OCR Text |
Show AMUSEMENTS FOR THE WE SALT LAKE THEATRE MONDAY, ENTIRE WELL, BEGINNING } "MAN FROM MEXICO" AT GRAN D THEATER ORPHEUM THEATER TG OPEN SEASON FAha aearh HENRY Th Slihi ges 7 The Orpheum will open its regular sCason with tonight's performance after being closed for seven weeks, The Rivets ASSOCIATE PLAYERS Livvic Cast CHARLESi Includes: Hudson Charles N RAN Dalton, Collier, Milton Sills, Sents on Sule, KENNEDY George system house and and lobby recarpeted; installed, a storm | new | house, {s new. All .o the oe first well the will | ee table 3 s the Racetieerouen of" in vaudeville welcome and amous | | denly " Bee Te | His his vet rlodl« ce ee -- mi na "CROWN eet 20m Lang PRINCE rit Bin rn ' The only lion in the world that rides a horse, and a headliner w tours animal -_-_-_-_ actors SS of the pen Wallace bill Profes- | o he went with them to the next ri vic hree- | morrow ie i Stee Riows. il] | streets Sits Seer the Oregon Short Line from |formance Pocatell They will bo unloadedj|and the speedily and the hundreds wild animals, elephants, horses, | o'cl scores hour ane traverse he clty. will be oe = GHC in Raeeae Comes earlier Ae to the L Salt =~ = Saoel ‘without the a Afsy lat ; of i 1 ior \ : : cit i t ied‘ ther refrom the Bishop o him into powerful aneashire confession a se eaten panier Lippinesttstt's, ely, eS ee ---- tinees "Its| story. whieh entl blended f th . Mt ; tl Him fk tn T a ' A ‘i ‘ ; fa . _ = te " We tion a sack day!""-Tit-Bits Oo' flour In week : MeCislian: 8 music, Welsh Thussden July 29th," Orchestra DAY, a Circus! an 20 € ac RES 3 Hagcen- Chiengo Louis in Aerial 1 Artists. Bonds. ott and Worlds Stuges. yTwe MENAGERIE Winest, Rarest and Best - at Pp. m. and of PELLATON AND FORAN my tion,' > at the Orpheum. the Street & ssion-C hildren, Adimi p.m. 25 Doors cents Hip- ON EARTH Specimens Dollar Aulmal open one 50 cent adults, Kingdom. Parade. hour earlier lieserved Seats ‘‘A Spotless ReputaWHEN IN NEED OF ANYTHING SEE We have snie-extra good 50-pc ound US IN OUR FOR EUREKA U. Ss. FURNITURE Lake City, Billgeecrics Sdgar g Ww. mittonn Safety Deposit i ; McC rest eS c § sst for aocen s Cashie; Rent || | | oe R. Cutler ‘A |" | poe Surplus T Badger | | With hos. THOeRe: Cutt UTAH NATIONAL BANK, SALT CIT devusitLAKE boxer and ney Alb & CO. rhe SILLY Famous Vanivo 1 VAI iad an. ‘BREA FAZEALE DDUO, THE KINODROME. ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA. iN ™ fe a AT! of « ounterfe; DRUGGISTS snine LUIGI E BROTHERS, lc Comedy Gymnasts tin te Bercare Come BANKS- BREA URINARY, RELIEVED ee Riitical ipisode with eer Pe slaton and Wm oes That Singing WATINER aries DISCHARGES! WILFRED ROGER AND GEORGE ee In ‘‘The Servant in the Hous an We sore | BANKERS Sap tra IY SOUTH © Johnson and ILA GRANNON, McCORNICK rete rrr rey Ten neluding | . 50,000 Gashtec : es Soe <7 rR © NU Ou S ‘ te He DARSAL "SUNNY Sc] 5 SPOTLESS. REPUTATION, " SALT LAKE ¢ ITY, Bstablished 1873 Transuct a tiduenat- Bitthine. Sosa . Gere KHVENING, | CLAUDE GILLINGWATER Safety "pital SUNDAY JULY 25. ¢ ee S. WREK eee ee W. W. First South THEATRI £500,000 $500,000 Notes Thtchiot "7. zr 135 ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE Utnh. CAPITA SURPLUS L. S. CO. DEPOSITORY, DESERET NATIONAL BANK Salt | LINE BARGAINS pillows and Sica left from our Inst week's quality ticking-guarantecd full cotton matA SPKC TAL BARGAIN IN GARDEN ses nl : bi Psy . ae : c aaa full wool mataoe ses, only $3.90| Regular 20¢ 4-ply cotton hose Excelsior cotton top matat 4 ae : : 8 15 only : 2.75) Very best rubber hose at 5 o > uffs ° ey meron puffs for stee oe = Best 3-ply, regular 15¢ hose at oo ither pillows, pair pair, $1.25 Goods exactly as we advertise A SPECIAL IN DISHE: Ss; Pay us a call and be convince ed of 42-plece sets for this selling $4 50| the truth of value in the bercalne 31-piece sets for this 50 ' offered. selling | Saltatr, | Cham- Clowns. 60 tn} the} -! ae TENTS, 100 Finest Horses Huge Steel Caged Arena. Tea < hy Trained Se Animals OF Arente plons. 50 ree Orig- the Carl Performances ah ee Sy mphony Cambrian Is Clreus General | ere behind Ave ou lite - 26 TRUST \dditiona ¥ 2 ° Cc Jovélang Lenton CIRCUS That ) this THE And Wiillion - all FURS." Great BIGGEST c e 2 « MR. WILLLARD MACK Starring in stock at the Grand theater commencing tonight. YOUR \GENBEGK <".. WALLACE Only Contains Th the interesting political episode, excel- Charles Is «de of the] ex: Dee strikin Fe pathos, club Prices 1 ponent ----_. The Editor Hada¢ Foet-Ie tthere a iter: y BE St. Marvelous Improvement, He was very litt tle Learning to skate seemed to him difficult. On the first e Lee bac himself on the | no less than forty-one NOxt day he caused roars of laughter at home foot and co announcing, | @s he was Inside the ront door: | ireul wes i n only thirty-seven times;" | - ie es IN Pairs. Futore Precnutious. Burr- r-r- rT! Boom! "Hello What?' ei iea Dawao Te te ut? rare his "gas "Of coure at Tene ver trouble may any ors," the dentist No w winds the nd you" ll feel as fit as Saeaun rinsed. ; ements e asked, rinsing. se," Dawson Said the dentist. LR s getting tha | t, and arene twice the or : | amount of | hv growled, ae on, as he | staan Here's mene"money eel | I tell you right now ue me 1| gas from eur yo ve ot to put n e! UPhiladelshic 'In-| ; a Carl the atlases ge ee is | Usual CITY Circus beek divert | purse give on' Saturday 1.000 PEOPLE GOO ANELVAL What ia this fixed income?" next , question sah, e Dick, with a "StF The . _ : Be a pes SOT rae \ aa i -meecnemesnensnetemaemaneaeee ee ee i ---- eee ede ee ca ees of dramatic censtruction oe . ; leading wvoman of the sompany, Liz- | areF equally imous pluvers. and were . ty .combines comedy eB zie Hudson (¢ ‘ollier will rememselected from the London stage by bered as William H panels leading | Henry Miller to play theh present woman in "The Senator.' George y.| roles. in which they hav won AmerlHis nce Income Vilson. wh Plays the all im pons ant |can reputation A southern ngeressman who for-|role of the Bishop of Lancashir {s This is ot only the appearances merly practiced a in Misstesippi tells | UNqGuestionably the finest ana fay "ac -\|of "The Servant in the Hi suse" in Utah of an amusing case he once tried in or on ne American st but the ist igagement in this elty that state was then a student in The other members of. the company and state the office of his uncle. a Sx Martin eee = Sse = - who figured in local polte es ~ Ty main gure in tha, T eias was a named Dick Sutton, arres wife, who alleged that he contributed nothing | to her sup: ] efused to During the ee amiination of Sutton the young lawye Dick, have you any tisea ena Sutton was uzzled by ter Counsel explained that the oreeinn meant a certainty, money pai not for odd jobs, but fo apeady employment; other words compensation at stated nee dls ‘on ow hich one could abReititely rel Up : "cone sion oF counsel's remares, ou da kee face brightened nk I han a fixed income sah," was and "BRING LAKE NOT f a thea § 6 Ln Man nd rari in tt day ‘a Wild | rh j i ry mn do Having | | Although ena t oe Wedr MINUTE," MONDAY....sULY joal wealthy Tt is a and. modern humor pathos comedy are \ A SALT 4 in ton i ol AT ae | LALGHS aire 1 Frohman.) SUCCESS, S00 ‘i and ie orde mer ik tn H in ‘ vorle "The rai 7 vary : ss berery 1; acl ti m Eldredge willl : $19 ¢ offi St x mo fart , .o imerril at Charles COMEDY he a Le ife Bate ft 1 a uThlin. Tete ; ot Rha "salt ata |) ut 1ahand "100 out out hii iw FARCE 7 nothing ends pangs. Re hat ; en with COLLIER''S. "THE WAN FROM MEXIC + a S if Caeserof tcethe erate, utel Sh pan lar PLAYERS ASSOCIATE Arrangement GREATEST ‘ Night, July 25th PRESENTS ELDREDGE WILLIAM Phe ifter trapping that his polles doors being ened one Jin chure hto funds ts to for the inspection of the/the raising lien's share his private panic!"