Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-10
EXT Monday night win witness

n the opening " the third season of
u advanced vaudeville" at the or
pheum. and Judging from the no.
tlces Of the performers, the bin is des-
tined to be a successful one. all the
acts being up to the regular standard
Of the Orpheum circuit During the
past summer General Manager Beck
has secured Europe and other amuse-
mcnt centers for high grade talent,
ana he gives assurance that the pat
rons OF the Orpheum win be more than
satisfied this scissor with the character
OF performances booked.
The lead liner this week viii be the
great Bernnr. king Of Marionettes, who
gives novel ana original exhibition
that has received favorable comment
throughout the country Then there Is
Emil Hoch and company presenting
an entertaining comedy sketch entitled.
Loves Young Dream. Besides Mr..
Hoch the cast Includes three other ar
lists. and the sketch is said to be re-
plete with very funny situations.
The Jack Wilson trio are TO appear
IN An UpheaVal in Dark Town. and
judging from notices received from
places where they have performed. they
are due to drive away dull care from
even the most pcssmistIc minds
Anita Bartling comes directly here
from Europe where she has won fame
with her clever Juggling acts. BY way
Of variety Bert ana Bertha Grant will
be seen and heard in singing and
dancing turn, and Bowers, Walters and
Croker, as the "Threc Rubes." have
rlpVpy grpnfnlty act ,yhtol chpttll q tt,q.en
and entertain
New and np-to-date picture films will
be shown on the ldnOdrome and this
number promises to be- even more pop
ulnr than ever
Musical director Weihe has returned
from the east loaded down with the
latest and most suitable music and the
orchestra has been enlarged by the adj
dttion of three men, so that Mr.. Weihe
expects TO surpass all previous records
this season.
Since the closing Of the Orpheun
Stock company engagement, Manager
Jennings has had the theater entirely
renovated and cleaned, new carpets laid
and the decorations retouched and
frightened up. so that the theater will
present a pleasing and attractive APP
pearanco Monday night.
An important change has been made
in the cast of robin Hood" Emma
Ramrey Morris having retired. and
Miss Hazel Taylor of Provo taking her
place. Mrs Norris labors in preparing
her pupils for the Chautauqua, and her
own strenuous endeavors In teaching
have almost Frustrated her. and SHE
has taken to the mountains for much
needed rest.
Miss Taylor will have the role OF
Maid Marian. She has Just returned
from New York, where she has been
studying ever since she appeared here
In Prof. Lund's production of THE
Beggar Student" Her voice Ia a high
soprano, she has good stage presence,
and ought to do fine work In this
especial role.
Mr.. Pyper is hann,fng the business
End of the Robin Hood enterprise
and has booked dates in Ogden. Logan
and Provo. Mr.. Spencer is doing the
stage work and has secured the SER
vices OF Mrs. Stanton, daughter of DR..
Mllliron of this rity. to coach the Choir
rs In the dances. Mrs. Stanton and
1er sister were members OF the Bos-
ionians' chorus when that great COM
pany did robin Hood" and she knows
The business from beginning to end.
The opening attraction at the Lyric
heater, for the week beginning Mon
lay. Aug 49, will be Broadhurst and
currie's production of "The Lady From
Lanes q three-act comedy with mu-
sic. The book and lyrics of this new
Offering are by George Broadhurst, who.
after winning fame by writing such
successful mirth-provokers as. What
Happened to Jones'" and why Smith
Left Home" left the field OF farce and
wrote one OF the strongest and most
successful dramas nf recent years,
The Man of the Hour" Neither is he
/ novice In the art of libretto writing.
or he was one of the authors Of Nam
" Brown
The Grand theater will not open next
week as originally planned. with the
'ompany known as the Bostonian OPP
IRA company, but viii open for the reg
liar season one week later with that
organization. The company is Il large
)ne, comprising over 40 people, and will
present q repertoire OF the best operas
Turing its engagement at the Grand