Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

Observation-Disclosures OF the high
class. hit the macadam at the Orpheum
last night cantered down the track
past every quarter post, and drew up
to the judges stand amid the plaudits
of its auditors who almost packed the
house. Altogether the events were the
kind that pleased management and pat
rons alike, and ID was notable that the
acts were clean and healthful through
out. not recurring the moral tonic ablu-
tious to which much In the vaudeville
world should be plunged before Il Is Of
fered 10 the public
The first attraction was Charles Lede-
Gar. the pretty little thing with the
red CATERS. rubber bah bound and
wonderful balance. Charlie is a very
clever chap. even IL he does think 50
himself Modest artistic and winsome
is the young Grecian yioliniste who
handled her bow with a deXterity that
buried her with applause Rapol jug
eler. athlete and giant in strength.
gave US something new IN his line and
comes as near being IN class by him
SELF as any similar artist Nho ever Wis
tied salt Lake In the acfobatic dance
whirl the FIVE SalNaggis' ally
themselves very close 20 the sem
sstional and leave the stage and the
audience with the knowledge that they
have seen something French that is not
shocking Cunning the handcuff king
a Provo boy, by the way, demonstrated
most clearly how useless are bracelets,
bolts and bars, even the dreaded
, o,laisat Jacket. Shen intended tu deny
! him his personal freedom. His escape
from them an are more marvellous than
/ the feats OF legerdemian Those who
were most confounded an his achiey p
ments were the officers Of the law who
| simply shook their heads as the word
"non-plussed' fairly blazed from The
hulgiug eyes OF each. There was an
| other comedy dog act which, from th,
favor q met with. would seem 10 in
/ dicate that canine shows. u0thwith
standing their frequency here. are sill
| popular as they are entitled 90 be
when they possess the merit that Nee
hans does. The kinodromc played 10
customary part Last nights bin rum
through the week.
Grand.-The Grand was crowde'
with am enthusiastic audience last eve
ming. ON the occasion ~ the secon
presentation of blue Jeans by Mis-
Georgia Harper and company. The iiy
acts Of the play are replete with ser
sational scenes with sufficient hume
intersnersed % balance the piece b,
tween mclodrama and comedy. nh
sawmil scene in act four, where PERI
81 NaN n En q
less as am intended victim Of The swift
~ revolving saw. and from which per
he IL saved by June (Miss Harper,
so realistic az 20 almost cause peop
10 stand up iu their chairs .u sheer e.
element.
"Bluc Jeans" viii be followed ?
"Magda. Thursday and Friday nigh
and Saturday matinee. "Frou Frol
will be presented Saturday evening, Z
! the benefit Of the international Allan
Of Theatrical Stage Employees.
Lyric.-Ziuns Merry Compar
opened its second weeks engagement
This city last night and OWING 20 q
threatening weather was compelled
move from Casino Park 90 the Lyr
theatre. which was packed 10 capacit
. ], is by Far the best Zinu attrac;it
appearing the comedy. music az
costumes being way above the avcrag
b The cake walk between the Choir
b Girls was the hit % the show. and th'
, surely displayed a talent seldom SCI
{ on a chorus Andy Budl aud G..
b Franks scored heavily AS the 'toul
team. not OVERRIDING 70 as many a
j prone 90 do. The dancing ~ Franc
ID Grey and Jessie Brown Was good. al
- the audience tired them out with c
cores Sadie Ainsley made "a distlu
, tive hit with her songs. J. ". elmo
and Gus Mortimer handled the come,
parts and kept the audience in 60
humor at an times The show win
n given in Casino Park tonight IL Z
. weather is fair