The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-13
a MUSEMENTS.

% ionS as the WllDur-ktrwin company
can keep a house so thoroughly pleased
az Was the large Monday night audience
at the Salt Palace last evening. 1t may
remain in town tin the end of time This
is the beginning of the fourth week OF
vaudeville. and it may truthfulIy be said
that each has been an Improvement on
the one preceding it. Patrons have IL
most forgotten that opera was ever sung
at the palace The vaudeville perform
ances are most satisfactory in every re-
spect.
The finale Of the first part this week.
the setting of which is Camp Kent. the
of The Blue and the Gray Oy Miss
hlrWln and the chorus. As Miss Kirwin
came on costumed In a dainty soldier
cite uniform, she received a hearty
tribute from the house. This was Ter FIRST
appearance in over a month. and her
many admirers were more than happy 10
cored-
Two other splendid specialties which
went with Vtgor are the neWsb )ys
Jimmy, done last week and The
jSOusa Girls" new act The latter IS
zone by six of the prettiest girls in the
chorus in handsome costume In Cne
march put on the girls are in brilliant
new ToreadOr costumes.
me soioists have new songs. AR HdT-s
son OF the Desert was especially p0pu-
idI- Inc after piece. Hall of Statuary.'i
= In its second week but does gOf TAI!
10 bring down the house
The bill runs through the week
Doubtless the novelty OF minstrel ,r-
gdrlzation composed exclusively of whffa
people performing under canvas attracted
the large attendance TO the tent operated
by Beach & Bowers last night and those
who had some misgivings REGARDING rho
4uaut{ OF lhe entertainment to be offered
must nave been agreeably disappointed
In the entire programme from the firsr
part 70 me spirited afterpiece. there was
a0t QUIZ or stupid feature presented
ne singing proved line. especially the
numbers rendered by Tom McKe1na AID
Joe Gold The former sang IT Dreamed
My Mother Was Queen" md 1he LAT
Heaven. in a style to call forth :. storm
of applause.
The comic refrain. Move on" BY Ed
Hays. was also encOred. The olio in Ehi.b
Jus Burns- Gilbert Samoney. a troupe of
clever performing dogs and several OF her
novelties took part was diversified and
well arranged.
Manager Mulvey awarded contracts yes
Jeroay Tor some extensive improvements
at the New Grand, which is to ODen SEPT
]. ITO first was for a new steam heat-
ing plant. TO cost 81 800. The house viii
nave new roof by the beginning Of the
s Ms Inc contract was let 10 John
Mr.. Murvey intends also to maze some
improvements i'm the lighting arrange
ments II the house in order to get better
effects On the stage
Lille TAYLOR airs KOhnle) of the VU-
bur-kirwin company leaves Friday rr,-t
for Chicago TO begin rehearsals COR .'-TEe
irish PaWnbrOker, q production in which
she VIII appear as leading lady this
season Mrs kOhnle has made sinirsIs
during the stay OF the company I'D Salt
Lake and has done some clever work. es-
peciaiiy in the song and dance. Inc.
Ed Reader. the popular singer Of IL
luStrated songs at the Palace had toe
rallied car on Main street SUNDAY evening
bat escaped with a slight injury to the
knee and badly lacerated uair OF
trousers
henry Miller viii be seen at the Treat~e
tonight IN his newest play. ID Arev of the
GUARDS. The advance sale has 0een
heavy and Mr. Nil er will Doubtless de-
ceive = ecordial welcome.