Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-06-13 | Page 17 | [Untitled]

pOIDWlf! 3 Always cool and comfortable i TODAY AND SATURDAY I iluii mmm gripping drama of the goldl regions of Alaska S lirrs of em," dflf Mutt and Jeff comedy ti1 Two-reel Sunshine comedy Ql " The family thoater 5 leed1' today I c - Sloria Swansonf "SECEDE CODE" 1 Jfl ri Powerful five-act drama $Tom Mis . '.'"u fl tyl3H0TING UP THE MOVIES" E u; e A knockout jj The big laugh !' f. A KEYSTONE COMEDY ""-MP lA''' :'4 BEGINNING NEXT MONDAY 2 Shows Daily, 2:30 and 8:15 p. m. HupiCSS.HOpClCSS- Smnea AamsL f . , eiiOihaUiUKLteivcn? - j f ; t J, - 1 k it . i . k . t i ' "n XV' , . , f - i . - -1 - 1 vi I ' . ' ' i f . , ' t i ' . , w ' F ' , H .r ' t ' ' ' n f' f i r t s r - - i - $ 11.. t w ' - . , ' , ! , f vl,k t . i r "i . .v J ' P " J ' I - " ' . 1 , v V :,j ? n.Pi AHRnQ f?A7nnrpif haj.i?i2hhs i.j . I - Dbccfedi.PMM MAM i4PliL' gllllL ; I h A Soul Stirring plcturization of the Host Tremendous Story ever written, k 1 ' ORPHEUM CONCERT I 'rS'hWv&SZ I tJC' , j orchestra -Vto MattMooie-MaiyAldoi -; 1 j Special Musical Settings SHS EdWlStelltoB I, : UqMy-MbfQm 1 ' I-; Eclipses all o!her Motion Pacturcsl ' Has rocked ihe Film industry to its Foundations! The Sensation of all Screen CI a s s i c si f- I Seats Now Selling at Orpheum Ticket Office. Phone Wasatch 4240. ; . ; . j..; . ' Now Flaying 1 'MICKEY" Now Playing ! l t : 1 NOW PLAYING I I EILLL BIANCA & CO. :! ! VALENTINE VOX, in his classic, ! "The Clubman" H FIVE OTHER BIG ACTS ( S Pictorial Weekly B I Three shows d.lly-2:, 7:30, 9:15 a Prices: Matinees, 10c, iso.ao K, P Nights, 15c. 25c, 35c j ' New sns I i i,VLLa-;wJ New Dances A.iJ:. Clever Comedians ?$p? The Brightest '''imi& Spot in Town jfl'fkftr'?,, Don't miss the rtMiSlj?r biggest and best MtVr " f bill of tho season. T7ibTTnVVant Ads Pull! SALT L A li E ' JM ATflE 3&8 RIOi-.D.Y, JUNE 16 Wednesday matinee fl .tfi MR. AND MRS. COBURN PRESENT ' p RDE WOLF fr?) fell fr SfWp A COMEDY WITH MUSIC . : Prices-Nights, 50c to $2.00; Mat., 50c to $1.o0. E SEATS N Jm, 1 LAST TIMES TODAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY jfj i iiyfi II llf r 113. if I 1 Mack Sennett's Great $500,000 Photoplay rp S ' ' EH rp Everybody's singing it t, sm s Ha 5lj V rf-j- Everybody's vbistling it il o,"!-; 3 ; . sn " - - a Everybody's praising it r i ' - j .: " - i THE PICTURE YOU'LL NEVER J 1 - i ! FORGET K rll ? i i m SI L CONTINUOUS, 12:30 TO 11 P. M. DAILY j i r; c . s if 'i V ; Special Music hy Orpheum Orchestra. Zi U" . "Slickcy" 'will he sung by Carlton Beiger, late of tho New U" Sj , Yorls Hippodrorao. 2fl bi K c. i ' Trices: Mstir.ers, 15c, 25c; Loges, 35c; Children, 15c; l V- Evenings, 25c and 35c; Loges, 50c; Children, 15c, 25c. J1 " ' A vv ; V7E PAY WAR TAX. Sfi I--- " 1 K Ml BEGINNING MONDAY "THE UNPARDONABLE SIN" bH j T -, r.i --, " -f r " ? r "3 1,1 ' " r-" " " ! " ! ! 'i j"a rf .w w l-pi-'i--i-i . The Tribune Gives Your Wants ihe Largest Circulation ape-5B j 1 JhJrr 3 jLVsiwl Ni JL TODAY AND TOMORROW ! He's feeling -- about ft ! -0 y-f i j ph : Cparomoiint Cpkkuxy The Rip-Roaring', Slap-Bang Comedy Iti'liL.L I tj BE I COMING SUNDAY Tlie Salt Lake Philharmonic Orchestra f in Popular Concert; 42 musicians under the direction of Charles Shepherd. No advance in prices. 1 M 1 wl I liPi lj .'i)lJl (Always a Leader.) . ; '( " TODAY-TOMORROW 'il Play made famous by the late Nat Goodwin on dramatic stago y h ' ) S Written by I. N. MORRIS b j Stamng fcarle Williams a Ji - . t- j ,vjivc ufjcrduvo lurrnuia .or prevenimg your girl Trom loping wltli r'pV another man Mr ii- According to Hoyle, you lose by holding hearts l'" According to LOVE, the rule Is reversed In "THE USURPER" rH COWBOY IN A CASTLE AND A WINNER, TOO. l , : THE PLAY YOU MUSN'T MISS ONLY TWO DAYS l HEAR FRANK GIENEY, EARITONE, ' Singing, and Learn to Sing y "I'll Say She Does" . "Still an Old Sweetheart of Mlno" ft , 1 ALWAYS AT THE AMERICAN THEATER It- 1j Classical ilxteen-pleco concert orchestra (every performer an artlst fj Grand $65,000 echo orchestral pipe organ (Miss Esther M. Stayner, organist) '-j Arbuckle comedy, "LEADING LIZZIE ASTRAY" l-.:.v Travelogue, SCENES IN FOREIGN LANDS j LhaS5j't-I. R. RAND, Mgr.fcS''-W FRIDAY AND SATURDAY j " First -run picture ! j EDITH STOREY I j In a rugged story of western I mining life J B "AS THE SUN WENT DOWN" jj I This is a fast-moving drama full of I thrills a vivid picture cf mining lifn S t the romance of a two-gun woman, ! I H throbbing with human emotions 3 B Also Capital Comedy R g "BILL SETTLES DOWN" j a a BT!jaz-fBcg-Ba5gsTO saijikiUga-r-?.-ag I 'iiv.S'y I.IAT. TODAY :'-'-'y?-:Jf Thomas Wilkes, Iivi by arrangement j w.tii A. H. Woods, presents 9 In one of her greatert dramatic ii triumphs i "V;'HERE POPPIES BLOOM' ' J A great play of the great war g Prices Matinees, 25c to 76c I Nights, 25c to $1.00 j SALT IMIE THEATRE 2 ToHMTS to r: I G SIT Matinee Saturday. FAREWELL TOUR Prior to World Trip. "-ii LM L i-jj ' M J and his of NINETEEN-NINETEEN and his big company of footlight favorites. Prices, SOc to $2.00; Mat., 60c to $1.50.