-Lip - fro Te s Special : n ith ay exieco from: Mext LESSER Sunday M. AND (By ut¢ My; ELDREDGE, MACK-BLANGHE DOUGLAS Abt yma he aep et a DYE PRANIWN o nding i "4 THEATRE M. Commencing WILLARD Bla. 1 telling a thim' -auite s 1 clear in panish Week ahs 0 Penile ¢ Post touch J i A in da K ne COMBINED SHOWS e Wagons and with almost 1.000 employ es |! menagerie "giving as little and grabbing as much | will find thelr way to the circus as he ean He gains the confidence eons 8.' Even So. : of a social outcast who comes to the | a comparatively brief time the| They a en married just a month|house nursing scheme of revenge | mes of tents where thousands of peo-! when he iis position, and during against the and completely | le will be entertained tomorrow will| the next one teen months he jumped] changes his ce Shas acter: this man a | have been ecte The proprietor of | rapidly fom one thing to another] scavenger, under the butler's influence, | is show forty years ago could not | without being at all successful at any-|forgets his wrongs and fearlessly | afford to buy food for a canary. o- | thing, ers a horrible death down {In the 3 y he owns and feeds a big herd of By this time, of course, her trousseau | darkness dat his comrades up above! elephants, 400 orses and scores. of | was getting frayed around the bottom|may be SF | er animals, besides employing al- | and rusty arownd the top, § And be ae she play has ended every | ost 1,000 ople. Whenever B. BE.) which she had en ente one in the audience reali: that this | Wallace, the circus king, sees a lone-| she would some day be Bishop of Benares, disguis but- | dy, red-headed, freckled face Jac E mp lew gowns and : r, ig in reality a symbolical elnnan: around the show grounds, he invariably | part o permanent hope, a a nation of the Chris | sses the boy mts the show. and if uld see n fact, as far as they The play conveys a powerful lesson there ha any such poor a in = ae both could 6 together. but above all it "tells an absorbing amiibeck:aWallace "3 ==> ;Ssatire declamy: on and tableau ' =m compan) mln h Salt, "aie ° i} pad cnown a enry aah 1 0% clate player and Is -practiea i nn \ star Cas t or le ml on, former star of The Sten of Cross will he j seen as the Dy in. Me uw iifred Roger recentl starre Werda in ‘Salome and formerly He nrietta Crosman leading man, will play Manson Th oot House k a £ nee afternoon pe giv nr cloc * performance at wild | town Pp ring the trained yla és r Welhe has nged an especially | There they fared equally bad in a Theater attractive lot o pelection for his or-| business way ane they borrowed a . ehestra There will be the usual datly| few doll from the accommodating matinees with the exception of eee live y man, and he continued with them with the hope that thetr A man of mystery, clothed in. flow uck would change s pa i se a ena , ft Fine rls i show was voluntarily cOr Oriental robes wl read the Gicned over to Mr. Wallace, the shov thoughts of those about him ; men giving up on struggle He ad of wonderful things he has [ee bide aken to Peru, Ind., where] India, is the centra figure of w ored Some friends Sug-| Rann Kennedy's celebrated pl gested that if he would take it to ervant in the House whieh ‘ex as ee might make some money liller js Sen eine to the Sa TODAY ©: Accordingly Mr. Wallace | theate for -ek's engagement sec cured forty mules, and the outfit ginning tomaseon night in the mountains of Kentucky | matinee on Sane amy, xe over into Texas From the]enters the hon clergyman fir a year his. show made money and| the Chureh ae Er gland He Hagenback- Wallace Shows to. a Wa llace has remained with it ever |armed with letters of intreduction eure for him the position of butler. Surprise Thousands by Me Wallace played his trump