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LLET RUSS... 1 yiliKS -Serge de Idaghileffs Ballet f IT Risme- arrive.' rrldAy to' of three begin its brief engagement performances at the Salt Lake Theatre. it will turn out of the twelve cars with which it travel's a complete anti Itogethr animated art zhibit. Asidt front the artiets themselves. who number among them soon fwmosis mantes beett-nei- Adolf Bo Im. Mar- Weglity"Slilineky. Fi1ZIPV18 Olga argeta Frohman. Flora Revell.... Lydia Lopokova. Alexandre avid low and Sophie Pflanz. the ballet earriee an array of complete artistic impedimenta. the In the firet place. there are scenic creations of Leon Bakst and the other Russian masters of lurid color. Theve Pete are acknowiedged by critics the world over to represent the most distinct MOVPMPrit of ita kind in the theatre which halt taken the last twenty place throughout years. Then. too. there are the startling eeettirstes which are alt., for 1tUo moot part the CTOMI0111 of Bakst. Their influence upon the (seldom' of our day la an admitted fact. and Proceeding on from gusset-rathe scenic art to the realm ot 1.,1.1 ballet carries with it an orchestra of the direction is under pieces which of Pierre Monteuz. the famous French ft When it is retnem- moldier-conducto- r. bered that the music which accompanies many of the ballets wax written by the most ultra of modern corn , P .gt " 1 Aloe& - , ;t, ' - k ' : : ;,. 4' . , , (keno , So; goo 131410. Z1. ,ks , ostudtk ode L 7, 1 ,"1 4 skid! ! - ., k !bow , - , - , en r 10 Kayla. tr O ,; - d , lr1 ; OroP Ante. , 011 - ,114 14 4 e- l mpg , . oto aosi flo 1. I I I It . ., , . FERDINAND MtailER AS JOHN GALe,t ' Rex Besides 'wry ,iirm Barrier:I.. , . , , , - - - , ' m. The additional headliner on the bill will be winsome Jos ie Heather, the English comedienne. Miss Heather this season Mut an butirely new, repel, . . . TA '! e4 celS ,. l'; - '.'1 ' . 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A app.-aaliv- ;"- Z - -- 't I 4 e,Iper-Wollin- 41,3, , ','' , i t , arty-thin- g 44f t '1- , , -- - M , t, ,A fi ....:P. -- - , AN :,:i 1 -,- r - - 11 1 ri7- - , 'o. $ it7 , i'l , i Mho-ion- s :' to stt-- ' -- .$. k. 1 4 n -- Long-Logs,- he mar-rialt- ,.. half-bree- d. , ''- c ---- )- , . , ...- ,,, I '' - , Iernhardt In nrgettaide I liA 1: ,..,,, Itii that she has pro- event. Even the- 1 ne.eri) -2 : ' thing :' ' '3 , 4. 1 141:1 ; - dneed. , . .,00., , ,:-I . followed her caroler ha o d !)1, 1 ,,. .., 1 g 'V who was Out in full Istep liy step. Although in thia last ll P A .S.' the (among "vote dor" t ( to admit 1 ' .' had force. ,,,,,, i!' liat hoarfte partly due to vtvt '.'''1' '2'; . I 1!f, that. Further he MO la padifial cold every eylinble "got f,..L., IIT:t!!! i..,16, land tiatrvelous diction of ths the !so In aIl er' that to confess ' 1"A ;'...' ,v1 Wile fin much in i'iI 4 )4 .., amazing ,F1'''r ' vs his experience. he had evidenee as ever, t' '', f I -, Dtt never eampied In the last of her playlets ' , ; I i tirah similar. I arn Theatre Au Champ d'Tonneur! lo'AP ILNII, I!)ir, would not have been of course. to did work that her referring death The in overlooked heyday. I - Aer..--,st-!:1 of of the tittle entriter wag extremely and the 1 Madame Sarah Bernhardt at the poignantly pathetic, and the scen was . ; i vi one of Sarah's best. She cemplotely 1 ,3 what will Theatreto Empire L.A.,. 