Show I THEATERS FOR THE WEEK IN SALT LAKE I I PROGRAM OF THE WEEK Salt halt Lake Theater r Monday f Tuesday V and anal ando 0 o vy Wednesday ay nights Wednesday matinee Rose Stahl in ill inThe The Chorus Lady Thursday Friday and aud Saturday U 8 ui nights Saturday matinee a 0 Vaudeville Vaudeville all the week Matinees daily except ex ex- a copt Sunday 0 Grand Bunco In iu Arizona J Sunday Ion l Monday ay Tuesday Tues ues- ues 7 U Uncle da day ands and Wednesday y nights Wednesday matinee nce 8 and Saturday nights Toms Tom's Cabin Thursday Friday Saturday y matinee 1 Lyric ic all aU the week matinees daily daHr 0 x cO I r LAST WEEK AND THIS BY llY THE PLAYGOER Despite tho excitement over tho the the Jubilation of the victors and the disturbed minds o of those who were wore beaten or or whose candidates were beaten last week eel was as one of oC the most successful tul from a theatrical standpoint that the city has had for 01 some omo time Some Somo of ot the tho best attraction attractions tion that visit Salt Lake Lako were here and they secured hood good patronage e Even on election night when the mana managers managers man man- a agers thought ht that they might just justAS t tu AS u well troll leave leavo their houses dark so faras far fur furas n. n as any profit might be bo concerned the they found that people were just as anxious anxious aux aux- ious lous to be beam amused on that night as on any of or tho the others and wore were re willing to toDa Da pay to have good amusement amusement To the credit of the itie amusement purveyors of or Salt SnIt Lake be It ic said mid that they abundantly abundantly dantly fulfilled the wishes of ot their pat patrons I rons Tons and ande gave e them an no evening of fact that the tho house he Is using had closed a n contract with another attraction attraction tion and ho Is forced to take to the road load In In that event Salt Lal Lake Lako o will share with the other Inland cities In the delights of or something up up-to- dato The Land of oC Node Nod Is an extravaganza extravaganza extravaganza ganza according to man many Others look 1001 upon It as a a. musical cOIned comedy ItIn It ItIn Itin In both of them There arc are all nil tho the gorgeous settings with the queer weird that go to make up lip an extravaganza ana and there ther are ure all the comical lines linos In tho books and the comedians to interpret them which Is sufficient for tho the comedy part The music Is tuneful which helps help out outon outon outon on the musical 1 If that is not n a musical musical mu mu- comedy cOined there m never mer er was one The Tho writers of th the book readied reached out for tor something unique in the shape ol ot 1 u t fi x r r a aa J a r ra I a k r Ii 1 Ix i 1 A t lJ 1 Y M r rYr 1 Yr 4 r K r I eo t gr a. a 1 r rI rt C I 4 r 1 r T r ar r r J 44 rr r fit 4 t MME NORDIC NORDICA A Famous Artist of Song Who With Her Company Will Open the New Colonial Theater on November 18 Io Rood good d amusement as ms they had been heen doing all tb tho week Perhaps the most pretentious pro- pro diction d of 01 the io w week Jok on oil the local b boards was was The band and Jand oC or Nod which appeared at t the e Salt Lake theater theater theater thea thea- ter for tor two performances on on Thurs Thurs- day a It It-Is It Is perhaps ps one of the th best I of tho the musical comedies that has been I Isten seen sten In Salt Lako ako measures up upwell upwell upwell well with t I all any of or those those- h are on the road at the talc pre present ent time New NewYork NewYork NewYork York Is IB just juet now several that are ale new now and date up up to The They will bo out this way later alon along but the thc he provinces provinces inces ma may have to wait until hext next sear season sea sea- r sots son for Cor them as the runs runs runs' thc they are arc having In Nc X York New v. v York are ae of the best befit and no will leave o tho the comforts comforts comforts com com- forts of olD Manhattan Isle to tal take e the road until he Is either cither forced to do doso doso so 60 by Insufficient patronage c or r by the a a. plot for forr Ol tho the comedy but did not succeed It Is too painfully painful patterned after tho Wizard of 01 Oz and Babes In Toland of ot our old friend Victor Herbert to bo he original There are the same samo mo lisping maidens In short dresses just jUt short enough to shoW their chubby underpinning tho th Illustrated Illus us- us ted stories t of ot childhood and the proper sort ort of ot music to go 10 with It that HuH are arc found in Babes s In There Thero are aro the usual dolls which became became be be- came carne so EO familiar to all of us In tho the Babes of To and aull tho the music does docs not bc begin ln to compare comparo with that which Herbert wrote for his tion As In lu the Wizard of Oz the heroine goes to sleep and awakes ina in ina a II strange and wonderful land where all her dreams come true and where she Ehe sees some fome wonderful ful things Mont 1 I gomery Stone who made mado tho the WIzard Wiz aid ard of ot Oz famous havo have no equals i iThe In InThe n The rhe Land of ot Nod NOll and In n fact in tow few of oC tho musical productions of that order who can copy tIle the music and the book but cannot get het the tho talent of ot Montgomery Stone Stono