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Show } Se - THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPU3GLICAN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1 - | FOR THE WEEK Salt in p Lake Theater-W William WW. ‘*The Rivals,'? W ednesday Orpheum and Monday matinee. Theater-Vau matinees daily and and : Joseph leville, each numb , of Which the ile tler's Lit musically educated: Jefferson Tuesdav of might Teddy and 1do week erul 27, gorReous dancing n here played With by Webb's" ockney RuAaaR dialect ee it Jeff Rota ca niphaiv Saturd: Fantana wre Mabel Day Ivelyr bt cis Kellogg, George Kunkel, Amy Lek t Bucei Weine Fran! ly. Grand Theater-‘‘ Pike County ( dav, Tuesday and Wednesday () matinee. Hi Henry's Folks,' nights, tr Minstrels, Sunday, with Mon- EF riday AT SALT LAKE <a THEATER. day' assimilate ee ors = yr Bowel de monetrated of Messrs. Joseph large 1 Browning, chorus Fred ex one Young Messrs, | the; and S Klaw Stagecraft, be so B & cleverly ee rer Erlanger, that classed as the the Snook fully ustain nposec th or: reputation rooK tacked to i | staged sters master | | ) | }| of ) must | magnificent of } | classic was exceptional Ulle of | chariot justly bestowed on comedy and the this. best! race drivers running will show the an exalted siéred loved it his "The Rivals hie'lats loved he to on place Joseph to one of copy Jefferson his ecreatest part in the any a his of | In contesting each urging four horses, at full speed, while the mar- children, He/ he; their power counts any conception When | Presented on and | two scenes in a theater, the as any mother best efforts ever {6 drowned diseve His interpretation Ladies possesses thad certain thing only found inythe work histrionic genius. younger fined alone to fs The and name William Sir! pials oe fountsty of of Olive nee some-/| of a the {If con-| and W of of parts In "The positive of thelr to perpetuate the of the Jeffersons, Joseph work Jeffersons-eyen thelr proof the applause, while final are engenders na L~ the Salt Lake theater, second | of the cae nights with the For Salt Wednesday | Lake. entertainment, keen spirit presented } tana" deep for the first interest,| theater, for one solid Chicago; for in Salt four at the | The on Biblical runs in themes, all the and large its| tana" cities, | book, is highly written by | recommended, Tne and B. Smith ; ‘ 1 : 4 SO Sohie® Zi ores eI eee on human. Theh Pl n: ogether whit ‘ Weth ind week the NEW the claims Among the and Other the a the other bill stands Fisher are worthy Cameronson end Added io Gordon the or new no system : to Open !-< E Glye character | "© ae Ra Gwe . U7? us No, The ; Mr. = WILLIAM 7 ee fake As = aewiag Matinee. JEFFERSON, " » , eee See Lys and and SOUTH . 2 trial and de ‘ THE WEEK AT THE Management e dramatic Mountain tech Cinderella,' That entitled | of which city. A CLEANING CO. PHONES 1992. will climaxes, Is its kind. Another plot of the Herne. | facination renders its music masterfully ludes and selections: the exquisitely repertory marches, and | rang in- | for gambling. The SALT LAKE CITY, rrespondence UTAH, ee Press ‘critics lavish private cars all over with the their | Night canal and In Venice," the Doges foreground. There gondolier mandolions, quartets and scene. A decided -Ba-Be's Album in series of of post ecards with the Palace New im In the | ment are gondolas,| cultars and| of scenery Bill Her Begins lor Tonight. Players In "A *Inderella, Venice," Soprano -- country for equip- for staging thelr big production; the scenery is all Gffects of the best. reproduced| Jovial rotundity, all these alded by effectively and ‘artistically with color | the great Probst, the world's greatest and technical skill exqu ‘sitely blended, | Whistler and mimic, unite their efforts One of Europe's popular and re. | to cep the spirit of fun foremost; nowned dancers comes next, this {s|@#hd, according to eR CANES, they Pertina, who is now making a tour of | Succeed. The entire®tompany will the ape, Inimitable Cockney Comedian, t the Colonial Theater All a oe the eck, Starting i Valet, in *"Pantana." Sunday Night. world he is one of those | parade at noon and the band nd 0; tn Family order