Show 'A ’ r - ' h 6xcr' I I sM iz HERALD-BERUBLICAN THE '' lleatrical Ir SALT Of ferihgs for CITY LAKE L'TAH SUNDAY Week the - lVPss ELEANOR HABER-indhe acnie urpneum this week I I Amusement ’’The Office comedy commencing matinee today one-act i t w - -m" -r -r m m -r Lady’ "r’ ' 7 ' - I ' ' ’ the Jesse L Lasky eature Play coni: pony’s studio in four parts and Is said! to be just as interesting as “Brews-f ter’s Millions" in which Edward's Abeles made his first screen appearance -t- I ' clever sketch RING who is presenting vantages this-week a -the She “The Man Met 'I ‘ - ’ - ji Lake “The theatre'— great story the week- Beach’s Rex pictures all I Spoilers motion in & Orpheum theatre — Vaudeville formances and afternoon evening) opens today New per- A “The - - it-self - ’ I -'Wilson i : r Vaudeville Empress — and performances afternoon evening New bill starts with matinee ir Monday per- r Pantages theatre' — Vaudeville formances afternoonsand evenings begins’ Wednesday mat- j New bill eachInce week --her -theatre i I 1 I I Tl a - Ay -of ' x uuu di 1 v w ijhj- I J i f " n I f n 4 j " WS TTTJLL WlgMr' -fea- ti ? a turcs continuousperformance's turing Edward Abeles"Thein the Lasky feature feature nhotoplay’ Making of hu Burnit” ir and two other reels OBobby Mehesy theatre — Motion pictures continuousperformance h ' -and ’ i I -inheritance a aaturaay matinees Loew's Empress " ' I ’ McCreery ' -Loew’s I -sweet-heart ’ that he should take the John over Burnit stores In the the meantime news of Eobby’s has gone abroad and Sam Stone a crooked starts out after it and with promoter tho of Bobby's lawyer sells connivance him the Bright Light Plant Silas ofpower the' Trimmer stores has longowner had his eye Trimmer the Burnit upon stores induces Bobby to consolidate the two concerns the deal is put through TrimmerWhen proceeds to stock new and thereby he gains the control of the united concern Biff Bates an old pal of Bobby’s overhears Stone’s plan the to wreck Bright Light and only by taking matters in ills own hands Is he able to frustrate Stone Stone and Trimmer combineto rob Bobby but of Johnston a trusted clerk father Bobby’s secures the aid of the Dally Bulletin and the following day the story of the plot of the two crooks is printed Biff Bates and then Bobby get their heads together and get Trimmer’s son into a fight Biff to be fatally injured and Trimmer's son in a panic sells his stock to the matter Bobby to hush uptoo gets Agnes into the affair she plot between! when overhears a Stone and the men and warns Bobby Bobby rescues Agnesbrings secures control of the the) stores and about arrest of the bribed politicians Agnes then delivers a letter to Bobby written by his father prior to his death Itj read “I knew you would ooidg nut aid right Stop proposing and marry her” and ho does ' ' i I -must - J -by i ' -Pell J ’ -‘K - a Stock Utah theatre— company “The Conspiracy” tonight presenting tho Beginning Monday "Held Enemy”Matinees Thursday and Saturday- i re-production p! r- a j bill miinstrelsy ever die?’ Will yy ’the memory of LewDockstadder on and other’ famous black-faced funsters ever pass entirely from the ’ 1 -issue ’ ’ mindsand years' at ’ American playgoers who’for with them and of years-laughed them? The booking - agents believe that and selections' from the minstrel shows are "as welcome ever and for the ‘headline feature billfor Loew’s Empress here tne there announced coming weekminstrel the "Hoyt's miniature show Jubilee” with the Minstrel Hoytstars: Add Bruce Wallace Herbert Clark John oreman-Leo Pelletier Walter Van Allen and John - scenes as of CONTRIBUTED " old-time' ’ the- -is J ' -following s4? Salt Lake Theatre and his ARLISS company to the Sult Lake theatre for comes week’s a engagement beginning in Louis N Monday October Ynn qtornlopn “Hisirnpli ’nndnr1 rn of The Liebier agement company ina the famous English which premier — figure who in his day with shone : P 5 ‘ h dazzling V1 S ' '' ' open m at The bills each week m consist of six high-class vaudeville acts and of' selected number ’that photoplaysThe begins program includes six acts entirely new Monday to Salt" Lake-- and selected first run that photoplays are as the most sensational of the season’s amongofferingsin' pictures movinguoilea heading Withthe Hoyt's Minstrel the other week’s program acts include the first appearance here of two charming and clever players Vivian Murray and Grace Sti Clafr in an amusing Incident of stage 'life p personage J : 630 to - p feature' remarkable -a Y ' ! " Z‘ V ' "' :W 1 s — - no-described - I brilliant social circles of the old Thus Disraeli was a character world qualities appeal to whose mightof well the dramatic writer today Mr-1 tPirkcr has chosen to make use of him at a time in his career he was when the fruits of victory the enjoying — to early ’70’8 The period lends itself - 5 Ssi ' one of the most Long personalities in Europe as a statesman his' political achievements the premiershipwhile his secured him gifts won (him a place-in the literary list of his English men of letters and wit secured for him the entree the most s - - pi yi the leading — 4s -brilliancy 1 -'r ' I Thomas The bill opens Monday afternoon and runs 'through "the ensuingweek afternoon The performances run from 155 until o'clock and the evening shows run from at 655130until-11 arid The theatre doors I-’arker’s t 1 pretends ? G EORGE - ' Bobby Burnit” will Making of at be the attraction the Broadway today Monday and Tuesday story of lends The splendidly Bobby Burnit picture to motion carrying It does plenty as of love comedy ginger some passages and the ultimate of “the un-j triumph der dog” “ hero The under his father's will? conies in for $300000 which the will" stipulates he invest Bobby is not a business so his man’ him? Agnes Elliston convinces 1 ’ ! ’ ' ' Salt i H — ’ ’ JjIA of-his I — Playhouse possession of of 1 j Program Local - He ostensibly takes the McCreery home for reasons ! but really he does so to it war protect the family from thieves and ft at characters"The story of the rough cousin visiting his relatives and yqung conceal his identity wearinga federal to being uniform dispossessed of papers which would be disastrous the federal "cause exciting to is most Uncle 'the old negro servant Rufus pleads for his young master's life and to take betore tne n oners mstplace ing squad Arthur Morse Moon this most-lovable role sumes Charles as Colonel Mackav appears Lieut Brant Jonas Trenton as plays Gordon ilayne the part Robards of Beene' Rey-nolds a reporter has the role of Brigade Surgeon ielding Miss Kemble is delightful as and Miss Madge West Eunice McCreery is as sister Susancharming Aunt Sally is played by Miss Vida Croly Sidney AH'the other parts and Utah are well taken theatregoers are promised play well worth seeing will be the usual There Thursday and X Week’s days those I ! 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' L 1914 : In h — h 27" SEPTEMBER Jw i'm ’ - Mehesy Theatre TTTIKNIRED GREENWOOD J VV 'J - - ’ in a splendid in the two-act at the 1 appears character portrayal lying A drama" “Lola” ' Mehesy today only Lola a prtma donna appearingfor the first time In her town” tells her “home over the swine of a fashionable x manager “Broadway Love" cabaret the story of she howbefore ran A novelty feature of the bill will be to! the first appearancehere of They-Yan-Da away from home eight years picturesquetreatment achieve fame blooded Indian entertainer behind the footlights’ In the play Disraeli’s political power who has been Longing to see her people again nt the thetalk of vaudeville is not the controlling motive control though old home Lola sets out tho next day3 ever since he took to the stage the part ho playedin securing They-Yan-Da calls himself the “Light to obtain their Her s!stei‘-Mary forgiveness for England of the Suez canal is of Civilization” He is a tells her the tragic events which magnificent as a background- “Disraeli” Indian have place since her specimenof his native an(J taken shejeft cast is essentially a comedy drama and the cently'he shared equal honors' with They will offer representative dressed home-Ed and an costumehe Coxen dances of various' nations lively lads-and swift’steppers'-and of “The line of conversation and native cal-s premier danseuse dances In bare feet ably support Miss Infamous statesman plays the part of BlancheRing in the "As production a will be seen in a Greenwood Hart will of and’ is making a decided hit with her destiny in the romantic love affair of Marie this bill who dances that ’have broughthim' much mixture dancing feature the Hill tot Wall Street Girl" a rope thrower dramatic "Down treats spring song dance Lady Clarissa and on? are rnf the few American the show world Creditville” is a typical Dorothy Gle&ti evensey Viscount recognition throughout or as a ’Rogers be Hose clever girl who sings bn‘ is Ileeford An comedian would They-Yan-Da is Estelle sixth number the program Mun-say's abundanceto of the refined performerswho have- scored a graduate of in and dances is also on the new bill comedy adapted from a story tho for an Orpiieuinfact in vaudeville consists presented by the two They grleri sensationalismis given counterplot's drama abroad Their university and possesses a rich Malcommis and ord Magazine portraying but with' the combination of these of an exhibition in front-of William Armstrong handle ’house furniture 'in ‘a plots and of a sideshow baritone voic-° ?’ manner that came to the through the and have been together in vaudeville for that wins newlyweds wheq entrance the princlapl enemies talents he is on a circus lot where Billy three comiapplause boi-ght Beaconsfield The Three the last few their act-is everything even the marriage Trio is a capable Hart' is the spieler and ‘Marie' Hart years ’and feature of the bill Ed J of his deal with the Khediveof The Trans-Atlantic Another generous license on the Installmentplan Egypt of the brightest ’newest" features’ musical her versatility off one itzpatrick leader the for the purchaseof Suez canal organization consisting of shows to advantage new of Pantages of the bill concludeswith a Beauty! banjo arid vocal artists Their renditions by performing the and varied Mr Arliss is supportedby a orchestra" The applausewith which this dramaprogram entitled “The Only Way” Mon-! many selected photoplays for the’ coming company by the barker’ She Theweek of thirty-five Including such well are truly superb and they will stunts as requested is greeted every performance day's bill Is at the Empress and headed by Village anunusually! is called sing which new leader prove their right ht every dance be called an ovation players as Miss Ernita Lascelles performance upon'to perform concludes with today’s mightwill novel photodrama “Tho 'Neath known reading 'in his greatthat they are headliners mind stunts walk a tight wire hold the feature positions the Sea" from lorence Arliss Dale Leila to the claim includes besides the selected photoplays Mystery the Indian Magraret and do an endless adapted of banjo They play varietyof other vJT bill starting with performers" est success' “'Disraeli’at Espe and Paul in a on newlegend showing acenes tinder the Kepton LHla Carvel!’ Campbell VincentStern-roy4 the better class of things remarkable from Charles music’varying juqg-ling act and Wednesday matinee" Headlininga bill sea Henry Harbury grand opera to Latour’in that Lake theatre beginning Mon-I southern melodies mirthful Lerner promisesmucii in the way of high Arthur Elred and St Clair Bayfield asa music Dave Banjos in the handsof these artists are routine amusing of 5 with matinees on! Alice Ward “the Melba and Caruso of grade will be Carter the is performed entertainment instruments of Clever extraordinary power Gormley andacrobatics at the head of’ his Caffery The comedian "1 he Criminal a (Iraan magician now and vaudeville and harmony in the make-up Wednesday Saturday matic sketch in Carter’ who at ‘The Spoilers’ costuming makes of a is a refreshing'of unusual America worth the act aa pleasing to the eye as to the the present time’ occupies’ the position pan tomimist Be does acrobatic I the Trio ln songs ‘and Empire Comedy playgoersof Salt Lake-through ear work funmakingThe headliners of the program held long by Herman the Great is tho efforts of arid major portion vis Manager George D ' JamesT Duffy MercedesLorenze left to although his partner are the world-famous for two of the feature acts Jackson on the Pyper will be afforded another will appear in their Charles own miniature Th route by theG Orpheum family of eight In the first place he marvels new bill to N Selig’s masterful musical entitled “Springtime”T ravel week’s witness W comedy will the foothills bilL begins has and' startling Weekly Next and runs originated some new visualization of Rek Beach’s most It is a breezy flowerylittle piece the Pyreneesillustrations and feats ofnnaglc mountains IIol-: through’the week or powerful and famousjbook “The Spollclever lines graceful afternoonhis second act Carter presents an elaborate dancing land theits land- of Sunday performances Russia begin at 245 and the show showing civil and military life runs spectacle entitled "The a until 11 at night The doors and villages in the is distinctly Oriental in wayside Bride" which” This southern- Tyrol Austria-Hungary are open at 230 m illusion has a thrill a atmosphere of the ancient ruins of Egypt in it and in The panorama pantomime lion’s SO®?’ VIDA character woman arid' Wilson Reyas recently by the excavators the maiden from unearthed rescue of the Pantageg Theatre nolds and other scenes of den just as characterman o£ tho Utah Theatre company who-wiH'bo the beast springs at her numerous in these countries get theirin “Held By the Carter carries If at the Utah all tliis week' beginningtomoney’sworth' at is accomplished- cleverly YORK Septour bXdi Been The Orpheum orchestra will open the the Pantages this week’ Every act--is lion for use in this johandsome "I Pickwickianfriend Samuel Weller rnnrtWKr nxinnintr enjoyable and there are several trick program with a‘ concert who us ito beware of widows that would- be 'enjoyable Jiis will warns as the Eddie the happiest throughout of second time It is be on the new with pages the kind of a show their big had 'Utah Theatre’ Dickens been present at that one to stay for ’both time scream "Those Were the would cause playhouse he doubtless would! if he had time-famobs mH-' performances Days” have put a wise finger to his nose andi GILLETTE’S big bill of acts Miss Julie Ring sol"! yy itary “Held by the a or an added feature an old favorite added: “I told triumphantly you romance brings “The Man ishe Met is Bob Albright with a brand But "has not been 'the returning it whichwill sgen pro bablyt never occurredto Sam-J line of songs heresin decade man in the case is quite new that widowers' could be presented at unimportant make f&tnilyi but hi Still the Utah theatre 'this ’week Miss Ring’s very rench- farce is the life greater It is anotherfeature a still problem the man Is an absolute essential3 The culture girl" NadjeShe dances conceded- to beJ the 'greatest war This" idea was out by 'Thei brought is and poses and is also a comedienne In ever written and production complete even to’ the Elder Son" rench by birth and English drama produced on carrying of special furniture addition there will be the usual first the stager "is a Miss by adoption Im the it had American play of virility and is the famous sisters of the motion pictures and a pleasing all the novelty of a new idea and a wonderful famous runs appealingpower play that musical program by Ed itzpatrick and idea creeps into the theatre — a stirs the spirit ?of Blanche Ring new so always O May and Kilduff his concert orchestra that the little patriotism and one that is especially Arthur Sunny seldom poor stranger! offer “A Limb of the Law” a' series of shduld be welcomed at this time in view of the At the same time appropriate laughter-exciting episodes (in terrible conflict in Theatre am fully wai Europe which a aware that ofgenerally now raging has The Utah ural sheriff and the village cutuprare do not share the fondness the rench) the iw ig management of the revised version for next the principal management' Broadway for discussion prefer the "punch” week The characters We ‘’’Si C' play wav recently revived’ at the tho neighborscome in for a share of atre announces a slight change in for sensation —another word prices — or we the doings but May" look for the of ticket In as the “limb" is ollowing our New York City and had policycommencing' today the principal cause an unusuallybrilliant run oLlaughter Miss laughter Butstopthe realization of this tiie" exhibition’ of the interesting Kilduff' is in hand fact with required me from putting in Beginning next Monday evening whenever cannot It A and pictures of Stricken matinee’’ their dance is Louvain” a good word for "The Elder Son” The-acting a “gentlemen’s the change scream “The Reuben will occur instead current' 'incident alone is to see of on Glide” happenings to the worth going that night-as is prettypetite and It doesn’t matter so price will Louise desingsoggie great much heretoforeand the the European war will be shown on and dances the play for be 25 cents for any seat house winning in a very the screen 'at each show in the form of Nepoly wrote clever Paris and that rederick the Pathe daily news enn piloted Therefore“The Conspiracy”will manner the English channel as that flying Kays have plenty of 'Abeles in “TheSunday evening and “Held by The Making of itMr across the 'will usher in in their Brady had the enterprise to the fifth comedy and thrillslatter the?former Bobby Burnit” a comedy by the” in their aerial together with a company week of the season at the Utah clowning and the bar-and of will be bring it here “Brewster’sMillions’’ that plays it "The scenic artist has been performances on trapezethe next Pictures corporation admirably Elder Son" is curiously individual at more- than painting--the’ Marie’ Cheville vaudeville’s prettiest It is feature from a work for program a and discreetly study of family sets while the property searching man life that turns