Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
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our RNeathE CaaSslcS. lHe bVphle
Brier Bush" has been done so often
with stoddaTt Tn the over-towerlng part
of the minister, with the only Fax In tho
role Of Posty, with our own Bob Enston
heading tho singing talent, and Win
the lesser parts W the best of hands,
that any later presentation, short OF
perfection itself could only be az
disadvantage. This was the case witl
last nights rendition. The presentatlon
was respectable throughout, and " the
memory of tho originals could nave
been hanishod, II would have been en-
ioyable. As ID was, the audience could
only sit and indulge la a sort OF running
fire OF melancholy comparisons.
The best work pf the evening vas
done By Mr. Collins In the part or
1.achlan. and he had several calls
for the scene where he cast his daugh'
ter out. Mr. BlOumer was good as Pos
ty- The Others belong In the averas 90
class The singing was sweet through
out and was warmly applauded, Nh
Phillips being a member of the quartet.
The present company has rented tliC
scenic production entire from it's former
owners, so that the scenic vostiiure
was excellent. The bill runs throughout
tho week,
Farrell Recital--17ho recital by Mr.
A. l., Farrell, Dasso. occurs AZ the First
Congregational church az s;Ia thls eve
Ming
Cprpheunl--'rke comedy act OF the
-Four RlanoS at the OrpheuIr ihls Weeh
Is 50 good chat it puts the puDllsheu
htadljner into eclipse and drives lhs
audience almost into Mysteries WITH ~
minutes Of iucessant laughter. IL wVuIo
be worth sitting through dull bill 10
see This one act, but fortunately ths
rest of the numbers are accepAa ole, 50
that the bill takes rank as one OF 'he
seasons best.
Mile, August may possibly be tor-
given some bad acting on me part OF
her male support, on the ground tnis
hNr act Is advertised as French" and
she may feel an obligation to I'VE up 70
the suggestion In Frenchy suggestive
ness. The lady herself is dainty III hef
pose and manner. but her act Is noi Jus
Juggling" Cameron and Flanagan III
ION and OFF, are better in some spots
than others. La GetSe. Who opens me
bill, gives tTapese performance OF tue
usual sort while Appleby, the SYM
phony banjoist is one of the best IN mas
class.
Aurie pagweIl "the girl who sings
the old songs sings them well and be-
fore she gets through gives AZ least a
strain of almost every tune You ever
loved. One orpheum feature. not dl-
reetly connected With the bill, but
which Is a growing cause for com
plaint, IS the matter OF programs. Time
was when 1t WAS easy to get one to a
couple OF people, but for several weeks
past the average has been less than
that and lately the supply has u nays
FERROUS way OF cShaustinG itself when
the house was about four-fifths filled,
or In some cases even less The man
agcment should give an ample supply
or resort TO last years method OF bull
letning the acts ON each side OF tho
stage,
Gransi---MurTay and Mack, come
dians with a company of about 30 peo-
pie, amused a large audience at the
Grand last night Those who have seen
the pair during any of their many VISITS
10 Salt Lake, need not be tod thai 1hs
two hours were replete with fun and
frolic. To persons who have no &C.
quaintance with them, II may be said
that Murray and Mack form duet OF
auerrynakers unexcelled In their par
tlcular line. One joke follows fast upon
the heels OF another Everything that
is said is ludicrous, and the house is
kept In a continuous uproar. The score
ElTlS Goes sOlIlr CAtNSl ishiiSabA oiAt
the chorus work is good. One OF the
best things OF the evening was the
singing of Somewhere by Gertrude
Rutledge. Next to Murray and Mack.
as funnlalers, we're Bobby Harrington.
Thomas 7, shea and Gladys Van, In the
order named. The blu runs the whole
week, and the promises are that 1t VIII
draw heavy patronage at every on
ga cement, as it Is OF nature most
pleasing to a large portion OF frequent
eTs OF she Grand.
Lyrlc-sHow can they give such
good bill for the money! The remark
was lrlade 10y one OF the audience that
filed out OF the Lyric last evening az
the conclusion OF an interesting vaude-
VILE performance. There are some
really good ones In this weeks bill, and
any one of the best stunts is worth the
price OF admission, The original mono
iogue and songs by Bonnie Gaylord. who
comes from the Orpheuni circuit, made
a big hit. Another interesting feature
was the comedy sketch 'unee Seths
visits by the Bryne Kenyon Four.
Another lively little playIet is ''The
Thorcughbreds.' by Harold. