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mosphere to the Bairnsfeathers play.
H Radford Allen will be seen as Bert
andHorace Sinclair as Alf.
PANTAGES
A TOPNOTCH bill brimming over
- with peppy acts is attracting
largo crowds at the "Pan" this week.
Starllning the show is a blithe little
dancing number called "The Million
Dollar Dolls," featuring Dave Seed,
and a bevy of beauties.
The two Aeroplane Girls present
brisk gymnastic feats on flying tra
pezes cunningly camouflaged as aero
planes, while Arthur Barrett enter
tains delightfully with his whistling
and dialect stories. Ilka Marie Deel
stars in a vibrant little playlet,
"Tears," and the Astor Four, two
classy maidens and a couple of per
sonable chaps, bring loads of applause
with their blithe singing and clever
dancing. The usual itneresting news
views and a snappy musical program
by Eddie Fitzpatrick and his orches
tra, round out this bill, which plays
through Tuesday night.
Wednesday's new show brings the
famous Mile. Bianca, former premier
danseuse of the New York Metropol
itan House, who, with Mile. Juliette
and Monsieur Manthay, will present
a spectacular program of dancing.
The other acts on the new bill will
include Julia Gifford, formerly Mrs.
Bob Fitzsimmons, in a program of
songs; Valentine Vox, ventriloquist;
Mel Klee, blackface comedian; Ray
mond Whitaker and company in "The
Good Guy," and Tuscano Brothers in
a startling jugling novelty.
WILKPS
WHERE Poppies Bloom," the
second of the great dramatic
successes to be offered by Miss Mar
jorie Rambeau during her three
'weeks engagement at the Wilkes, will
open for a week's run at that theatre
Sunday night, June 8. The usual
matinees will be played Thursday and
Saturday.
In this play, Miss Rambeau scored
one of her most notable successes in
New York, where the drama contin
ued at one of the Broadway theatres
several months and was acclaimed
one of the greatest stage successes of
the day.
Tne welcome given Miss Rambeau
this week by the home folks, who
have crowded all performances of
"Eyes of Youth," shows that sho has
not only been welcomed back for the
sake of old association, but also be
cause of her superb art, which has
placed her among the greatest ac
tresses of the age and given her a
nation-wide vogue.
In the play, "Where Poppies
Bloom," the locale of which is Franco
during the great war, Miss Rambeau
appears as a charming young French
woman, married to a man of German
origin, but who has lived so many
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JULIAN ELTINGE. WHO APPEARS AT
THE SALT LAKE THEA TRE NEXT
FRIDA Y AND SA TURD A Y
years in France that ho is regarded
as a loyal citizen and is an officer in
the iFrench army. The war breaks
out, the man goes to the front, he is
reported killed in battle. Sorely grief
stricken, the widow goes into deep
mourning and later meets and lovds a
young French captain. The latter has
his doubts about the loyalty of the
"dead" man and his suspicion is con
firmed when the supposedly dead of
ficer returns under an assumed name
and still in. French uniform. Confront
ed by his wife with evidence of his
disloyalty, he confesses that he is a
spy, but defies her to denounce him,
because of their son's reputation.
Torn between her sense of duty to
home, to country and to love, the wife
is almost distracted, when the biggest
moments of the play occur, bringing
about a climax of originality and
farce.
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Leave Suit I.nkc City. 5BMilM
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No. Ill 2:15 p. m. !
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No 111 , .... 3:35 p. m EfflIM
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No 112 4:00 p m. IH
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No. 110 10-05 a. m
No. 112 5:30 p. m.
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