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GOODWIN'S WEEKLY. 15 H Phone Was. 750. Went Second South, Near Main. Tf THE BEST OP VAUDEVILLE Week Starting Tomorrow Matinee, Sunday, March 12 Joseph E. Howard AND HIS Song Revue Assisted by Ef helyn Clark BUIET DEVOV & CO. In Hi .Comedy Drama "IIIh AVIfe'H Mother' CHARLES (CHIC) SALE Wa IniltcrMonntnr of IltuuoroiiH, Ilural, Chnrnetcr T Studies, Taken from Life 20th Century WoiulcrH MANG AND SNYDER Muster Athletes MAHIE HISIIOP Violinist j ,.. " PAUL, LEVAN A. DOHIIS ' b Acrobatic ComcdluiiN in "Turnn, 'J.'vImn and Falls" Metropoliatn Dancing Girls v X WITH ? George and May Le Fevre TRAVEL WEEKLY AND ORCHESTRA Dally Matinees, 21S 11. in. 10c, 25c and 50c. Evening!, 8:15 ji. in. 10c, 25c, 50c and 75c There is no hotel between St. Louis and San Francisco that offers the same advantages in the nature of entertainment, i comfort and luxury as are to be found at the Newhouse Hotel For the traveler and stay-at-home w who expect and demand the best . . in modern hotel accomodations, cuisine and service. THIS HOUSE OF QUALITY MEETS EVERY REQUIREMENT v Specially selected Sunday men u. Fixed-p rice lun ch 75'c The :' Newhouse Hotel F. V. HEIM, Manng" Jirector I I' -. ! have surrounding subjects of a shorter but none ? the less interesting nature. During the past week the American Concert orchestra has been holding daily rehearsals in order that a new series of orchestrations received from the east might be in shape for presentation for the first time in Salt Lake this week in con nection with the picture programs. How a strong man wrecked vengeance on a lawless community is told in "Hell's Hinges," the Triangle drama with William S. Hart as its prin cipal star on the American's Sunday-Monday bill. Its theme is the lawless life of a town where a minister with a rather weak character has settled with the idea of bringing order out of chaos. Be cause the particularly "bad man" of the little town falls in love with the minister's sister, the preacher finds that Blaze Tracy, quick on the draw and a dead shot, is his ally. The leading role, that of the bad man, is played by Mr. Hart. Two Salt Lake favorites are in the cast. J. Frank Burke has the role of Zeb Taylor, a town character, and Robert McKim plays the clergyman. In presenting to its patrons the first of the Bluebird productions the American has scored again. There is a combination of elements in "Secret Love," the first of these pictures, rarely found in imaginative scenarios. There is first a triple love story to hold the heart interest; then there is the picturesque locale, the colleries of Lancaster shlre. Incidentally "Secret Love" is the second pic ture made by the Bluebird organization. All photoplay followers will remember the late John Bunny and his equal funny partner, Flora Finch, most famous because of her extremely slender figure and her adaptability to the sharp and shrewish characters. Following Mr. Bunny's death she was not seen in films for a long while. Now, however, she has returned to the celluloid and is the co-star with May Robson in "A Night Out," a production made by the Vitagraph com pany. Miss Edith Wire, talented Zion girl, will bo heard ina pianoforte concert given by Miss Rita Jackman at Barrette Hall next Wednesday even ing. She will be assisted by Mrs. C. M. Meakin with readings. LIBERTY There is going to be a race for popularity at the Liberty theatre the first three days of this week. "The Iron Claw," the Pathe serial story has received more than a running start and has accumulated hundreds of followers. The third chapter of the story, "The Cognac Cask," is to bo shown tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday. But it is in the added attraction in which unusual interest ' centers. This will be "Threads of Destiny," a five-part photodrama. The combination feature bill at the Liberty to morrow is expected to be the magnet for capacity audiences. During the middle of the week, Wednesday and Thursday, the latest of the Universal dramas, "The Sphinx," will be the featured pic ture. In this production Hubert Kelcey and Effie Shannon are given the leading roles. The picture is spectacular in many of its scenes which are of course laid in large part in the land of that si lent arid mysterious statuary after which the pho todrama takes its name. In this instance the Sphinx is a name given to a very charming and alluring dancer who interprets the sinuous and fascinating classical dances of ancient Egypt. To her associates she is as mysterious and inscrut able as the granite figure in the desert sands of Sahara. On Friday and Saturday there will bo returned PARAMOUNT-EMPRESS 1 I Three Great Bills This Week H Better Pictures for You and Your Family H Sunday, Monday, Tuesday H CLEO RIDGELY AND WALLACE REID, In M "THE GOLDEN CHANCE" Wednesday and Thursday $.if H MARY PICKFORD & "Behind The Scenes" Miki I TO H Friday and Saturday H The Charming MAE MURRAY H "To Have and To Hold" I Supported by Wallace Reid and a Superb H Cast M Paramount Pictographs, South American H Travel Series; last half of week, Burton H Holmes Travel Pictures, Bray Cartoons. H Weihe's orchestra. Franz Rath's piano- H graphs. H Continuous 12:30 to 11 p. m. H Matinees, any seat 10 cents. H Night, balcony 10 cents, entire parquet 15 H cents, loges 25 cents. H THE ERNEST WILKES I STOCK CO. APPEAR8 IN M "THE CHORUS LADY" I James Forbes play that made a great H star of Rose Stahl An excellent mixture of laughs and pathos H Matinees Thurs. and 8at. 2:30 15c. 25c jH Nights, 8:20-l5c. 25c, 36c. 60c H I m pANTAGEg I Unequalled Vaudeville H On Broadway H AN AI.Ii-III3ADL.INE PROGRAM M I Seven I Features I NO RAISE IN PRICES I 10c, 20c, 30c I