The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28

gone TO bcd-in the days OF slayerS-that
the dusky toilers were wont 20 6aIltI
around their humble huts ana there nol9
high iollIty Almost true 10 nature dno
tradition is the plantation scenes present
ed by Manager WaShburn OF the StetS9h
conpany I'm Uncle Toms Cabin lhe
old melodies are sung IN ,lat Ies, I'LL,
i've voice so peculiar To tho S2utheiii
darlkv The Old Folks at Home.
"S,Iwanee River" Picking Cotton ana
stephen Fosters neyer-dying meloules
H,Ti he rendered a Mississippi landing
with the arrival OF cotton boat and the
manner OF It's unloading. also genuine
buck and wing dancing. VIII De shoWh
The evolution OF the negro demonstrates
in the cake walking contest, wherein
dusky bellies and beauN Vie with each
each.
Nv way OF a hcadlincr for this week the
Orphcum management announces thdt II
has secured the services OF Lew SullN OF
minstrel fame. who has succumbed TO the
good salaries prevailing I'm modern Naude-
Vile and Joined the Orphcum circuit Sui
~ has a number Of songs and much pat
ter conducive 10 glec. Running MN
race for first place Is The Great Leon, a
young illusionlst. assisted by Miss Delta
Huh Critics have compared him TO the
great Hermann He INDUCES in num-
Der of tricks that range from dressing a
bare table with bountcous banquet Tor
a party with plates and every accessory.
10 a disappearing act that is an Improve
mcnt on the old stunts Of this character
that Will please. The gymnastc turn
VIII be i'm the hands OF the Two Kings,
who present an aerial ladder act which Is
neatly executed and terminates with
whirliglg In midaT Grace Jackson, with
"A good selection of songs, viii appeal 20
different tastes. Another musical num-
ber Will be that OF Claudius and Scarlet.
featuring "a study In harmony" Both
Dane Claudius and Miss Melody Scarlet
nre banjoiSts of professional reputation,
the former being with Primrose and
Dockstader for two years. and the latter
being especially talented. The leading
kinodromc feature viii be the great
French stecplcchase. The pictures show
the horses and riders at fun gallop and
one unrchearsed accident that OF q horse
falling with his rider at fence.
John f. Burke, a comedian of rcpute
appears with The Innocent Maids" at
the Lyric this week. Mr. Burke assumes
the leading comedy character. "a Night
I'm Newport and The Diamond Palace"
arc the titles Of the pTcttily Costumed
burleSques offered. These give scope TO
Mr. Burke and 10 the clever company
with which Manager DInkins mas sur
rounded him, 10 display their talents. The
pieces were written and arranged Spe-
cially for this company. and have been
enthusiastically received Handsome
young ladies comprise the chorus. and
they are well drilled I'm the marches,
dances and concerted bits Among these
numbers are the golf girls plantation
girls Samoan number, chefs and sculIcry
maids, Salvation Army. flower girls and
Adonis number. Among the vaudeville
acts arc those OF Markie and Moran.
laugh makers; Eugene Jerge, illustrated
songs; Aleene and Hamilton, singers and
dancers; the original Ginger Girls; Dcon-
20 and Elliott. comedy acrobats and bar
rel jumpers, and Ida Dexter known as
the statucSque blonde.
The play TO be presented by the Salt
Lake School OF Acting. Damon and
Pythias,' will be given February y
and %.
Miss Agatha Berkhoel will return from
New York on Wednesday, where she has
becp studying for the past six weeks with
Margaret GoetZ, the well-knoY'n teacher.
who Is considered one OF the best inter
prefers Of the German music in America