01. conquered that audience by her work no were be There in Amerifinal her this signs undoubtedly playlet. YOUTH. BEAUTY AND MODESTY IN "EVERY WOMAN." ;' 1 :'iel of lameittide or symptoms of age. Incan tour. Nobody Is so fear- stead I, At the Salt Lake Theatre Chriauttaa Week. there were rampant enthusiasm fully sceptical about these oationeas and ardent Many C.." ;1 ers of either extreme are particuiariy yours truly. who has seen them eo in that callous gathering-- wept. satisfied for excellent offerim., hi both The playlet entitled 1,'Holocauste" carefully engineered. and so artistiAlli. .1'1 i:. are there. Herbert Lloyd Folk the call tit exwas the least interesting, and showed But the gniAmong stagetmatiaged. Player 7 t She cellent Coln nt. in I'eact;...ti Pawn-kee- p iinenes. the overwhelming eincenty Bernhardt at slot-I-a ii!siolventage. .1 th curtain bobbing op .ind down. a and tho passionate trolorseinclit wig. of sore slag: t of Sarahs 011er NI...V.1 040',t production as their act elopes. while !, her mother. wi IT F 11r Anil the as i4i all be)onit of the Rennes are enthusiastically receiv,,t HiLar1 AValton Tullya captivating question. 'reception.' IN thit Oh. you know a kid glove poor inott.er yotinger '4 , ''''i., .The, In their presentation of "Through Vise story of the to actreee for mny It is hots' You must two. Empire audience. li 1,, , I) Countrien in Fifteen Minutep." a snap- itird of Paradise.- will he seen at the have experience.' itssurely. manners, its per- pick a mother succeeefully. but for ! 4 ' py bit of art and comedy erintlit,1 F,Ilt Lake theatre for one week, com- funetury approval. and its languor Bernhardt to accomplish the feat and ;It..i t..; must toetoing with a matinee New Year's itiumion. the task ; maintain that on Ward and Faye in their dude dance!, 0,0 audience its imagin seawill make isth This the -elicit irtirgis of glee from their a: feet. shouting bravos. and behaving have been PiOpfi(lotIP. Serek looked :1 ) 1 e"n of The !tint of Paradise" and it like audiences are popularly suppos- her hest in the Iteath of Cleopatra." dience nightly. I, hoiN lair to last for many more , years.' ed Neal Abel. the men with the moloi to do in novels. when the "herolbeodd feature of title last Berntaco. has located the funny-bo11; - f or trucceeding. Anything more unS: Sotherns donations to the lausual. MOTS Salt Laker this week. and take. ad- ltritishH. Red unlike New York, Lib.' hardt engagement was the "ex4 Cross to date. aa hia, vantage of his iie tensile.; ;tut ..' convincingly spontaneous. I planation" made of each play in Engt perforniancea of "if I Were more Oiate of funny stories. and impreseea seen. have never I've And been a ,;.. k; Mr.I Kitig," amount to 87,593.7:;. lish by Ms Margaret Mower. pro;.i I; one upon the minds of his apectatorN Sothern's constant theatre-goefor ! years for share as "the midrit of the play. Pittsburgh t1 with eccentric face expressions. omit th number of years in def- grammed 1 amount...I The individual, erence recourse $3.,utl. had Sarah has hefore Never to the -Minnie Kaufman. the lady cyclist. donations amount to $207. charming arttsts who are to explanations At the PI Niles Mower took t!-!..':' ki and Chinko. orldst famous jugght. present average. Mr. Sothernli tour in stillyoung). herseil , rv servi,inly. anti 'Sire not del ei ..2oniiiine their arta and present humor. a slid of the British Red Cross. will of a brand void of cettain 1 he AST as mistress she novel bit of diversified entertainnient aerself of She stood before the curtains and doID re.ich at least Vo.aitO, !! at the Pantages this week. ;4, f,: 1 the art of "reciame." Mn. cia,med ft thsolgh she were enloYinie Cyr II Iiii.l. whose New York sea- Bernhardt must have realized that herself inimersely. 11.11,1 then disap. Master Francis raXion. a jU La:4e to give war to the play. It lad. adds it hit of fun to the hill in son sem hrought to a close laat Satur this ws no "worked up" expression peareit day night at the Empire theatre, has of his owing anti dance number. hiartistie. Then there was El', for a box office itp.iN rather managerial hopes C4,111 !decided to 1 ! abandon the English orehesirv trine forThe film feature ip chapter five of The liaskr.