High Cost of Loving." PA NT AUKS Musical comedy, "Oh, v Doctor!" heads bill opening this afternoon. MOTION PICTURES. PARAMOUNT-EMPRESS Marguerite Marguer-ite Clark in "Bab's Burglar"; Paramount Para-mount P'ictographs; Pathe News. BROADWAY Today, William Far-num Far-num in "When a Man Sees Red." AMERICAN An all-star cast In "Come Through" ; Universal Weekly; Week-ly; Professor J. J. McClellan. STRAND Franklyn Fa mum in "Anything Once" ; comedy. MEHKSY All-comedy day; Chaplin's double, Billy West, in "Boarders and Bombs"; special Keystone comedy, com-edy, by Mack Sennctt company. Three Headliners in New Orpheum Bill to Open This Evening for Week'3 Engagement. THE twelfth week of Orpheum vaudeville vaude-ville will open this evening with a bill comprised of eight acts, three of whicb are scheduled as headliners.' At the top of the bill is Wilbur Mack and Xella Walker, in "A Pair ' of Tickets," a comedy. Their offering has been staged in true Belascouian manner. Sharing the highest honors is Princess Kahuna and her company of native Hawaiian Ha-waiian singers and players. Princess Kalama is the originator of the whirlwind whirl-wind hula hula dance and made a big hit when she played here last year. This season she has added to her support a company of artists, a charming and alluring al-luring stane setting and a musical score of true Hawaiian sentiment. The third headliner of the bill will be Mrs. Gene Hughes und her company, in "Gowns." Its story is a simple one, although, al-though, like all good plots, it has its twists and bends. The principal idea is of a neglected wife'K restoration in her husband's affections by the agency of gowns. The piece in ordinarily good hands would be a success, but in the keeping of Mrs. Hughes and her players it is one of the season's best sketches. Dunbar's Old-time Oarkles, with the sou t hern nlantat ion melodies a nd harmonies; har-monies; David Sapirsteiu, one of America's Amer-ica's foremost pianists; Turn Kerr and Edith Ensign with their talking fiddle: Mantr a nil Snyder, the twentieth century cen-tury wonders of the acrobatic world, and the Pathe .News, showing- notable events of animated world history, complete the balance of the show, which runs for the five nights begi lining this evening and for four matinees, beginning with tomorrow. William Farnum at Broadway Today in "When a Man Sees Red," Fox Photo Special. y II, LIAM KARNIWI, the great William " Fox star-, is seen .it the Broad way today and the remainder of the week, in a stirring, red-blooded role in "When a Man Sees Rod." This is the newest William Wil-liam Fox super dc iuxc photodroma, and the eminent screen sti"- , is seen In u characterization of an nd ent urous rover of the seven seas. who. despite his vocation, voca-tion, is imbued with a spirit of pood that manifests itself in man of his big-hen big-hen rt ed ne turns. This photodrama is lot i tided on I .;nry Eva t.s's short si or v. "Tiie Painted l.adv." which appeared in lh Saturday Kvenlna I 'osi. Mum- of (he elaborate scones were taken in the actual localities and under ihe direction 'U Frank Floyd. This photnnlav j destined des-tined lo add new hiurels to William Fox and to William Farntmi. who portravs the pari of l.uther Smith, able seaman. "OU, Doctor," Musical Comedy, Headlines Head-lines Tantages Now Show Opening Open-ing This Afternoon. -jlTLNU'AL roMEDV will ;,Kain hold the boards at the l'antai;.-s. a ft-r an absence of many weeks, for the new bill opening m the popular Rroadwa v pJay house t his afternoon fop a week's engagement will be beaded b a company com-pany of comedians and comediennes m i Jeoree Ghons's latest nn.s..-.-... coined v . creation. "Oh. Doctor!" William Hran-dell, Hran-dell, ;t corned ia n of national repute h'-tVatured h'-tVatured In the cast, and lie is abh assisted as-sisted by Earl Mountain and a bevv of pretty girls, who offer the latest songs and da nces. A new schedule of prices will go into fleet at the Famages theater tomorrow fc matinee, duo to the ivrcm new war ti upon all theaters. This new schedule of price) will include th,- war tax. and wiii be as lollows: Matinees. 1 and 'jr. cents: nights, 1.".. and :.." cents.