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Show AMUSEMENTS I Soap Bubble Song Scores' Big at Newhouse T 'M FOREVER Blowing Bubbles," by Evelyn Frarwoeur and chorus, lnt night proved to" be one ot the most popular popu-lar son ps over pi von at the. Nrwhouso by "Tho Ace ot" Revues." Tho girls do some rxpert soap-bubble, blowing as a. part ot" the number. Last inpht's au'Iicnco showed its pie-astir also with the melody of "Mary" orors. which Included opiiIar b:illadf5 written In tribute to the uld-fashioned, but mucli-likcd name. Bob Rbljson and Art rennry pave the first-night, patrons much enjoyment by their Ninyring of "Here Comes the Groom." other numbers on this week's bill arc: "The Navy'U 'em Hack." by Fob Robi-son, Robi-son, Art Penney and the revue girls: "Bangalore." an orintn 1 number. by lelen Hirk and chorus; "The Greatest Thlnp Th:U Came From France," sung bv Bob Uobison and chorus; ""When That Mobile Hov Sinss the Memphis Hlucs." Art 1'ennev and chorus; "Take Your Girlie to tho Movies." Gladys Bromley and girks; 'After You're Gone." Art fen-nev; fen-nev; "Can You Tame "Wild Wimmen," Rob Kobison; "Not in a Thousand Years." Helen Kirk: "Boy o' Mine." Kvclyn Fran-cocur. Fran-cocur. and a tue dance by the Bromley sisters. Miss Olive Thomas, in ' 'Upstairs and! Down," to Be Seen at American Theater Today. 44 t T PST AIRS and down," the most re-cent re-cent Select corporation picture release, re-lease, is an especially happy choice for an evening's entertainment. Essentially a farce, the screen offering carries just sufficient dramatic thread to make it a wonderfully fascinating and enjoyable program. Tlie picture shows at the American theater for the first time today in a three-day run. and stars Miss Olive Thomas, one of the screen's most beautiful beau-tiful actresses. It is one of the funniest and most thoroughly thor-oughly diverting thine s ever screened, carrying a laugh In nearly every line of The five fast-running reels of the play. The story deals wilh the capers of the upper ten in tho fastnesses ot" exclusive chambers in Fifth-avenue mansions, with the sc-rants in the house looking and interjecting caustic comment. A Harold Lloyd comedy and Pathe News, with 1-rank Gibney singing the most and most popular song hits and directing audience community singing, complete one of the biggest programs the American, theater has ever staged. DRAMA AND VAUDEVILLE. WILKES Mariorte Kani'ocini. Cran Wilbur. Fuel) Dlllman nl tlie Wilkt" Plfljrrs ia "Where Poppies It loom." ilatinecs Thursday Thurs-day Dd Sa turday. PAN TACKS Bill now playing "itb the "Million "Mil-lion Dollar Dolls." Fi-t oilier acts. Three " sL'-.ws d.iiiy. .New L-ill We !..- a v. SALT LAKE Friday and Saturday and Saturday matiney. J'Hinn Eltince and bis Taudrille Revue of Mnetcca-nincteen. "EWHOL"SE HOTEL "Ace of Rctijcs." Bob Robisou, Bromley Sisters. MOTION PICIUKES. AMERICAN Olive Thomas in "Upstairs and Down": Harold EI-jv comedy; Pathe News. 1 A RAMOCN --EMPRESS "J he Artonift spc-" spc-" cial picture, "The Woman Thou Uavest Me"; ."a the News, Picto;raph. comic cartoon. ORPHGVM Mabel NormamJ in "Mickey." Continuous, Con-tinuous, 1:30 to 11 p. in. STRAND bessu- Ha j-akaw a In "Courageous Coward" ; siih episode of "The Tiger s Trail." IsrS Mae Mnr-h in 'Telly uf the Chens." tods v and M'Tidny. BROADWAY Viola Dana in ber latest pneeial real uro. "Satan Junior" : la? esc Sunshine comedy. "The Lady Bellhop's Secret." |