Goodwin's Weekly: A Thinking Paper for Thinking People from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 9

GOODWIN'S WEEKLY. 9 SaltXafceTOeatte Georgs D. Pyper, Manager NIGHTS, yAMHAV MATINEE STARTING 1VIUIUAT WEDNESDAY "Take a sure tip: Go and see him." Joel Priest, S. L. Herald, Nov.

25, '06 JOHN CORT presents MAX FIGMAN AMERICA'S FOREMOST COMEDIAN In Harold MacGrath's Celebrated Story "The Man on the Box" A Comedy by Grace Livingstone Furniss Prices: Night, 25c to Matinee 25c to $1.00. Sale now on. Next Attraction: "The Man of the Hour" MAJESTIC THEATRIJ FIRST SOUTH STATE STS. J- OFFERS A PROGRAM OF I Novel Entertainment I ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL 1 SUNDAYS WEDNESDAYS I OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVEN- ING SUNDAYS INCLUDED I ADMISSION 10c. CHILDREN 5c.

I George E. Skelton I VIOLIN TUITION Studio Room 5 Board of Trade Bids. I yvic TObeatte I THE MCAIN STREET FAMILY THEATRE Opposite the Post Office I The Utahna Stock Co. Ottering two great Melodramas oach woek commencing with Saturday Matinee and four nights following, the great Society Drama I "EAST LYNNE" I "MY FRIEND FROM ARKANSAW" The attraction for the remainder of the week PRICES 10, 20, and 30 Cents MATINEES, Wednesday and Saturduy, 2:30 I Curtain 8:15 is affluent enough to, take an enviable place in the discard. Sad it not been for the redeeming features in the second act of "The Tatooed Man," it would have been positively puerile in its paucity of the things that count in music and wit and all else that goes to make up a comic opera.

There were just two members of the company aside from Daniels who showed signs of life. They were Julia Brewer and Harry Clarke, and both were liberally rewarded with many encores. Daniels always manages to have a "Giloola" sticking around who is crazy about him and this time it was Fatlma, played badly by Louise Sylvester. There is no improvement in William Dan-l'ortlis voice, notwithstanding the abundance of room, and the other voices were impossible. Compared to the many excellent things in music and comedy seen at the Salt Lake theatre this season, "The Tatooed Man" can scarcely be Classed with any of them.

Two a week at the Lyric by the Utahna Stock company. It is pretty hard work, but the players are pleasing Lyric audiences and the house is packed nightly. "The Miller's Daughter" and "A Hero in Rags" have been the bills for the week. tV (V The new Empire theatre will open its doors to the public next Wednesday evening. This pretty little house at 16G State street is one of the nicest of the smaller playhouses, and it is the purpose of the management to give the best attractions that can be secured in vaudeville, illustrated songs, and moving pictures, jt WITHERSPOON.

Herbert Witherspoon, the groat basso, will be heard at the First Congregational church next Thursday evening. The announcement of the coming of this famous singer is most welcome to the musical people of Salt Lake, and doubtless his concert, one of the best features of the U. of U. coui'se, will be a great success. The following regarding this artist appeared recently in the Chicago Inter Ocean "Herbert Witherspoon is in the highest moan ing of the name an artist.

He has a fine stage presence, a voice whose vibrant resonance and velvety richness is seldom hoard in a basso and a command of all the resources of the executant (Continued on Page 1 1 THE NEW EMPIRE THEATRE Will Open JAN. 22 at 156 STATE STREET (South of the Orpheiim Theatre) rioving Pictures Vaudeville and Illustrated Songs RrhnhThfatrf 1 Mat.l5S?5o UuMNU I IIL A I Itt 4 SATURDAY gj Direction, Pelton W. Anderson, Res. Mgr. fSjS Jan.

19 1 MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY 8 STETSON'S ORIGINAL BIG DOUBLE if UNCLE TOM'S CABIN i 2 BANDS 2 2 TOPSIES 2 ff 2 FULL DOUBLE QUARTETTES 2 sk BIG CHORUS OF SINGERS AND DANCERS Hf SHETLAND PONIES SIBERIAN BLOOD HOUNDS NOT Positively the LARGEST SHOW of its class on the road Week of Jan. 26th, "YON YONSON" THEATRE I ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE 1 ALL NEXT WEEK ANNA EVA PAY 1 In Somnolency Ask Hor What You Want to Know HOWARD NORTH i In "Those Wcro Happy Days" DUMOND'S MINSTRELS Instrumentalists and Singers ra THREE KEATONS Eceontrlc Comedians gf VELAZZI Novolty JugKler ANNA EVA FAY Introducing Ilor Romarlmblo Cabinet Experiments aj KINODROME .4 Motion Pictures ORPilEUM ORCHESTRA Every evening (except Sunday) 75c, 50c, 25c. Box Seats $1.00. Matinees daily (except Sunday and Monday) 50c, 25c, 10c. Box Seats 75c.

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