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Show THE CITIZEN GRAND HOLIDAY BILL IS PRESENTED AT PANTAGES SURELY a treat to see the show this week. One of the best plays of the season is presented and all visitors and local people appreciate this holiday treat. Every vaudeville act is peppy and full ITS a popular song and is given a big hand. Among several interesting pictures thrown on the screen, A Single Man is the feature in which Lew Cody, Ail-ee- n Pringle and Marceline Day take the leads, supported by Ed. Nugent, Kathryn Williams and other prominent stars. This is a court picture showing where a young prince was stolen by some gypsies and at the end of eight long years was discovered by accident and the parents and child reunited. It is a beautiful picture and shows the real side of life. The vaudeville bill is opened by the Davalos Spanish Orchestra of' twelve pieces and the sweet music coming from the stringed instruments is most charming and greatly appreciated. They play selections the people like and they know how to play them and bring out the real and harmonious music. The Senator from Sand Pit, KSLs featured entertainer, gets the audience laughing with his convenHis tion address and fuflny jokes. rendition of a vocal solo, Among My Souvenirs, concludes a rather entertaining act and he gets much well earned applause. Silks and Satins, with A. Gar-bel- le and Laona Gainor, Mary Gorges, Dorothy Erickson and Madge Whiteside, with Lucile Hotalong at the piano, present one of the classiest acts of the whole season. This is really a dance revue in which graceful and pretty girls appear in a series of new steps in kicking and Garbelle sings acrobatic dances. most of the time and helps keep the act tuned to a high pitch. The girls appear in pretty colonial costumes and dancing costumes. The Wai-ki-dance makes a hit. John Orren & Company is a comedy 7 MANAGER CLOGSTON SELECTS SUPER PLAY The Playhouse is wishing its patrons a Merry Christmas by presenting one of the real, outstanding hits oi the year as the holiday week attrac- MISS JEAN RENO of snap and class all the way through. The Swanee Singers, a male chorus of 50 male voices, is a real classic in singing and no better chorus has ever been heard in this city, and the people keep them singing by answering encore after encore. The voices are arranged in a blending position to produce the best possible effect with resultant harmony that is charming, their time being perfect. A. A. on the piano is the accompanist. There are two popular soloists that please. Mary Pierce has the voice of a prima donna and sings in a rich soprano voice in which articulation is well defined and distance Earl easily and plainly reached. Martin is .the other soloist who sings Se-Qlan- der A brilliant career on stage and screen was brought to an end when Theodore Roberts, national in fame, passed to the Great Beyond the other day. Roberts was loved by the people whom he amused for nearly fifty years. As an actor he was a great success and he leaves a name never to be forgotten by the stage folk. He is buried near the scenes of his late screen successes and all Hollywood turned out to his funeral rites, prominent theatrical men carrying the body to its last resting place. Roberts was well known in this city, At the Playhouse tion. The play selected by Manager a Clogston is Romancing Round, particularly successful and jolly drama. Romancing Round is all about some gobs from the Brooklyn Navy Yark who get right into the thick of several love affairs, particularly the one concerning a Naval Quartermaster and a waitress in a waterfront restaurant. Caught in the tide of love, Theodore Roberts, known as the grand old man of Motion Pictures ki act worth while. John perfectly imitates the bark of a dog, the cackle-oa hen, a crowing rooster, imitates musical instruments and has radio down pat. In fact if there is anything in the amusement line that GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN f John dont know, we would like to know what it is. His act goes over big and its a real funmaker. A better show could not have been selected for the holidays and Manager Grant Pemberton is to be congratulated for this weeks bill. Curg Peterson and his famous orchestra feature Christmas Bells, a beautiful holiday selection, and typical of the time of the year. There is something going to be doing at the Pan New Years eve. The. live ones will all be there, so join the crowd. Submarine, which is said to be the most thrilling deep sea drama ever filmed, and synchronized beyond belief with sound and music, is coming soon. besides these two are a Lieutenant Commander in the Navy, a millionaire who has heart trouble and several other gobs on shore leave. The story is unique and the working out of the plot is thoroughly delightful and contains many surprises as well as laughter, pathos and heart interest. It makes an ideal Christmas attraction and so confident is the management in its success that a special matinee has been scheduled for Christmas day, next Tuesday, at 2:30. The seats may be reserved by phone Wasatch 1478. which for a long time he claimed as his home. He first appeared here in stock at the Grand theatre and also appeared many times at the Salt Lake theatre. His last appearance here was during the days of the theatre. He leaves a host of mourning friends. The picture herewith was one of his latest when he was in the height of his glory at his last personal appearance on the stage, the sitting and picture made by Ida Wilcox, Utahs famous studio artist. Or-pheu- m Or-pheu- m ALL RIGHT AFTER ALL He Will you be my partner She Oh, George, this is so sudden! Give me a little time He (continuing) For the next dance ? She (continuing) to catch my breath. I havent recovered from the last fox-tr- ot yet. . |
