| Show I I I i I i IIi Ii I I i r 1 BILL NOW PLAYING Headed By ByThe The International I Nine I FIVE OTHER BIG ACTS BIG PHOTO COMEDY j Three shows dally daily 24 Prices Matinees tOc lIe Night Prices lc THEATRE Second South and State Week Starting Sun March 2 Ralph Cloninger Stock Company in INNOCENT NOTE NOTES I S Seat at Sale Opens Wednesday 10 iI a. m. m Telephone 2721 2221 Best SOc 50 State Balcony Wed and Sat No Performance Monday San fall Lake LaIe Theatre Farewell Week I udra Audra Alden I Ralph Cloninger And Associate Players Presenting j tr STOP THIEF Nights I Matinees The Note interest in these clos- clos closing ing performances is unusually I large Avoid disappointment by securing seats early Call Was I li a looked ir a j I F rss j I Ij CIP I j a JN I e lj U I TODAY TODAY ONLY I I S HART AT I j Ff f In reel five Western feature N tJ 91 I Truthful I j HOW FATTY MADE GOOD I i Comedy CARELESS AR e AMERICA ER I IM G T M g-B g I TOMORROW Special Attraction I r r Mr Harry Carey I a Appears in person peron and If 10 Jazz Band i TERROR TERRO OF THE RANGE Geo Larkin and 10 Betty Compson If I III 1111 III I t tY r i 21 Y Home of t Cy Y i II END Y Y SATURDAY I i t i t I A ANCI NCI t N. N G r J s J I 11 I I I i I 1 j Supported by the the- Wilkes Players in r I II I A stupendous production of r the immortal love the story most elaborate staging lighting lighting light light- ing and costuming pr presentation presenta- presenta senta- senta lion tion ever seen in a western stock theatre GIRLS OF SALT See LAKE this thrilling drama of a girls girl's ro- ro mance-a mance drama of passionate love r hate and revenge j Make Reservations ns Early 4 Prices Mats Thurs ci and Sat and Nights to 1 1 T Tabernacle Friday February 28 p. p m. m I JOSEPH BONNET I The Great French Organ Virtuoso A Afew few striking notices showing the deep impression he has made in America A giant among Herman Devries in Chicago American A sound splendid and admirable H. E. E Krehbiel in New York Tribune Bonnet played a program that for unique beauty and musical and historical value has probably never been equaled and certainly never excelled by any performance In Commercial Advertiser Boston S Greatest of organists thrills large crowd at the The Constitution Atlanta Ga Bonnet Is a Public Ledger Philadelphia It Is difficult to discover words which adequately can describe the beauty and the skill of the work which he put forward lie has set up standards In fit America that can have only the most beneficial Influence upon the music of our people It Is to be hoped that so phenomenal an artist will return to Felix us-Felix Borowski in Chicago Herald I There Is a freshness a a. youth a buoyancy throughout his playing that thaC Is uplifting lie seems to dwell musically In the sunshIne to avoid shadows and to find In his Ideals an Intellectual beauty beauty- Montreal Daily Star Bonnet unravels difficult passages with the clarifying power ot of genius and Interprets the fIner more subtle and more delicate passages with the finesse ot of the Evening poet Dispatch Columbus Ohio Bonnets organ playing has been one of the sensations of the season It might be said that he has made organ recitals In Aeolian Hall popular for no pianist or violinist Is more enthusIastically greeted here than he New Is York Herald Ills His dell delivery delighted by clarity and dignity of style and ard by a mastery of technique and elegance of re refinement and taste W. J. J Henderson in in New York SunHe Sun He made a 11 deep Impression and disclosed high technical powers through a dignified and artistic