| Show I THE STAGE i THEATRES TH EAT RES THE SCREEN The Telegrams Telegram's expressions ot of opinion of local attractions will willbe I be be e confined to 10 this department t. 1 OR ORPHEUM PH EU M. M Variety Varlet and cleverness of Its vaudeville vaudeville vaude vaude- ville yule offerings vie w with h novelty and newness to make the Orpheum theatre theatre theatre the the- atre bill shown last night for the first time a thoroughly enjoyable one Old favorites George Damerel W. W H. H Macart l and Ethlynne Brad Bradford Cord compete compete- with seen never acts In the Zone Bert Wheeler and Tom Moran and Burley and Burley Burley Burley Bur- Bur ley for Cor stellar honors on the bill All seemed to share the favor of last nights night's audience about equally but the highest meed of praise should JOto BO JO BOto goto to In the Zone a a capital from the pen of Eugene D. D ONeill O'Neill with a most timely and Interesting theme well worked out to a surprisIng surprising surprising ing and dramatic ending In the Zone Is one of those Washington Square Players Players' productions lions which seem to fit in so well with will the vaudeville stage Its action takes I place In the forecastle of a British tramp steamer and the story centt centers rs around and their suspicions regarding a fellow sailor whose hose mysterious mysterious mysterious mys mys- actions lead them to believe him a German spy The denouement is surprising but hut best of all alls allis is the superb acting of the cast cast everyone every one onea a player of real ability George Damerel best known as the original Prince Danilo Dando of Merry Widow fame has a very clever musical musical mu mu- steal farce In The Little Liar and with the assistance of lovely Myrtle Vail Vall Edward Hume Burne a comedian of rare parts pats and a chorus of pretty girls provides a half hour of delectable delectable delectable delec delec- table entertainment The skit Is re rePlete replete re- re lete with witty lines clever dancing and singing by Miss Vail ail and beautiful beautiful ful fui stage settings Mr Damerel re retains retains retains re- re his charming voice and sings as appealingly as of yore Wheeler and Moran a team new to Salt Lake Lale won a permanent abiding place in the affections of theatregoers theatregoers theatregoers theatre theatre- I goers by their immensely clever line of chatter They also dance and sing surprisingly well but add to their natural fAts abilities b I a l lot of ofell amusing u 1 l especially the e fellow who takes the audience Into his dence Burley and Burley the English English En En- glish gUsh fellows offer something new and novel in the way of acrobatics mixed with singing and well told jokes The Natalie sisters have a diverting musical act in which the girl wh who plays the violin scores heavily A Bitof Bit of Old Egypt is an illusion act beautifully staged and with some really mysterious stunts well done by Merrill l and company DRAMA AND VAUDEVILLE PANTAGES PANTAGES Big Big vaudeville bill headed by tropical musical comedy Yucatan Three shows daily dally ORPHEUM New vaudeville bill with George Damerel and company W. W H. H Macart Macare and Ethlyne Bradford and In Inthe Inthe inthe the Zone Matinee and evening WI WILKES WiLKES LK presented by the Wilkes players Matinees Thursday and Saturday MOTION PICTURES PARAMOUNT-EMPRESS PARAMOUNT Mary Pickford Pick Pick- ford In MlIss Burton Holmes travels travels trav tray els cia Pathe News Continuous 1230 to 11 p. p m. m AMERICAN Norma AMERiCAN Norma Talmadge In By Right of Purchase Toto In The Junk Man LIBERTY LIBERTY- Thomas A. A Edison and United States marines present The Unbeliever one of the greatest screen productions of modern times BROADWAY Wednesday BROADWAY Wednesday Valeska Sur- Sur In A Rich Mans Man's Plaything and Virginia Pearson In Dare Devil Kate Thursday Friday and Saturday Gladys Brockwell In Her One Mistake STRAND STRAND Mary Mary Anderson In Last Raid comedy scenic RIAL RIALTO Today RIALTO Today TO-Today Today William S. S Hart In Blue Rawden and Harold Lloyd In Two Gun Gussie AMERICAN Norma Noraa Talmadge possesses the unique and enviable record of being consistently the biggest attraction at Marcus Loews Loew's big metropolitan playhouse playhouse play play- house the New York theatre When her first select picture The Moth 1 was exhibited there it broke the standing record for attendance When her next picture The Secret of the I Storm Country set an even cven higher mark the management conducted an investigation into its books and discovered discovered discovered dis dis- dis- dis covered that this star held the absolutely absolutely ab ab- ab unique distinction of having set five separate attendance records there which records have been unas- unas sailed sailed- until a subsequent production of her own broke them and set a anew anew anew new mark The facts are that Panthea starring Norma Talmadge set a house record at the New York theatre which lasted until Poppy was shown This figure in turn remained remained remained re re- re- re until The Moth 1 swept it away only to be similarly surpassed In turn by The Secret of the Storm Country Ghosts of Yesterday followed and I dealt a like fate to this last mark marl and there is no doubt that when the patrons of the New York theatre learn I the date for the showing of By Right of Purchase they will flock to this playhouse in even greater numbers I than ever before Such consistent success denotes highest merit I See By Right of Purchase hero I at the American theatre today tomorrow tomorrow to to- morrow and Friday and learn the I reason for Norma Talmadge's ever increasing popularity Adv |
