Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-15 | Page 16 | [Untitled]

- TODAY AND FRIDAY .'5 -f'V ' ; 1 ' An amazing drama of human emotions. i'Q s v ;J ) Ik lii a Pj3 i I :S t.'!('.'' .a .."j pl ! : STARRING "'5 5 " N, i a tWal if !-:; P. 1 Mice Lake :;; t 'pr fer vt Story of a rogue, more fascinating than "RAFP p; f'- V Adapted for the screen from Jack Doyle's stories !:i r-'--1 ' :Vi! Blackie's Mary" and Fred, the Count,"' ; " j Appearing in the Red Book. ' p;.:'T' I :k It's paradoxical of good and bad. t'A.y f ' - LOVE CONQUERS ALL. I 1 h " TWO DAYS !-.; L ,' Supplementary Comedy, "THEIR BABY" "'t KT'A i , . "GREAT OUTDOORS" SCENIC ' M: I V- , - I Overture, "WILLIAM TELL," by Orchestra. U I;- If'' TJ,'', ! Ollie Smith, Conductor. s );fj !,,,'., ... ' 1 Organ Solo by Miss Stayner, "AIDA." bert L Y T e L L .otioni Alice Brady inREDHEA? fef'H , " j. r j , V r I r 1 " ' ,1J1 1 1T A l, T'7 I n -1 I i.4,Lr'ferw ut UU - PHOME WAS. 2 221 - fe-S I FAREWELL WEEK RalpliCloninger And HI3 Own Company In the J Dramatization of Bertha M. Clay's Famous Love Story I 'DORA THORPE' j Mallnees Wednesday arid Saturday k Nights, best seats, BOc. Matinees 25c i J..LlM.MH!J,.M-AL..l.'Ji',LlJiajlJjmHjkSfflBBaP 1 LAST TIMES TODAY .r 1 ' The John Emerson-Anita Loos Production ""1,1 Hil f nil pfapri . ill I Hi Ifillll , I Feativring ilH;; E1IEST f EUEI II 1 I V oman, queen of the earth ! Some good, wholesome fun i ; I the expense of the "new-fashioned woman." W 1 BURTON HOLMES IN FRANCE WITH THE YANKS. 7; I CURRENT EVENTS. . GOOD MUSIC. I NOW PLAYING McKAY'S SCOTCH REVUE FIVE. OTHER BIG ACTS Three shows daily 2:45, 7:30, . 9:15 fj Afternoon prices 10c, 15c, 25c u Might prices 15c, 25c, 35c KfC HEATER Ea3iH. It. RAND, Mgr.BWftWl I ' TODAY I B A first-run picture, with ffi I PAULINE STARK, In I "THE ATOM" A drama as sweet and wholesome as g g the first dash of spring a Comedy, GEORGE OVEY, In "JERRY'S JAM" W, HAnd HOUDINI, In the fourth episode g "THE MASTER MYSTERY" j tit , JBig Matinee T0DA1 . Wf - V"'-i--v CRATTE WILBUR AND W MAUDE FEALY V -V7r; fr With Wilkes Players "fri ln the Remarkable Dramatic Cost- ,y. 'The FcqS's Gaae' g, ALL NEXT WEEK, BEGINNING SUNDAY NIGHT, Maude Fealy's Own Great Drama "Right or Wrong'9 5 Installation of a modem cooling system has made the Wilkes cool is'- Matinees, 15c to 35c. Wights, 23cc, 35c, 50c, 75c. 1 $p pa M 41 tJjy is!Kgff' LIKEE CHINEE RAG? j? C? Hear Bob Roblson sing f "Chong," the new Chi- b" nese Jazz. It's a hit everywhere. J g.' Bob springs It first In Salt Lake. s?S Xr Also Ada Lee Chase, Chorus, Li . and others. Allen's Jazz Band. MA7 to 9:30 p. gfVfflV 1 S?! m., 10 p. m. f&l W 12:30 a,m w p-j IbroadwayI 1 TODAY, TOMORROW, SATURDAY 1 1 WM Milk IIii his latest daredevil thriller and romance f Hp pp I ij Comedy BIUTT AND JEFF sift 13 if p lf B.VD. MfkM If J$tJ- Underwear? i t li"!1 ill l ' B. V. D. Coat Cut B. V. D. Sleeiess I f ' w4llfl ;-!iiM,, I I Undershirts and Closed Crotch Union KM I ft. i ';';!:::!:;'. ;.. (; I Knre Length Drawers. Suits (Pat. U. S. A.) IWSL t 1 iVJlll! P ! li .': ,; ; -'(.'s The Garment The Suit ji;!'''i V 1 1I i ' 811 M Remember. Zt ' 'PWJ NEW YORK. Ad WgJ&& m iB ' fl Every Nlfrht Except 51-';,' nd Tuesday. 8:15. j . ..' tl nees B3ginninRjThr5 I fM "now"playinQ ;La I EDDIEF0Y ' E'J THE YOUNGER F0YS : I SLUMWHEBjVl NfJ: !T3 BERRI &JONAN ... E'J "DANCING ODDS AND ; LI fam:no TC."2 I M POLLY Cg8 :., The Famous Th-S"1, ?, Sheriff Noll of Th.- , Z'l the Movies. j c-i - ' pti MatiTiees-UK. - ,., t i-i Scats en : J'.. i JO ... in. to I" r- . N Phono Wasatch ; ; V j , Wh$) GJRTERS yield such handsome dividends in garter service ser-vice and coraf ort that it's worth inventing a no-inents no-inents time to ditiTdtly say "PARIS" when bay. ing garters. f A. STEIN'&COMRqMY IT PAYS TO SAY DISTINCTLY- PAms GmiEml -