on the difficulty of and Ever since the initial manager have been equally appearance and catchy songs The girl is pretty busy with achieving happy home when a widow the unusuallylarge amount of this picture in Salt Lake Mr Louis N’ Parker theiEng’lish Pyper the man is nifty with children marries a and there is widower with has been seekinga return nothing of work in connectionwith this his play' "Disraeli”which engagement serious children and a third family is started: EYTON-as The should about:them It is intended only Arliss will present-tor the first ESSIE IclenChester' Wheeler Oakman' the mere announcement George as to add to the mean as a bit-of of “Held by the Enemy”--is inharmonious domestic capacity engagement for this picture The in plot time here at the Salt Lake theatre for a frivolity for laughingpurposes made The at the? Salt Lake theatre all be granted that the south duringthe civil Bronco: Kid m Spoilers”’ symphony’ It has played to people than war a ’? more any week’sOctober engagement beginning on here is an idea that may and has proved very popular at The thrilling and terrible scenes of this come home to other individual picture ever made- The dazzling ’S yy Monday shows the week feels that The entire number war "bo shown very realistically any one who not the fact every appearance crafty ixrd romance is The to Beaconsfield as of the buried 40 reasonfor this is attributed picture is the work-of Mr at or thereabouts' Buffy The-music in with the play great-builders of that it is doubtful if any has connection 'thu British struggle mother’s Hess Sisters girls empire a affection The two of is peculiarly- appropriateand is’ under betweenher love ever had the strength and the characthat it was the pleasing repeatedly ’"V for her son and her second’ ge race and will the direction of Prof — i— tv ter Jto call forth ovations manners Willard Weihe brilliant deeds of this “man of mystery” continuous husbandrenders the situation put over a series of that is principal — t— its exhibition It is claimed dances The in this story while of Great Britain “ — during personages prdmier serious and the sincerity of the author'by them to be in more-demand this picture and war are two southerngirls that-added that over 100000people saw most of the luster of in dealing- with a for and legitimate Queen ' woman’s right to a and y-v ? in two weeksin San rancisco So than vaudeville Susanlieutenant McCreery Victoria’s reign The other act of its kind'purposes their — sisters — Eunice second even any cousin marriage is It worthy of how-ever These their confederate lias for its principal theme the enormous was the crowd that it more accomplishedterpsichorean artists have aunt and bld colored drama 3 consideration unmarriedBrant by necessaryto open the doors at closed several successful diplomatic affected the that the audience servant 'would havet in the morning andj run engagements in the of continuously with the best musical preferred to have the subject treated of’ the federal pHarveyColonel until after midnight Time and again shows in the Suez canal for his nrmyT Brant government farcically by its inclination to countryincluding “Old judging place this picture has broken records Dutch” “The love with one of the pretty 'southern Jolly Bachelors”- and thwartingthe intrigue of ‘three or four laugh in th? 'r"The Summer girls as was the usual thing duringEuropean wrong which proves that the people are looking those of power particularly pray was so siow inv rranaiy me for somethingthat will thrill them also by hiswouRussia Beaconsfieldniade getting started that it left the audience: The interest is so intense that the audience his derful statesmanship at sixes and sevens was nothqueen is alert "for there is the nrincess of Indio It is a continually ing but talk that’ couldn’t possibly in"DOBBY-AND matter different almost-every their enemies'tampering with the wires of history’ and' allusion is something mo-men watch irequently terest any one outside the family circle “The Spoilers" is a picture of made in M Parker'spla to the tact until the elder son Edward Abels came home after Ci the fights and‘struggles of? flaking of Bobby Burnit” at the BroadUiat-'with —theatre no other of her prime min eight years discovered a mere slip who pioneered the onward friendly Americanscivilization isters was ’victoriaas sister behind a'chair in garden! a cold and or dependedQueen' upon so rnucn as Disraeli march of region lured oninto He gave the first human touch to thej“' by the lust of r f Tn fact one chronicler no