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Show MEET I ' . ME tonight' flffil ol SDA' " " -V. Jutt around the corner at the - ' ' . . ORPHEUM .! .... v AMEMCANi and DAN3ANTE Big Audiences Greeted , 8ands.7 tnd Enjoyed Every Mommt of th Plotax heirlBImllw at l;8cj t:XB, 4:00, 8!A TiSO, . I MATIwHjI MLlOM ftp; lac, tag OQ183 MaVELT. Okavmns rra Thawte rMrong Tonlgfat all day Saturday and far into the night the crowds thronged ourtheatre and jammed and packed our corridor and filled the sidewalk side-walk and street in BROADWAY LAST TIMES TODAY A plandhj Flrat-Run Feature) NEAL HART In hla lataat thrilling atory f th Taaaa cattta ran gee, mad In Tna "Rangeland" 'Irfifclc of tho JtmgU" Tomorrow a tpaclal GOD'S CRUCIBLE M aan w mm matinei (iGEaVi I W ec. 10c, fue I NOW H0WINQ ' "Dangerous Curve j Ahead" 8omthtng that will take your breath away I HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY EL -. r I 1 WALK ON THE WATER of tha Cryatal stairway and DANCE at tha AMERICAN DANSANTE A Ballroom Ilka g Roof Oarden alean, pure air. Beet of Muala every avanlng after t:)0. ' Stay in the city and find your etreetcar or auto at tha door af tha American, -and only 60c per couple. DANCE FREE TONIOHT TO ALL THEATRE PATRONS CAFE and REFRESHMENTS Luncheon 11:30 till 1 p. m. toe. 40c and too. Entrance up Cryatal Stairway. No admlaalon charge for lunch patrona during afternoon. Telephone Waaatch 1(70 for Bridge, Tea or Lunch Party reaervatlona. And don't forget "SMILIN' THROUGH" All Week uaiaiaa a ml mi una n aaaejuareieaier ea ltenve.1 'p'vejieaeaaageiaaeaaaBwaaawaaiiaai CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 a. at. I STARTS TUESDAY ONE FULL WEEK fp??- VIOLA ' ifeixv DANA f "Scoing's I p Believing" HM.v;: i-li S-tREAT ACTS-5 Last Times Today TOM MIX in "SKY HIGH" And Vaudeville. Afternoon (except Sunday, and Holiday.), ma (plug tag). , Evening (Sunday and Holiday AfterneoVie), Ma (plug tag). 1000 Seat. (Second Balcony), 10o (plue tag). TONIGHT ONLY PROFESSIONAL TRYOUTS In addition ta regular ehew. ( Salt Lake Theatre riva Daya, Beg. Tuaeday, May h j "' i r. . . . 'T"rTy Prlcea Nlghta, ftOc ta K 00 Mata. Wed, and Sat. Beat Seat., 11. Ml front. all day long a "singing newsboy" with a giant megaphone tried vainly to divert the overwhelming overwhelm-ing stream of humanity and stem the swirling tide but the big, discerning dis-cerning public knows what it ,) 7 j 4 TODAY Wants and and Tuesday will not be swerved. d.w. T , GRIFFITH'S 'ORPHANS ORPHANS OF THE OF THE storm" STORM' NAN GRAY played to KING & IRWIN more people Saturday than PAigotl ever packed DAL BEATY & the JAP PANTAGES ce . EARLY before " today I I I7J 1 Edward .Gibson l L7tC Lirior!Ur5Iobtir3d OoocjwWI.. I COMIN0 WCONESOAY MIS OU PONT In "THI WONOCRFUL WIPI" ! Big Hit Now Playing! COLLARED FOR LIFE! lu rraq i 'jsTRotrimomi a failure? "LET'S ELOPE" It wat bit bold Buggp.tlon and ahe waa frame. . But they didn't know what a riot they would aauae ia every reapectabl i married home in town. A picture mad for lauhine ptirpo.e. only. A hig rnmody hit that turni the Bmiiehfrht upon one of the burning queatione of the day. j Guaranteed to contain 15J tmllee, 4 ehurkle. and 5E man aiaed roan. Coma and get your .hare. - j It Makes You Feel Like $1,000,000 ! i J PATHS MXWS . 00MI0 CAB. TOON THB USUAL OOOD MUBIO j READ "THE SHEIK" Firt Instalment ' ' TODAY . WILKES Pop. Mat Thun. ALL WEEK Dunbar Opera Company In Gilbert and 8ullivan'a Biggeat Suoeeae "THE (V. IK ADO" PERFECT CASTI MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTIONI Pricea Eva., 2Se, Mo, 7So, )1 Matinee Thura. and Sat, 2So and Mo. |