Clrek of gives a who belong to that a oe ap or grand concert in EEOnE: o f the theater dancers who include a arlety of| | before the performanice work in their eeninihande ree as acrobatic dances and contortion feats j The Struggle for Liberty. The Jupiter Brothers are a couple j bat you call lbenty I. call , iberwhat call the struggle of cowboys from Oklahoma who have j} tiles; and but the constant made the best of magicians sit up and | for liberty is not hire | ving geaimilation of the idea of freetake notice. They appear dressed ma | dom, @€ who possesses liberty otherthe costume of the plains and the y | wise than as a cone to be etrive en for produce some of the most startling | possesses it dead and soulle for and mystifying tricks !n magic. {the f of liberty bh und hits tedly characteristic, othat dev yelops A merry entertainer and an inter- |) this | steadil junjng its assimilatio So esting personality is Miss Bertie tha in who stops in the m idiet o Fowler who will aoe her merry jthe struggle and says, "Now I 1a monologue. She fs an actress of much jit!' thereby shows that he bas-lost it Theatre I SMASHING Oreesatre. Matine, ; venin - 4 at B MR. Geo. ; COMEDY Mahel BEAUTY CHORUS - FOUR NIGHTS AND WEDNE MATINEE STARTING WALTER ARMIN AND TONIGHT) oo COMPANY ' Presenting the "PIKE COUNTY FOLKS," zi H CONCERT TH SEASON-1908 C OLONIAL THEATER msi Lake es GRAND Matinee SUNDAY, NOV. 29TH +p. m. Director J. J. MeClellan Soloist, Spencer Clawson Jr, Concert Master. i Superbly Mounted. Evenings, Artistically 25¢, Next Attraction, Starting Thursday, | { 4 |j soe, Presented, oma vc. Matinees 156 » and Comedy Drama, Capable Cast a> #®t, (nn HENR Y's BIG (2 50-PEOPLE-50, MODER N SUINSTRE 1,5 a CAMERAPHO NE ang CP am TO In Pletures vy AU DEVI LLE. Gins from CAMBER E. aia -John D. Spénecer e, Thursday, Nov 26. Popular Prices. Singing DATE THE Songs "Betia Maeood a ofrKy Baran aing, : on Satizes sal *, 106 and HILL & SONS NEW LYRIC THEATER 2 Patking Manager Seat Nov. 29 Salt fo "On SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA i904 NEW in Prices: 2 oe, 500, Toe; Boxes and Divans ¢] 00 Illu- end Wagon KINODROME ORPHEUM O --- 1 ORCHEESTRA Ent fire time COMPANY OF FIFTY PEOPLE Teddy Webb, Evelyn aaa Day, George Kunkel and: Kellog, Including: BROTHERS "WHITE SIMMONS hetr t} aiae &k-Fuace Study, n first "FANTANA"? Solois ~ JUPITER the Shubert Bros.' JAPANESE-AMERICAN MUSICAL Mountain A-BA-BE'S PICTORIAL OST papel. CARD ALBUM Moducing 0% Miniature parting praise and ) filled | VAUDEVILLE MISS JULIE HERNE nd Jack new, costumes and| Among the clever | soloists to embellish the | Comedians is Charley Gano, that easy | producer of laughs; Tom Lynch, one and poaltive. eevee is | Of the latest products from the field of Pictorial ara | tun; Pat Crawford, the roll South hich is Yerkes a Carolinian, and last, but not least, is es tableaux and series | the inimitable Billy Barke, In all his hich are grand | tWo $i remittance WEEK S==* SUNDAY, | THEATRE ADVANCED from popular melody to classical | Hi Henry's minstrels, the « music, hich {s to appear gf Grand three The staging of this act is a repro- nights, starting DUrSaas | NOK duction of that masterpiece on canter | ecember 3. The. company carries || "A pooner Balec by | | Fu be pen accompanied Colonial ae Scene between the two is very touchOriginal Oklahoma !"8 eng pathone. The jplay will be || --_____slonists | Cowboy Mounted wit Phe... COMPRARA OWN| Scenery and electrical effects , BERTIE FOWLER : Henry's eea © erry Monologue, have $2.00; orders ee A. Mail \. the work of Miss Herne and George | Mason who has been a busom friend|| D. Parker. Miss Herne jis no stranger | 0! Fairfax, until he finds out that he ----«- ubleaus here and has established herself on | !