- - in which he has nucceen, but the ringing acelemation eii.,1 to the French idea. etly. Abroad, i''''t LiotP of th imniberl.inds." with been l "The of a i In and particularly delighted will his revive public. curappearing. sal sli antioanst.4 the rising of the Helen Holmes as the Lass. fact. there was no deception! Actors tit!ii ..C; m ry tar NI for liv three Itiiiii knocksthat is the 11 ; This show will run until Tuesmiv point t tour of the country. It and actroases sprang to their feet and proceeding in all French theatres. But I. 4. night at the Vantages. Itekilinillg with ;is due In Salt Lake during the winter. npplauded; critic,' tried to avoid the at tile I:miare, there was the regular ) I. the matinee 1.Vednesday afternoon contagion of enthuelastit ineffectiels iireto Ntrt in andimitilshed force. I while "frozen NeWnlati il first face'r in MnnoIIflr.M Motion picture flourishes EKy Manager , nighters niay add that the staring of- the plays sin,ther '''i' typical Pantages Joy how. with "A and charleo Chaplin to popular even lost their icicles. It was an extraori st., It was eleetitlintilY "rigged.It )OLIfld t he IIkn Nut Sundae." presented by Joe Itran in the desert country. Alexandria and, dinary tierTle 111.e A "e,l'atehperformance. t'l if pkv and company ap the hemilitivr, Cairii. it is reported. hae theatres for stories' I need to read about the apsoul have artistic Sitrahs and Sherman Van and Hyman; the film showa comparing favorably with; pearance,' of Jenny Lind. No jRnny writhed In entrilieh, but of nut course crtti To It'aM not in toy time, and about the icbien eia ttillett three Mori brothera. JaPaneee enter- thoee in the metropolis. talners: Kitt-Clifford .i.nd Harry !find a corner of the earth where Mel only one that wasn't). I am pleased to say that there elf re i Mack; Valentino Vox; Kisio Nthite pietures have not penetrated would in the daily reviews to few 1l'',;'.:,1'' I thought that some of the features and Kresa. and the sixth epi ilie a pretty difficult matter these days Herrin the iterehardt misfortune! 'The critics were "overtiono"I mean those that let that ode of "The Lass of the Lurnixer - and eerittiled lands" as special features. . to the safer topic of her 'T'j I, For instance. thetliMe1-- coniereifull) Charlotte Walker is to follow in the had been engineered. t11 ; : footsteps of Mille Iiiirke and forviakel when Miro' itone toghlan steloo..1 ak,.. Th..it WaN the Volta rtabbed In." W II .1( ES. the itioitio for the "freaking stage.i upon the Mince, and presented tho iiio thoiglit tliot slie WIt14 IlltiCh 1 1.. drematization of one of itex She is to appear in a now play arii wreath from American actors t. oid tfl Ida.) of the roles she atI by her husband. Eugene Wabil Madaine Bernhardt. there Was a Cii ild any more asinine ranged 1 Beae..'s most tempted and picturesque ,H Inn of "cirrus" about the !ter. called Pussy-Foo- t ed.. l'arricin, taken have been uttered' Critics virile stories of the Wild north rOtill- 'from the drama. The Tricky Mn.. Jug's. and it teemed a pity pt...Miss reeiark A 1,,,ii,... it 40 iiiiil fin playing Juliet I try. "The Balder." has heen chosen Trevor," written by Cronin Wilson. an toghlan read from a paper the rialool without the hart healtation. The original rights of the actors making the presehtation.1 view' fat and bulky ladies in They 1,, Engin.); ituthor. opera by the management of the NVilikes for to this play were controlled by Fred. and waited for 'applauee" after each dolur the oi 1, consumptive Litly of the name. All that war" na rtiatic, and taineltats with presentation next week. eriti McKay. and cettaiaty. t . a trifle unpleasant. and "advertisee" too er tilhide to superb The story concerns John (lair. an ItiZe' Bern110,V,1-. Then when Bernhardt a nd Ruth Chatter-toft;an hardt ha', if Haring i..eil to the butt influential charactr in the CAMP of in Collie lilt of the Kitchen- and embraced in front 1,t the audience. for nil that. and those do not unFlambeau, anti hip beautiful daugo- two companice II " ly (mot senee of humor was vaguely at- - del etand ollo- lkor,I of Freneh. are able. It 1.1.111 SUCII ti4f111.4.y,nt tey. Necia..who has grown up in Hie Henry Ntiller 4annot remain idle and tacked. to -- atilireciate" lie fact th st Sarah hirneelf before fection. Miss roghlan, execei,lingly I' O. Thai is tilde enough for them. north country believing she has al- - will therefore a iippear revival of -- 11..1- II the public in well groomed and not so very many It Is enough for one column ,t ap wt.) lived there and that the equAw bHl Wife." Perhaps he will re. years below the Sarah nitainidentswits' preciation." $ ieli appreeihtl,41! of John Gale is her mother. With the enKag Lanra !lope Crewe to play the wonderfully sprightly and intereisting. Influx Of newc,niers. a representative opposill leiatling part. hut I think the wreath loresrtitation All art,,ls,!ig stry of one of he government,i,leut. Meade Doimight have taken Place 'elsewhere ad- 111E:AtIl actress who coeaped from reit. and his companion. Corporal hen vantageotwily. Burton E. Stever novelist, :'' Thomas. arrive. Durrell and Neel& fill; brought ft comright injunction suit own The pyrformatice at an adjoining that came at the fall her In at first eight. but Durrett's in the lnited States District Court of the applause final curtain was the genuine theatre to see Sarah's final piaYlet. ' Ideas of stationh la a Kentuckian-- -; against William Harris.' Jr.. producer manifestation. That was unique. t'su- The actres ,, W,in treMelidOUNIY imJ,; convince him that his marriage with of "Amur- - and the Girl.' and Grant rely at the close' of a long The next tight. at her own perform11 Keel would be a mistake. He later Stewart and Robert Raker. authors of anoe. the audience makes a mad damh pressed. slid sille so many Berndecides that he loves her too well to the play. Steseneon's complaint states for hats rind coatis to say nothing of performance. hardt 'stunts" and gave such an ex.,i rubbers. On this,00rasion the audience traordinary imitation of the French give her up. but before he has eon- that the play ie an unauthorized -vinced her of the fact that her dramatitation of his novel. 14.1e remained seated as though hating to actress, that the members of her cornto him will not ruin his career.; Comrade.," a. story of the European leave. There was not a sound NI' were co:willad with laughter. 1 war. winch was published in Men- 'several minutes. Then there was a Ipatiy Gale tells him that she in not a r; lit fact mho la the daughter of ary's Magazine in Januacir. 11116. of on of the wild sev,Psty-e(ght.the page plaudits repetition i'l . -, 11 , , c Sto ,. 14k : f....- - t Saturday !teas by titan Dale. I it ,. ' 4s ..t,,,...,r,, 1 ,..;li ' . II' .' - ALAN DALE SAYS: 1 1 I '!- - V, f )11 P. 1 ,, , r 14, v t A., . ' ' j l', '', .:i! ;',-, , ; Y ' - ' . s it : .11 4 ,.. S-- ' , .. Za - 4, 4., ,!1,,,,, .. . ,, " 4 i , , 4,..4,......-4,- , b!.-- II '' - If 'Si ;:., Af ' f - i.. 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'''iik. ) AN...L. ..',..--',. . . -- 'a oill he ctlitSer. .....t '''t : t - lanIdecoretd l l'i ,,.,, . , - die-pla- fete-tole- , i.'