treatment of an Instrument that Is too often misused Ills His playing was marked by much freedom clearness and perfection of articulation both on manuals and pedals a true tense ot of rhythm and a t fine taste In registration that sought Bought appropriate appropriate timbres and avoided the Richard bizarre Aldrich in New NewYork NewYork York Times 1 I r I II j. ALWAYS fE 7 BEST PICTURES NOW PLAYING SUPREME PICTURE SENSATION r THEDA IN Shows at 11 1230 2 5 8 Regular prices ft SIXTEEN SIXTEEN PIECE PIECE AMER IC ICAN AN ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA- GRAND ECHO PIPE ORGAN z est g t WEDNESDAY THURSDAY a THE WOMAN ON THE INDEX STARRING WILLARD MACK and aid PAULINE FREDERICK SCENARIO BY WILLARD MACK HIMSELF Successful stage play by George Broadhurst and Lillian Trimble Bradley Tells VIVID modem STORY of LOVE and INTRIGUE 1 It is Goldwyn's long awaited first PAULINE FREDERICK I PRODUCTION Played Several Months in New York Dont Don't miss the these e great stars of the pictures picture CAST OF SCREEN NOTABLES THREE DAYS ONLY Supplemented by a a REAL COMEDY a SCENIC and the very best Orchestra and Organ Musk STRAND Double Dramatic Bill LIBERTY Bill Change Daily GHOST FLOWER SOCIAL HIGHWAYMAN ALMA RUBENS EDWIN AUGUST r OVER THERE High Class Comedy CHARLES RICHMAN and ANNA Q NELSON Worth While 15 Cents Children Half Price 5 and 10 Cents u s T ONLY i MUSICAL EVENT EXTRAORDINARY CONCERT AND ENTERTAINMENT BY I 4 1 s t td 6 d P h d' d I ro roc rop c p 4 42 2 t y s k i J f MIRTH MELODY 50 F ight er from the Front Allies Q u Ladies From Hell Pipe Band Prices 1 and Seats Now on Sale at Orpheum 6 PAR 1 LAST TIMES TODAY I The story of The Old Folks at Home with a few thrills and general good entertainment The New D. D W. W Griffith Production 6 A ounce o of Valle g gA A Superb Photoplay of Homely Life in Kentucky Interpreted by LILLIAN GISH ROBERT HARRON GEORGE FA V FAWCETT and Superb Company PATHE NEWS i iI I GOOD MUSIC We cant can't help it if people WILL W uy say such things for in the state of Utah Utah- I Instance Youve got the best gentile organ In I A. A G. G Mackenzie I Tomorrow ELSIE FERGUSON in Herl Best Bent Yet Yet- HIS PARISIAN WIFE i I T J I VAUDEVILLE I Every night ex except ept Monday and andI A I I. I A Tuesday 15 Four matinees matinee I beginning Thursday I 4 4 4 BEG WEDNESDAY EYE EVE Welcome return of our favorIte W Wand It and vaudevilles vaudeville's cheeriest V Y comedIenne STELLA MAYHEW JIM MARIAN ARIAN HARKINS s I MAZIE KING Martin Beck Presents uNO NO With SABE m I CAROL CAROLINE KOHL BRIERRE KING MR LEO ELSA BEERS m. m Vaudevilles Vaudeville's Ono of dt's tho he Distinctive e GI Greatest v Entertainer Cellists Evenings lOc lac tOe he 11 1 J Matinees lac Mc Tickets on sale at box office 10 a. a m to 10 p. p m. m daily y vv I 1 HI THEATRE 22 E EI I Second South and State Where quality Reigns i I The he Best in Pictures and Music I Week Feb 25 to toI March 2 Inclusive Dorothy Philp Phillips S in n THE HEART Of i HUMANITY The picture that will live I forever An appealing story of mother love and war Continuous performance from 1 to toi i 11 p. p m. m daily Shows starting at 1 3 5 7 and j 6 9 p. p m. m s TWO NEW BEAUTIES Th The Snyder Sisters two talented and shapely girls have been added to the chorus New songs sonS's and specialties ape ape- by Bob Boh Robinson Evelyn Francoeur and the Bromley Sisters Hear the big Cleopatra song hit The Revue Is from 1 to 9 I and from 30 10 to 1230 every night Allens Allen's orchestra furnishes music for tor dan danCing ing ill by guests guest THE BRIGHT SPOT IN TOWN Hr |