to Interpret them The Man of tho Hour earlier In Inthe inthe the tho week at tho the Salt Halt Lake Lako theater was wa waver ver very satisfying It Il was not Its first appearance in Salt alt Lake but hut It came at an opportune time as Its Ils political 1 features appealed to Interested ted In politics as ns Is the case caso with ever 1 everman man woman and child In Utah h. The company compan Is said Mill to bo ho the original which produced the tho play pIny In New Nov York and ono can well believe bc ft It There was scarcely a a. weak point in the production pro pro- Drilled for several years In Inthe inthe the tho of or their respective ti c parts the members of tho company did ld credit to themselves and their theli sta stage o manager The Tho story of or the play pla Is pretty an and Impossible but hut It carries with it all the parts for Cor a successful political drama There Thero were the boss hoss arrogant arrogant arro arro- gant ant and Imperious brooking no op opposition position the young youn lover stirred to 1 deeds of action by tho blUn biting word wordy j of his lad lady love lovo accepting the tho nomination nomi- nomi nation for fOI ma mayor ol and electing himself himself him him- self by his brilliant campaign turning turning turn turn- in ing a against the thc combination of or bustness bust busl ness and polities politics refusing to graft raft enduring even the thc reproaches o of hi Iii hl adored one winning at last both hi political future futuro and the woman woman-of hi heart tho the loving mother the heroin of oC the tho case whose eyes blinded for Cor o r time b by clever clevor deceit Is made to see sec seethe the truth at last bravely confessing her fault tault tho the ring alderman fighting the boss and giving of oC his political experience to the young oun mayor In III his fi fight ht with their theil mutual arch en enemy em All told It was wt excellently done lone Texas was the closing offering of or the week weel at the Salt Lake and it measured up well with the tho other othor attractions attractions attractions at at- tractions of ot tho the week weel There Thero Is a spirit and dash lash to It that Is refreshIng refreshing refresh- refresh In Ing and It Is to be regretted that It did dill not arrange arrango for fol a no longer longcr stay inthe in inthe inthe the ell city tel liter all the test of the success of ot ofa n a pIa play is Its effect upon the audience And from Crom that standpoint no fault Cault can be found with tho the various attractions the tho the week that visited city during At the Grand The Pride of NewYork New Ne NewYork York was on the boards and aull it drew good oo audiences at each performance It Is 1 lI light ht and full of dash and It It especially appeals to those who seek something diverting when they go o to I th t theater and Unu thero there arc aro few of or us liS ushii n ho hii ho do not Tho The era a average c man feels that he ho has plenty of trouble of hits his hitsman 0 man n. n and when he goes toes to tho the theater lit ht does so to be diverted He wants ti to to be bt- kept from Crom thinking and the r sort Korc of musical comedies do doall doall a all 11 this for fr him hint at a Q minimum of or trou- trou hl 1 The Grand had Just the sort of oC thin tiling that does docs this and aull Its success w was in proportion to this U t the the usual excellent standard of advanced ancell vaudeville was ir produced during the week Theater Theater- gar gar ra rs of Salt Halt Lake do not need to be t. ild what is ia being done at tho the Or- Or ih ph uni The pro programs rams thero theio are aro al- al w s good Here and there thero a a. weak spot put Is lb generally found but there Is Isso Isso isso so much of or excellence elsewhere that one for forgets ets about them and is IR willIng willing will will- Ing to remember only what was good The Thc bill of or last week was strong all the way vay through h. h It was admirably arranged and brought hl on in u lL Eru gradation gradation grada grada- a- a tion that was aM most moat satisfying At the New tho the series of pic plc- pIctures pictures tures was good and It played to ex excellent ox- ox business s. election night being no exception c to the tho rule The fhe present week promises to bo be boa bea a good one onu In the theatrical line line The Thes s So Salt It LaiC presents Hose Rose Stahl In ThoI The Tho I h he rus Lady Lally during the latter Dart hart of oC thy the we week I and th the famous musical I poem perm of 11 Wagner Vagner be beginning beginning begin begin- ln 1 ning tonj tonight ht for four nl nights Both UJ are aro UD un to the mark marl and arc arc of oC the tho I best that aio are being shown anywhere I in the country At lie tho Orpheum an excellent vaudeville bill is promised by the mana management At the Grand Bunco In Arizona has the the- car early eaily part of or the week with that old standby inch I Toms Tom's Cabin for the cl closing nights of or the week And there will IK III plenty of p people to see Uncle Toms roms Cabin It Is old yet tL over ever now At the New t W Lyric Lyrie there will be diverting di diverting di- di entertainment all ail tho the week n S1 IS COMING The Tic Chorum Jaci Lady at Salt Lake Theater Theater The The- ater for Two T-HO Performances Rose Hose Stahl