§ making love re his little sister, for her own merits notw-thstanding the | Whom he has cared for ever since The C MLLE. PERTINA fact that she is the daughter of that | thelr mother died; he objects to the te Celebrated European Danseuse. eminent and illustrious actor, James | love affafr on account of Fairfax's Next on the list comes the Venetian | Gondolier band led by Signor Gen-| naro, The band numbers 26 persons| and comes directly from Ttaty where | it has; @ reputation second to . none, It| * PRICES and T5e $1.00 Drug by! -who, mar- runs, PLAY PRODUCTION---300. Seats on sale cha | | Drunkenness saves making it | piece IN Addictions. taken who | eet For and be Fairfax, melodramatic MIGHTY 300---PEOPLE Sault Lake City. | 2 this week, they present that | all In all, one of the strongest pleces delightful || that| In the | THE ECCENTR' C GENNARO And His Venet ORPHEUM. Announces rt CALIFORNIA 375 So. State St. - num- | ried the girl, presents himself as ais brother Max on account of the strong | nein Lathes between the two, and | claims ownership to the Goldrun mine, ! left ben by her first husband. Nearly| | f the other characters are comedy | | OMS, blended+in with a lot of exciting| | the Bill Will Be entertaining. Miss Julie Herne and her players are the headline attraction at the | #24 Orpheum role | ST. convinced work MINSTIRE Ls Alex | -_ the best THE stig Wednesday| iS, dead, has brother Mark, after discovering that Fairfax A Theater as HORSE Ss HEA ie | your oO. moving| are new | is above and gives her shelter, he falls in love | with her and as a lover, Mr. Armin | 3 second to none. | _ Her first husband, Max Swain, who W. Nights i leading Armin LicnyT ae olici 2ND. EXPERT BOTH the life of the heroine as she is about| \to drown and takes her to his home "4 one No Bethlehem || 8 a. m. to 11 p.m oUt Appear ac Grand Latter Part of s Week. Walter a and his company of | = Players announce for the'r bill for the first half week, commencing tonight, | with regular Wednesday matinee, that | much heralded melodrama, ‘Pike | County Folks. | PINE cas 1 Mage cae Tise o'clock. of Photographers - | WiLL Ae in introduced, in which a French Dry Cleaning of Fine Gowns | esta ipates, } - te Sults « Specinity, also Faney | : ss nundering. Cameraphone HENRY? Ss t be eee: 1 ig difficulty n 15 WEST merit, and and waltz ii One of the aan will be also Star | | | " guaranteed. Ee | singing will 2 at The ‘ TAKEN offers Expert Morton ae bers are several high grade picture features, all of Which and orginal The whole bill the averag ot curtain Matinee prelud com-| | J. y All work numbers ‘ clever Ba the on ch o¢ 1 we | respectful patronag song spec lalty This that Morton ha: "s Ines West and he brings that made a hit in the jump Daley Janjtes t opening j Head- Cameraphone | the song "Saint Peter,' company of elght or ning ‘ : . vist ' Darkness THDATHR. and BEN-HUR during =| runs Sunday |} | our LYRIC --Girls the precisel ited 10to¢graphy PHOTOS ‘full ‘direc- bill beginning ae a IN a evi te aot; inland cn under the personal Mr. | songs of exceptional gaker and Nelson sing au captivating malner | lez iding features of the £ ae i 12. witht Orpheum very bright "are d ul idk Oo monologue and is the first time been hear thethe veen heard in a new line of talk ‘ew York from ; Pe LS aa ah . . - TEDDY WEBB. "11, 12 DEC. | pany exploit, The songs are new the specialty) 2W is ies The new! program Was started yesterday afternoon and will be codtinued through-| Outthasveale B 2 uae ree with § eharactei ibe = During F NO | = humor in their offeri1 uality " Gibson of See ee i Us the and at Robert portray filled Week. - liners and the Cameraphone The Gibson Girls at the New Lyric the current week will more theor less of a furore. as theycreate comprise leading attraction and make good all Lyric months is: This EVOLUTION Dein emneme viene exaltation of | the Boston theater, Boston, and pack° of thej|ing the houses that could be secured preeminent etracions of the 4Amerti-| | byby the Shubert Bros.