card] Before the end of the play the clergywhen he accomplished the purch of 1 $ Its Ma nitude }the Hagenbeck trained wild animal g f show and combined it with his own for then 1 th 1 ae ame irlcus king. 1¢ parade will leave the At an early hour this morning the] chow 7 pre rote Base a. ™. es { t y among Shows. -_-- ' the . oar GRAND PRANK t ou make: lay .o 1 he studying md. ft v Chie st « np ore an second Oh LOC aR D uring¢ een A z nie thea wore ur ait to make ald of money at either ea eater tt 6] Tia Grannon, the singing ere nne, | tomorrow. There was ne ae made a name for herself in light opera} hy; than that which covere Be and musical productions She has an} Wi alla e's head, and there were ne ven attractive number. }more freckles on a lad than we The Banks-Bre aspale eu are twO}he seen on his face forty yo: ago young women wera have avery dainty} Mr. Walla was thrust fr re the nd pleasing musical maaiban which | show business by chance Vhile conbeen popular with the vaudeville} ducting uo livery stable a wagon she audiences everywhere : Visited his home ar ind nat dott ig ulgi brothers are oli a comedy | very well the propr etors were unab ooueeee who come ll recom- | to pay Wallace t bill they owed him "The mended. ‘ ' le did not wa oth y he trugodrome, with its moving picgling show men with attachmen ane oe ‘ r rol ne be ofa female the Ec Fee aoe « of! 1 ya Md inmate the 1A 9 hero ¥ Bai he Spt onc eee al rig: Bete fs i it ¥ y. me ale a are Ss manne rismis *y York to oeMexico, ae eles oe fia The a He | | v9 m kind E ve EZ > i avon in. a the oger, Field, enoug simpl apa Wilfred Ben the Db a m little too rit 7 ib und bbte onnh ntenced to thirty relate vi belnge by fi a ‘ home nd nite from ae o wrote Ww ‘nm r a minstrel Ne brave t ‘ad a eat enough his business} olitical episode which has « eve town In whien| it hele Pe n pr ant It 5 s ‘ a n of oo eamon Armstrong, wv pro Bl leeset Collier York ul id ind rail ‘time and | balanced popular | young comedia who was formerly ith Fritzi Sche James O'Neil and the other stars vill offer his own company In his clever playlet entitled "A Strenuous Rehear fhe sketch is filled with good situations and lines and it ill be admirably presented by Mr eure ter and a carefully seed ‘ siThe "ty oe South" 1s a company in| itself. There are ten people in the act and al] of them are rood singers There are solos, duets, quartets and ‘songs and da ince by all Changes of costume and scenery add to) the effestiveness the most entertaining acts in vaudeville "A Spotless Reputation" ts the title " be nel ta i " on. | jll l ec ‘ phenomena Che play New | t i William) 1 of Meht green walls are pa covered with Phe op? ning else abot the be seen he for the the bill as a whole is varie Gillingwater, Olas of a been at | decorations ar and gold The eled d the ceiling Wreaths. and lowers bill, Il everything a i | appearance The ivory i ‘ ve Bt ‘ | doors uilt for hie cold weather ane "te put in for he warm weathe house now presents delightfully pretty Sone Will I have 34 ces] = = a redecorated the ANNA NAM A been lightning in, &. put eda) been | | the whole house » Stage door has New scenery) nas sa Wilson, famou . D ~~ eet es During that time from. front door been. overhauled W. York ind. ¢ i b Harpers IN Gwladys Wynne, and Prices 23e to $1.50. Comedy. 1 aMexter News language iY The Three-Act Man]ore Dally Engiisl i MATINER SATURDAY, 26th Chicago } aveneti MILLERS BY Stock Players Will Produce the | Famous' JULY ] L irkable ae Geo. D. Pyper, Manager j The Playhouse Has Been Overhauled and a Good Bill Is Scheduled. or oes a, x THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, SUNDAY, JULY 29, $1.00 DAW, nm & EXCEPT HOC. Rox Rion SUNDAY. sent, ten: wen ALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE 4S BAST OECOND sOUTH. Californta ang Eastern Races, Direct Wire fas for - Sporting |