widely heralded as tho the star of The Chorus Lad Lady Laly a 0 come comedy y yot of ot stage life lIe by James Forbes author I of The Traveling Salesman will be presented at the Salt Lake Lale theater byn b by Henry B. B Harris for or three evenings n and matinee performances commencIng commencIng Ing Thursday November er 12 Miss Stahl brings with her the original cast and production The Chorus J lad Lady d I Is a a. play with a record Produced three seasor ago In New York as an offering by a new author with an unknown star It leaped to Instant fame nn and remained th the entire season on at the sumo time shattering the old theatrical cal superstition that dooms a 0 pIa play which Is moved mo to another playhouse early In Its run This remarkable play Is a 0 comedy I It In four tour acts revolving about one Patr Patricia Pat Pat- r ricia cla O OBrien O'Brien rl lf of the chorus vho whose c lov love affairs and find domestic troubles furnish the story Patricia is In love with Dan Mallory owner of ot a racing stable where Patrick OBrien O'Brien Patricia's Patricia's Pat Pat- ricia's father is employed as trainer train train- er Cd Patricia returning home from the fiasco of or the company she has hus hu been pl playing with finds that Dick Crawford Crawford Craw Craw- ford a 1 young man of oC the idle rich ilch I. I 0 I r Yf k ry r r fk p cm f y t ft I c The The vaudevilles vaudeville's v Smartest Musical Novelty at the Or Orpheum p heum This Week 1 19 u I tt M t iJ 1 A r J f t t s ry I I. I t e eira ira f J v 1 I II I y r rc t tI c F. F 7 I J 14 r r 7 r y-r y I z MISS ROSE STAHL Bright Star of The Chorus Lady Which Will Appear at atthe atthe atthe the Salt Lake This Week class has hns secured a foot footing In In the thc home homo because Mallory through r re 11 I verses has been compelled to take him on as a partner Patricia's younger sister Nora Kora Is quite a beauty j but innocent of tho the ways was of the tho world and she looks on Crawfords Crawford's alton alton- attentions as harmless while Patricia with I her k keen Insight detects at once his evil intent and determines to separate separate separate separ separ- I ate them The rhe second net act revealing tho the sensational sensational sensational sen sen- dressing room scene In the Longacre theater where a n half halt dozen dozed members of the tho chorus ChOlUS arc are making up I ICo Co for I a u performance Nora again I Involved Involve for fOl through her passion for fot betting on the races she has entangled herself with young youn women aulIn and aul andIn andin In endeavoring to he herself clr hus has accepted tho the aid of Crawford and andal at ut the same panic time incurred tho the enmity of oC Sylvia I hL Simpson t a ashow show how girl Tho The unexpected arrival of ot the elder j to tp visit their daughters pic- pic new complications of or u n decidedly de do- o- o dramatic nature and amI they I aro Illustrated In tho ho third act which takes place In Crawfords Crawford's rooms and finally satisfactorily in the fourth 11 n I tho the Harlem flat of or the two girls Miss Stahl's support is Js identical I with the one one- seen Keen in New York an 1 I Includes Winifred Lucas Eva E Dennison Denni- Denni ton son harie U. U Williams Alice Allee Leigh Giles flies Shine Madeline Made la ellne Travers Thomas Thom Thom- as I Am Amy Lee Amy Le Lesser sel Marguerite Vh Wheeler Annie Ives Je Jean n French Lavinia Mason and and Alice Allee Chase I PAIL AT Still SAI JAl Wagner's Wagners Great Musical ical Poem Will m Again Agahi Visit This City It was in the year 1837 1857 th that t the lie Immortal lichard 11 Wagner agner first conceived conceived conceived con con- his Idea relating to the tho gran grand contained in tho the legend of the Hol Holy Gr Grail ll for tor a wonderful spectacle and drama lIlam It was not until 2 25 33 years rears later leter namely 1882 1383 tint that his idea was carried d out to his satisfaction satis satis- faction au and the tho world was wat given th the glorious work worl of or It is said that his first Intention was to pres present ut simply as a a. dramatic productIon production production pro pro- but was induced later laler to lo change chano his mind nail anil pro produce it In combination music form By y his doIng doIng doing do- do Ing so 80 the world gained two grand productions production Instead of or one It will forever remain as tho grandest of or all music compositions lt it will as surely stand for all time as the grandest drama ever written It requires a a. trained mind a cultivated musician to y the music of Wagner One must thoroughly understand a n thing to equally enjoy It It- But nut the simplest t tyro ro In Iii dramatic experience can understand understand understand un un- un- un the exquisite story of or fa fal 1 and understanding cannot fall fail to enjoy it It Is this very cry quality simplicity of ot the stor story and plot that endears the play pla of oC to th the tho hearts and souls soul of nIl all those thoc who witness witness witness wit wit- ness It rho Tho engagement here Is for four performances at tho the Salt Lake theater commencing Monday November Novem Novem- ber ber- 9 9 1 THIS TilIS WEEK AT Nr TIlE THE I. I Good Promised by Man Inn Who Writes rites the Alliance Advance Notices The rare Jc Jesso o L L. |