Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

Theatcr-"The Prince Of Pnsen"
comes Friday evening. and win run
Saturday afternoon and night. With
out doubt Il win have a great recep-
ton.
Orpheum--Standing room was in
demand at the Orpheum last night. both
up stairs and down, and 70 account for
such an unusual Monday evening turn
out the fact that IL was Labor day must
share responsibility with the fall In
tempera allure.
The day deserved a better bill. While
the collection offered Is never bad, Il
fails to reach the standard so far at
tanned this season. and Instead OF six
really good acts, there are the Bell
claire brothers in physical culture, and
Ave others that vary downward in
merit from a shade below the first
class. The brothers, however, do an act
that IL would be hard TO improve upon,
and one that ploases on account OF ITS
excellent execution. as well as on ac-
count Of its thrilling nature. It's finale
has not been surpassed In the Or
pheum's history.
Prof. Wise. a crayon artist who works
with both hands. opens the bill and
does some excellent things, but accom-
panies them with alleged humorous
comment much inferior 20 his handi-
work. World and Kingston have a
| singing and dancing act which contains
many clever touches, the man and wom-
| an each having about equal opportuni-
ties In this line Frank Seymour and
Emma Hlll In the MIX and the Mixer
partly spoil a good act by constant
shooting Of guns and hammering OF
slapsticks IA the wings. They are so
clever, however In their tumbling work
/ that they overcome the handicap OF
! their accessories. and thoroughly delight
/ the audience between noises.
The Five Byrons appear IN musical
| numbers on half a dozen different IN
struments. and succeed on each. They
| introduce a novelty IN going through a
number OF evolutiOns built for chorus
| girls while playing instruments 70 or
| chestra accompaniment The numbers
| BY Willard Woihe's orchcstra-withou
Mr.. Welhe this weok-aro es-
pecally attractive. and one set
Of kinodrome pictures Is excel
/ lent while two are ordinary.
! Tho bill continues throughout the week
with tho addition OF THE Kinsons'
who failed 90 appear last night and
] were substituted by lady with an
/ announced grand opera reputation
| and a voice which only provoked mirth
l and unumod applause in the noisier
portion Of the house.
Grand-"Jolly' Della Pringle. and
/ her company OF talented players DIRE
/ a crowded house at tho Grand theater
| last night, 20 witness The Chorus
/ Girl" The piece is an iptermingling
| OF humor and pathos in Just the right
/ proportions. There are some scenes
| that are extremely pathetic and others
| that produce ronrs ot laughter. MISS
/ Prngle is pleasing in an that she nn-
| dertakes 20 do and Is wei deserving
| the title that has been bestowed upon
] chat abe TufnINHH Ia
| good throughout. the work OF claude
/ Kelly. John n Hopkins aud Miss olive
| Mcconnell being especially worthy or
| mention. Tho botweeu-act speclaluea
were IN keeping with the play, and add
| ed much 20 the entertainment Of the
| evoninr Those contributing 20 the
last named feature were Della Pringle'
! claude Kelly. Laura Laird. Fred Stoph-
! ems and others 1.-The Chorus Girl
| runs until Wednesday, with matinee
tomorrow. Just why o. should De called
/ 'T'he Chorus Girl" the audience Is
wholly unable 90 determine, as there
is nothing in the play 20 suggest The
| nauo. The same company finishes inc
| last half Of tho week with me me.o-
drama, ''rho Light House Robbery
I0rio--A fair house last evening
seemed 90 enjoy the Lyrics opening
Offering. The Lutz brothers, inuoduc-
ing tho ARMIES Wonder put nap "a
novel biz of entertainment some years
ago Salt Lake was visited by an arm
less man who drove a team down Main
street with his feet and did many of the
things the armlass Luta at tho Lyric
ls doing. but the present visitor can
| handle "a rife as few men WITH arms
aud hands can tie shoots things out
on MS brothar's hand aiming ana pull
Ing the trigger with hia toes ana legs
This part ~ the program is good. cora
| Simpson in monologuo shows talent
her 'settiu' hy tho Fire being unusu-
ally clever. John Hurke's messenger
hoy ls laughahlc, and his plano play
inR lively May Burke. bile partner ln
Inc sketch. tried hard 90 please. BABY
| Dorothy ln Illustrated songs opens tho
| program and puts the audience in good
humor right from the start The Ly-
| ricscopo presents Fathers quiet sun
day" one OF those prcpoaterous things
that sets a person RgEling M spite on
himself. II Tom llllen would subtil-
tuto some bright new Jokes for the AZ
most-coarse puna be now doles out MS
monologue would he greatly Improved.
"A person would have 10 uso yery
powerful glass 20 discover anything
clever or tuneful In Tho stolen kid''
Family Theaier-rhis new place On
resort o. attracting good audiences and
people arc well pleased with u.e lively
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