-this before the can stage oday The Wallace} merger with Klaw & Erlanger. romance is the: Strongest of the plays; As a delightful entertainment ‘"Fanextended of nex AT regular time year excitement and ‘ Hur' based tion all ight pat and for the first season west of| nee Chicago. Its eastern records are well| ‘ Se ences > " GREAT "BEN _HUR IS COMING. | known, however. Jefferson De Katle Parry, Julia ,Sanderson, Big Scenicl Attraction Is Booked at | gelis, and several lesser lights played ee at the eh ow 6rchestra' | supported . by company of distin-| -oeor at the Colonial theater will! guished ‘thespians. will present. this}°°*sen at the Colonial theater Me idealistic classic comedy in all its; Start tonight with a most beautiful famous artistic thoroughness at the | production of Shubert Bros.' Japanese- | Salt Lake theater on Monday andj| American musical comedy, "Fantana," | matinee, matinees THE ¢ COLONIAL. week southern Fn te cane | Suuuees Bros. Great Musical Comedy | Coming to Salt Lake. The to Theater talen the kinodrome and the orchestra will round out 2 and allurine bill Thare Decem-| 7. billed sketch r ys Jerlerson | are T Orpheum real little | the mons ture and the of a superi ber 10, 11 and 12 Seats will bi Placed on _ sale Monday morning, "FANTANA" woaxr _ : ordinary ac acts ur Sim- genuine felt its awe-compelling t Hur" is booked for three performances, and one mati- at than Mecentric, Black-fuce artists or minstrel are 1lways welcome when. the SAGd. EMS. Peak White and Lew and | December Rivals'| ability! NS GENNARO, more the on exa an PERFORMANCES. | The was of her child's | "on of spirit difficult to believe possi-| ble unless one has witnessed the | Another ‘gon-the elder Jefferson's| €vTama namesake, Joseph, assumes the char- | force acter Sir Lucius O'Trigger-the| "Ben favorite part of the late. W. lor- ! evening ne by | | have and stage sale. | might to stir audiences other "big scenes" ol SATURDAY, | relinquished the role of Rob Acres he chariot race thrills the blood his son William W., he bestowed | 4nd creates so much excitement that the boy a far greater honor than the noise of the galloping hoof beats any king ever left a prince. The son} istiona8 ofzealous in the proper presentathe possibilities of Bob Acres two of of execution these never been excelled con-| comedy. play vastness Mat. 25e to $1.00. aU: Sl. now MATINEE Mount th scene miracle velous lies value true its of proof possible in the fact that there is nota single | of Olives will have no less than 300 libré ary of any literary pretentions in| men, women and children in this, the the EInglis h speaking world but what} most impressive of all Stage pagants gives to EVENING THREE } | | abused Yoe Seats | 1774 much ve. | | | Wwillle W. Jefferson in their per-| the deca Even in these days of etic of Richard Brinsley Sheri- | lavish expenditure, the settings of dan's brilliant comedy, "The Rivals,' | ‘Ben Hur' are splendid. Sheridan wrote "The Rivals" In The thrilling and splendidly staged he comedy classical | most production most Sheridan's ption ally may be sald at the outset that Hur" is a distinet novelty insoas its theme is concerned and the lot concéived by Wallac has been cy deftly dramatized by Wallace and_ \nd an exceptionallyt talented in Richard Brinsles company Russell ees UANbURATiehtlyy Minch © WHS them?) by an Eastern: newspaper, "The Pietuy Chorw SS atk | mat- seasons, are popularity J. It "Ben plays} more in with JEFFERSON EN TS ee Eis BhacGoloitial li Norton parle The ttractive week lits nine successful potent proof of its with the classical of a century or A reeety conbination Rub Poe and . Saturday nights and Saturday matinee. New Lyrie Theater-Cameraphone all oe daily. JefYerson's Sons Will Appear Here F s e "The Rivals. This Week in Phe How thoroughly the artist!le capabilities of the players of the present! RO ERLN Bertrand. 2S Wednesday 8 Thursday, ONS Lr impossi- New Colonial Theater-‘‘Fantana'' each night of the week, beginning tonight with matinees Wednesday and W. WILLIAM H. and JOSEPH } in| Inimitable would ee be Te MATINEE. WEDNESDAY cos: | pi will. be NEXT. TUESDAY and W E DRESDAY MONDAY, sult! the ealth Hawkins, th alet whe sa the Japanese amba® originally erica SALT LAKE THEATRE "= LAKE| (SALT IN SALT was edited is filled to there are a well th i ucenery, Webb the part of masquerades 2 of the beautiful tumes nights and Sunday. Y except Se ti § iiss PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK Shubert, Sam §& De Angelis, and it the Jate by Jen pain, oh oti _THEATERS PYPE Manager. : of Ls May ytulr, Al a Carols Kin t am ine." ho Four noov~ catehy Acts . ae "8 Picturey 0c" ] BenON ' ae go nildeen" halt pais ic t { _ 0 ene hi a F ee La Ont. 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