The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-12

On Monday night opens for nun
extending until next June, under most
suspicious circumstances the Orpheum.
IL is now most emphatically on the cir
cunt. Tt is one of the prettiest little
,heaters west of Chicago; there has
been an Improvement in the already eX-
cellent orchastra; it opens under new
management w, L. jennings, who sue
leeds Jules +. Bistes, promoted to st,
PAUL Orpheum, announces that the
forthcoming season will be everything
hat has been forecasted for it, For
he opening week a bill that is essen
tally one Of comedy and devoid of a
playlot, Will be the Offering, AS top
lner is billed Macart g dogs and mon
:eys. This act is not by any manner
IF means solely for the youngsters, be-
cause there are couple of big bab-
5oons included in tho company who will
draw smile from an undertaker-oT
money refunded Then come Bryan
md Nadine, comedy gymnasts. Bryan
loes the comedy work under the guise
II clown, while Nadine is n graceful
lancer and contortionist. Ziska and
King have a laugh coming all the time
hey are on the stage, or, TO be more
correct, King has. ziska is clever
magician and King is just as clever in
exposing his apparently very difficult
sleight-of hand tricks. The mopologue
lrtist is George Lavender, at whom the
San Francisco papers threw some bou-
quets two weeks ago. Then come the
Majestic Trio. Their act consists Of
slnging, and dancing 'tSkatorial Roll
erism," as expounded by the Gartelle
Brothers, causes much laughter. They
finish off their turn with some clever
Duck and wing dancing on roller skates
rhe Kinodrome will fall into line with
q humorous chase under the title of
"Those Awful Kids
Miss Georgia Harper will be seen in
Glllette's comedy, "All the Comforts
Of Home" at the Grand theater on
Thursday night, This comedy bristlos
Miss Harper and Mr.. Detrick, as well
9s the balance of the cast, good oppor-
yunities In the comedy line. The story
is an entirely original one Egbert |
Pettibone, an insanely jealous husband. |
Intercepts note from young man to !
his wife, in which the young man asks
for an interview with her for the pur.
pose OF securing her consent for his |
marrlnge with her daughter, but tins
stand, and, thinking his wife unfaith- |
ful, he decides to take her abroad Be |
fore doing so, however, he leaves his
large house in the hands of friend. |
wSoy not being overburdened with
means, hits upon the plan Of renting the
house as rooming-house. All the
characters secure rooms at this place. |
'Fif," an actress and singer, takes |
apartments here, where she meets Theo.
dore Bender, with his wife and daugh-
Ter. Mr.. Bender is n wealthy poultry
dealer from the provinces, and though |
an elderly gentleman, strikes up dir |
tation with the actress, causing jealousy |
Snd indescribably funny complications.
The scene is laid in London.
The season at the Grand theater will |
open this evening with Georgia Harper
and company Of sixteen players. The |
play will bo "Coralie,'' a powerful So
ciety drama, with the scenes laid in
England and France Much has been
said in praise Of Miss Harper's work |
III this part. Even in the intensely
emotional scenes one notes no effort.
no striving for effects She is supported
by Joseph Detrick as Capt. Daniel. He
has youth. stage presence, voice and |