es that the rugged — play as he her identity and guessed gold This episode of Lord Beaconsfield’s probably marks the most'astonisliing in his arms But she! caught henup last of the great gold rushes friendships"with that Those yeww tot that we could scarcely womenhim vasand the was such existed who are seekingreal amusement real which between credit her with fc so much understanding I late-queen lii’ fact such a state of acid something that will last r-( interest A when she stood alone after-the family v social intimacy existed that the ‘forever in their memory-will be thoroughly 4 had become divided against itself and’ ? satisfied with this most powerful to address her quite y used informally pla intively piped "And me — what’s? to of all motion pictures 1 across the dinner table: Madame of me?” becomeplay will be presented at the -fife Lord This picture Melbourne ever tellthis ?ou majesty family! The developed from a Salt Lake theatre for ono week matinees tl: ’you were to that? nr jar ’into an interesting family nrob-l orob-l daily 230 the take as the best an elder son Richard evening performances which would queen lem The 815 starting 28 of jokes Hisdis whose" at Monday September court mother had not chosen to remain al coupled- possibly with H JML3”: etiquette :?3 atdn’t cotton pt all to the son discreet flattery explains widow in part Theatre or nis and couldn’t: wliy stepfather wethe queen preferred him to Mr him for Hubert was 'an awful!-’" and her blame company Gladstone pill tor any man to Then in bright and clever play entitled 'treats the ’queen’ like swallow a "‘Gladstone Richard found fault with the wny in “Thn Office nolle department: treat her like a T! Lady” is the headline1 p Georgeat tho Orpheum theatre for have” said which his younger brother attraction orted to’ and farced bls’ with matinee iversations with the was being educated one week commencing A of de this afternoon Here Lord beueoi isfield gave an- exmother into the painful position performance queen idea It is full cellent niece of advice to all H eicmg woctncr ne or ner husband- wan is a play with a new men who right in the matter It was all and contains growof have dealings with women snappy dialogue many I f Ji ing rathertrying situations Miss deny: never when of Richard? interesting Haber’s contradict’ sometimes prig’ changed from a" role is that of a slangy young stenog-rapher something into a aeina told Hoi win her more purposes Of the romanticfeeling Disraell had human whose wits She how his love and than has for the queenhave mother longing for! one reputation ns le tter to and come back to him as he was her Lady Ely written a few her having previouslytoured in well years before lying close to death’s his death "1 love the iiueen” in a fart repertoire of and is Iia monologues off land He tried to tlie only left for j® her feel Salt Lake played writes "perhaps person known in sheshould have that do love On her side we not again? here iu stock me v I married Improbable situations 'J read of how she I but she reminded him that he take on most on his sent a humorous and believable wreath-of not stopped boating with his’ coloring- in her handling Robert Me-Kim primroseswith “His favorite nan flower" and Jennliri als’o popular the following ratnersand a mother formerSalt another f r who inscription: ' Z will “A of true affection do to make Jum understand’ inally! Lake stock favorite appearin the friendship and respect” A little w y charming widow whom he hartsketch inter tne queen made pilgrltnap in his earlier davs hrnns!it has long been loved na Will Rogers who iru tl him by putting Htighenden where he was burled and homo histo neck Leri known on the stage as anfailing Oklahoma tne vault about skill arms cowboy possesses and a never All this time the stepfather anil might my a w The had the lariat an originally ta blet thatshe had erected in pnrently felt himself outside1 Tso’lzit 3S3883ftsH3c3& the rather style of dry humor which have aris hurch bears tnese tho family circle esueoially whenhis success wordswr‘ he both been contributors-to those Of the inscription: in upon ixj and musical "Kings love Walked photograph of his vaudeville comedy RetCcntinticd XIA Lil A tn on the ollowing Page) - ’ ' - - entitled a-full ' - employed - - Widowers” -the--American delivers ’ all-star -in - - -thia) and'-Billy’ appear ‘ ’ - - sufficient- ’ ' a emphatically ' Carlisle- -The : -act ' -Ernest a-riot -Brownies -are ’ - Today's -is 1 - -the - ' ‘ —4 - -the G jpEORGE ! 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