...,.., ' r I -- .,I At '1cur ' ' - pheum beginning next 1Vednesday is the fact that Landon McCor- mark not only wrote the drama but he created the entirs spectricle Mg the electrical devices and painttng the scenery and statiil it hitneell. in the hey dey of melodrama. Mr. McCor- meek was fatuous as itte author ot no len than 10 popular plays of the Idooa and thunder type. inchding "How Hearts Are Broken." "The bitorm" and James J. Corbett's 'The Burglar and the Lady." Cortibilling his many activities. MeCorntack invented "A Mile a Minute." which after suczeratful pre-imitation in this country he took to Europe where it played as a supreme sensation fur a long time. Then the European managers began to ask for something new ana McCormacies mind wardered back to his boyhood days in Michigan when he fought for- eat fires that 'several times threatened to coneume his home and that of ,Baprotentasion of fire. white' not new to the snags, has never been offered except by the all of milk and blowers and Mt.. Lole Fuller patented these effects the world over 16 years McCormack 'invented his own ago. effects without the aid of sIR or blow.' era and he and MIea Fuller have pat. ems on the only two kinds of firs effects to be seen Ott any stage In the world. It was a work of nuuty months to make the models... Then he wrote the ortory and finally painted the swu- 7". - ..07;11. ) k ',' , 1 A' o Orel' pt. MO ROI , P k posers,. it can readily be understood that the orchestra has In its possession eenle Of the most unique inualcal instruments which have ever 'been carried by a musical organization of any sort. This array of eurious sound' front the producer's runs all tCe way small hand organ which lig played in Petrouchka to a racket machine for Till Entrust) lege!. "EVERYWOMAN." y VERYWOMAN.- - with its vast of scenery. its epeCial orchesensemble of tra. and mg drsimatic nesrly toe will return to the gait Lake theatre on Monday. Decenitger 2. for epecial holiday engagement of one Christi-mugmatinees with week. and Saturday. "Every1Vednesday womanis a clever admixturgt of and grand opera. musical comedy drama. and while it amuses'. it has a as letWIll instruets and moral deep well. Many people who seldom attend the theatre have flocked to see success the The "Everywonian." piece achieved In Anierica was duIn the Loncion big Drury plicated in 4.002,uo0 peoLane production giver -It Everywoman.ple have witneased defies Pen lie of the moat cherished traditions of the theatre. and that. perhaps. lig one of tne reasons for Its remarkable hold upon the affections of the public. because It relies upon originality and not upon custom. It has an engrossing story. telling of the 4c2ventures that befall a young and beautiful woman who sets out from her home in search of love. tier quest leads her into strange picces. At ogle tinie she is behind the cents" of a metropolitan theatre. herself the leading actress, a potted favorite at another she is holding high carnival In her sumptuous apartments at midnight. the toaat of the hour. surrounded by her worshippers and satellites. at a still later period she has paid the toll for her dissipation and alone and friendless she wanders the city's streets at midnight on New Teaes Eve, as roisterers are celebrating she passing of the old year and are welcoming the advent of the new. The production is on a huge scale and no expense has been spared. either in the efforts employed or in the selection This is Mr. Savage, of a company. -Everywoman" company. which only I. now making a seventh triumphal tour. The title role 12 taken by the young and beautiful Paula Shay. acclaimed by erne critics as the greatest "Everywoman" Mr. Savage has ever had. Azar -- . i..... , 4 '.,, Tueaday sod Iitedne.day, Als,- , .., least wonderful thing about N OTthe Forest Fire." the dramatic spectacle that Is to be teen at the Or- , eligetlooftt l- - r , ( 011.111ECM. 01 4f, p. . , ,,..,, at Salt Lake Maestro thertIrme," k r left 0 ALLEN DtRANO AND CEO. SCHAEFFER. , .Is ""111;44-1.el- mol.,.,a, , ' of doh , 1. ' , ,,t,,,;A 2 . ... y ,' , , - 3 ,:,,, ig ,.. , st....., .4' It. .; t in the veils , a . J;,,,t ill'airtr-3' ,',1' .: '''. fr'..4t ' '7.,;".''' ,,7;,..:'1 , r 4 ,, il , yk,;01 ' 1- 4 ., vi , 1114.1,,s'6, Ajill' ', s.'