The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
oRPEEUM THEATER-Hlgh- class vau,
deville.

II Is splendid bill that IS offered at
the Orpheum this week. One that Will
appeal TO the young patrons OF the mat
younger people Charles Ledegar. the
Dutch comedy bounder. is very amusing
and VIII, doubtless, prove a great draw
ing card. The Dutchnan does number
of tumbling stunts on a rope and inter
polates number OF Jokes that please the
audience Then come the wonderful
troupe OF Meehan's leaping dogs. The
little animals are trained 10 do a great
many clever jumping tricks, run around
the stage on one. two three and four
legs, Rex. the high Jumper is intro
duced as the best pup on the circuit,
and he certainly deserves the credit.
Cunning, the handcuff king. will appeal TO
those who are fond OF demonstration OF
strength. Shackled and chained he is put
in an iron cage that has been examined
carefully by eight men from the audi
ence and while the orchestra is playing
merry tune, he frees himself from the
iron bonds. A second stunt is the put
ting OF Cunning In a regular straight
jacket drought from Provo for the oc
casion, IL is sald). The jacket is fas
tened by means OF iron thongs and locks
and before the audience he frees himself.
His performances are wonderful and
would be well worth the price OF admis
sion alone.
Doubtless, many will pay many admis
sions to watch the capers of those stun
ming five Salyaggis. the acrobatlc dancers.
The four misses in n flash Of orange and
lavender skirts go through a number OF
clever steps that Immediately win
storm OF applause. Monsieur SaIvaggis
is necessary for the act, and in manner
that makes a flash Of lightning look like
molasses in January twirls these damsels
in the air in rapid succession and again
and again they are called back until too
tired to do anything but smile, That,
however, seemed Sufficient for many.
Rapoli, the European juggler, is far
above the average Juggler, in fact, he is
the best seen for many day and 1t is
doubtful If his equal can be found. Iron
balls rolled about his neck is feature
that deserves special mention
None who attended the initial per-
formance last evening viii forget charm
ing Miss Argyra Kastren. the young
Greek violnist, who SO skilfully handles
the bow. She is young and particularly
comely. Her playing is far above the
average heard on the vaudeville stage,
and places her on par with concert mu-
sicians. The kinodrome furnishes three
Interesting flashes. Panorama on an Eng
lish railway, The Law OF Pardon and
1.-The Wig Chase" The attendance was
large. The bill goes the week with mat
inees today, Thursday and Saturday
Georgia Harper and her company are
Offering the best production yet given
during their present engagement at the
Grand in blue Jeans" and large audi
ences are the rule, Blue Jeans" will
be seen the first half OF the week only
with a Wednesday family matinee at
p. m Thursday and Friday nights and
Saturday matinee Miss Harpers great
est success, "Magda,' will be presented.
and Saturday night for one performance
only, the offering will be "Frou Frou."
The Saturday night performance will be
a special benefit for local 80 OF the Inter
national Alliance Theatrical Stage En-
ployees.