Show SI I 1 i I I I AM lJ S S 1 1 I I I I I I I j I I DRAMA AND VAUDEVILLE ORPH New ORPHEUM-New EU New M-New vaudeville va bill with The Heart of Annie Wood Burns and Bert Baker Co headliners head head- liners opens tomorrow night Matinees start Thursday PANTAGES Bill now playing headed by Kyra Five other acts Three shows dally daily New bill tomorrow WILKES Nana Bryant In ute Kendall with J. J Anthony Smythe Cliff Thompson and Wilkes Players Performance rf n every night Matinees I Thursday and d Saturday da Ralph HIPPODROME Cloninger and Gertrude all this week In The Sweetest In Dixie Matinees tomorrow to to- morrow and Saturday SALT Today LAKE and Wednesday with special matinee for ladles ladies only to morrow afternoon Alexander the Man Who Thursday Friday and I Saturday with Saturday matinee Alex andra Carlisle In The Country Cousin MOTION PICTURES AleX I PARAMOUNT EMPRESS Elliott Dexter and Ethel Clayton In Maggie Pepper I Pathe News Pictographs comic car car- toon AMERICAN In Out of car I the Fog Pathe News and special Instrumental mental music STRAND Flaming Front arid and Belle Bennett In The Reckoning Day LIBERTY June In A Page of Mystery with a big comedy sketch and scenic study BROADWAY Today tomorrow and Thursday Grace Darmond In What Every Woman Wants RIAL RIALTO Douglas Douglas TO-Douglas Fairbanks In Flirting With Fate Harry Morey and Edith Storey In The Next GeneratIon To morrow Clara Kimball Young In Lola Lois Without a Soul and Terror of the Range ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING NEWHOUSE New HOTEL Revue new program Allens Allen's Jazz band Bob Rob Ison Peggy McClellan Evelyn Fran coeur y Sisters and Revue girls jI I j I I a ae e I I t I I 1 o FRENCH ARMY BAND Fron a a. musical chalita ble standpoint the concert or of th lh French FrenchI army band of hero musicians at the TabI Tab Tab- last night was a splendid success rue 1 n music lovers heard r some e excellent n f gel d selections ti 5 with violin IO c cello and i piano solos thrown In for good measure The They were thrilled by the tact fact that each ot f the musicians was a hero ot of France I and were inspired by the stories told or of the bandsmen And they added to the size ot of the fund the band will carry back to France for humanitarian purposes by purchasing liberally of ct the artistic airs Captain Fernand conductor I and his instrumentalists demonstrate that thata a band i Is' Is capable of approaching very close to the delicate achievements of an orchEstra His band played surprisingly well veil last night lIe He has a soulful and sonorous brass section that is seldom surpassed and with I Ia a woodwind choir of two oboes a flute i II IIa two bassoons a saxophone and a dozen clarinets he achieves tonal results I that were beautiful And the I ship phlp was not a whit less excellent In the I gf drums find I section e where the n j jup ok playing g was s such as t to make s shivers run up and down the spine After Edward P. P Kimball manager of i the choir undEr the auspices ausPice the band was presented Mayo r lerry erry and Governor Bamberg short appropriate speeches th got away to a tine fine start Thel the Tabernacle organ orga with r Clellan played the Star Spang ncr ner and the choin sang lt It s sIr Ir if a more Inspiring rendition or of them was ever given herE J band played Marseillaise s a thE audience insisted on an an anen en Followed several fine sel eluding the Ph o senet three numbers from tr lb Sylvia March or of the Little diers the popular America sell Rhapsodic an t tring ring French war marches Alexandre Debruille a brillia played ed the difficult Rondo I r or of Saint ann and wa with an encore apt Poll to give some cello forcel solo olo did to everybody's light delight an ani it tion i and then Georges g U h t numbers m on the t The Concert was closed with t or of Star Spangled Banner magnificent manner as at the I ID D I |