!1'.! I; iti Side mellows, The 1.01,,,,,; .. ...r. . t 11 eve-nin- e. 0 ,:'; s!., . t, , I t: ,,s J..' ty".7'.!,:dfe'...,1 (rA' ,C;A'N ..', tt 0.1, 111 He ht se boot Rues one k an Tot r. ---- TenV 11110 ow , , eta. eland' , ',: v Ammo 1 , ... a- ,,,, ,),,,.,t:i. f I. " CS- wiled i i ir.ri. :Jtts ,... . V., t. :414, lilei ,,...1. dd .,... : j t!,,. ubletiLwICL.nopairtniolitin:1.,... 7 : .,,,r. ' . : )i 0- -, :, , I; , , n..s..,' comedy at the Pantai;e, !heilr, ,, r ; ii,, k p V Ae I t . 'i "I:' IDP g . . 9 i..;,,- - ,.. . 4 e - "es :re . .,,. ' I '1' 4 ..... nil a2a) , . II 44 t dit 0410s- l " lewd ng , . - 11 ' i I' , liAiut ts - ' wertel ml : Ulti , 4. Locher Camel' C.,...., i , tele . 1 see .IL "IMP, , . f 4 15 - --.,, ; 140des woe ,. - ,,' oom,, Inners , ., ,b ,,, ,, ,), 16 191C, , 'of numbers. ' 0 . . 1 T IO I DECEMBER S4TURDAY - ' . . 't i 40401111 " ', I 'omega XL ,.. ., , I bustoti etered -- , ( r. In Lat, , allom11 - 0 ' her songs being Dan Stark. another new comer in thesis which she popularized at the Flambeau and a man who la cordially British anode hall& Each nurniter re- - bated by everyone. Gale end Stark had hived the same girl some IS yews Illreen a lint bililecdhallangtehoof costume. one finds Jeture. but Atark had won her and Ruth Budd, with the then had made hertlife a misery. She Untie. Ohs Walls one of the moat had culled tittle before she died and perfectly formed women Ian the Amer- - had left the baby in tile, care and he Lean silage and her aerial aork la de- - had fled north with the child. Stark Oared to be eurpawsed by none. Mr. nad charged Gale with the murder of and Mrs. Gordon Wilde'. the famous his wife when he found she loved him English shadowgraphiste anonered on and all these ,ttitrii had planned to the first vaudeville hill ever presented: get revenge on that score. Uale and In the new Orpheum theatte In S'alt Fdarit have a terrific struggle; In which Lake. Following that engagement itark As matte to confess the truth they left On a world tour and are lint itol he harelv escapes with his life. Ile By a terming,. coineidenee returning. nothing about the girle-tntiri- g they open their seeson ..g.tlyi on the Aiii to get controi of her rich mines. Orpheum bill In Stilt Lake John tietg- - After his lo mine. he leaves Flambeata r has a letOlin that mike. or rather and happities reigns once more Ned& be possesses the peculiar Snack ,,f and Burrell ;IA. married and Poleon -making his violin Nimes' hinnan.. iintred ntnk tdaye a considerable part Because go many gra to. operd WM in the affairs of the tan. goes into the are in vaudeville. Alice Lyndon 1,,,11 tar ty.rth his absorbing love' realized the neceseity td aeruttng n for Net., lience ,,,P,I,1,... ,iluTlii,Ild i .1c1...f,,:rr '..T.he Barrier- - is: Fernovelty for hheerr Ile ti a iit:e surrounded John tlitle; Cecil pan)' of singers end dance's And the KirisC A,, ue,it, Curren; Cliff Thompact will undoubtedly mak... 10..,;", ,,i; . I. ,"1; Poict. Sliss Nana DryThat it veal 111.IV k, ,11,,11 ant n, imprettelon. CliOre Sincluire as for sometbit z e.t.a l.....i., ekpencs.! .11.,,1. ;...,, .ins fliariXit iti, -- No Creek- mato hi attown by the ideal( trh,:td- - rev. Fr.:,ler, k Moore flit Dun Stark tent of the era known it. rite Clowli 1:011 H uro n I. lid den as Corporal fl eat.... Prom the tilitliiier ,, r will have the ,,.1,,,,d. Th,,,;,.. T trig Jenne he perform. hie tianter tarts of John 5Ingttri, anti Molly Gale. seems to be 1,, warranted ;Annie idia -V6(,11,....tY night is high erhoot the seal with the tan! .1., 1,t.,1,1" ,,,vnt at th, NVIIkea and arrangements made for the entertainment .4a PA NTAGI 's. 0 ,.I fa. ,rat to,ndred students from the qinEMINEEM111, Story of the North at Wilkes Virile I .t - - -- "ta.0.046.11.11.1Mtdk WI & - ,,,r- ppens char-trier- Petit that, al. pewee int i ) T at. lays sal 30 , 111111 . a tome -apples hitt - Now . , mender that xB While somewhat tor the ideal Jerry. which with a petite towociate we siw,os actress Like Billie Burke. Miss Bryant I., artistic and has so keen a settee et humor that she makes one forget ph.1.i proportions. "Jerry' to& foir to ilro one of the longest rtuc.,to red in her long repertoire. Commencing next week the Salt Lake theatre will offer attractions at a fast and furious rate. and people cue bave complained that the films the Ana vou.lcillbe have monopolized leggirn.tte stage. will no longer have reason to lament. ALT LAKE TBEATRE. is anyone in this city wbo iN-4r 1 wants.' to become acquainted with the methods that an aggressive publicity man goes about his work. don't tail to gee Ambrose Peale in Cohan and Harris latest farce hit. "It Pays to Advertise." coming to the Balt Ott :Wed lab Tbewile.- it Deader with Wednesday matinee. s Ambrose Peale is one of those that is typical of Cohan and liecrig, best successee. and Iii crealing this character for 'It Pats to )itiver- tme." the authors, Rol Cooper Megru and Walter Hackett. wreck upon the funniest combination alien in a farce I. recent years. There is nothing hut laughter in "It Pays to Advertise." Rodney Martin, the hero. is a rich mans son. iteviet Abe reputatioe of beteg , an idler. His father. partly to test the boy. from a and partly to win a wager competitor, who also hat; a worthless ints, has engaged a pretty stenographer to inspire ambition in his son. She pins her point by making the young mut fall in love with her and then. then the father casts him off am a part of the scheme, induces him to go into business seriously. resourees. Thrust upon his own sung Martin is at a loss for occupation until a theatrical press agent along and propounds the value of advertising and publicity. Therespon the young man decides to manufacture soap, and in searching for a trademark hits upon ''I2 Soap. Unleekr for Dirt." The preen agent agrees list this Is a great trademark became" rrerybody in the world la more or loss supermitious. With this starL the young man enters upon situations that splendidly show the value of advertising. as well am giving the audience the finest merriment ever brought out b a farce. How well the young man sueceeds la simply told in the last kmericat tole Et te .... - my of sunlight and her ehngatIon. the Are, tbet if - , WO 10 lel be rt ! .'- d ell w. In I" events of the week shot a athwart the lather eombre drantatio bort. son. One wad the visit of the Is company which liasson4 Choice" old England such of breath a ..,..es not had since the "Mileea" have It la a great pity ftome company. of the "Hobson'e total engagement been timed coo" people should have to the holidays. At iliny cloaely le of the year. they would tW period for overwhelming Iwo been good was the balance on the business. As it theme was nett side of the ledger tit infinite. aaa Imlaucc at all? proved will be a great pleasure to :mai., lt of Miss Viola watch the progress Rona. the young lady who essayed With her talent' the rule of Maggie. he eill 1.0t long remain unleatured in a stock e'llipany. The Whir pleasant gleam came in ' 3c.... Nano Bryant's performance of "Jerry" at the Wilkes. This young Lake theatregWV laaHt. oers in her debt un many OCellatenl. orgkr,4 .... hit v A , . , NEWS tolre . : ; N. ' 111144111: IRt uAdist '"A ' : A ' '. '' J, $(,', ts- - |
