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Show To:;iGiir5 aiiuziments. SALT ' ZiAHS ' 'The Ea ggsd Messea- bririm vaudevme.' ; GnAI.O "A Texas Ranger." LYIlIO 'The Octoroon' - c:iAT"2r, of continues Free. V AUDITOSIUM RoUer Eksting. , - ' WASATCH RIlfK Roller Ekating.' Miss Edith Lambert, who haa the rrt of the proprietress of -the Welsh Inn in "Susan In Search of a Husband," which comes to the Salt Lake Theater Thursday night.- has achieved considerable distlnc- I tion in the line of work she has selected for herself upon the stage, and her ap- . pearance Is merely another guarantee of the excellence .of the "cast selected by Llebler & Co. to support Miss Irving, the ; tar of the organization. Miss Lambert is a musician of no' mean ability, having -written both the words and music of a number of compositions that have found considerable favor in the eyes of the music world. Nearly all her material has been published under a nom dU plume, which would be Instantly recognized by those familiar with musical affairs. Creston Clarke 'continues to draw crowds to the Salt Lake Theater. "A Ragged Messenger" is proving a popular attraction.- A matinee Is being given this afternoon, and the engagement closes tonight. to-night. . . Bert Levy, whose weekly page In the New York Telegraph Is a big feature, is now on the bllj at the Orpheum. making it one of the best of the season. This artist has a unique turn that is an absolute abso-lute novelty. His lightning sketches of men and things, and his hastily scribbled comments that are thrown on the screen, have to be witnessed to be appreciated. Bery Leavy probably la the only artist on the stage today who is himself no makeup make-up no stage clothes just the man as he works in his studio, trusting to his personality per-sonality and work to speak for him and . he makes good. .The high character of previous entertainments enter-tainments tn the Ep worth League's star lecture course was fully sustained last night when Rogers and Orilley appeared at the First Methodist church. Rogers is a harpist 'of exceptional ability, and Grll-ley Grll-ley is a humorist, who recites and sings. For a time the program alternated - between be-tween the two, but occasionally they combined, com-bined, the harpist accompanying the recitations reci-tations of his associate. Grllley has written writ-ten a number of songs which have been accepted by vaudeville artists and others. Williams of the ' famous Williams and Walker combination sings one of them. Both in music and recitation the program covered a wide riyige. In heavy and In popular selections Rogers demonstrated his absolute mastery of the harp, and Orilley moved the audience from hearty laughter to tears, as he passed from the funny to the pathetic.' |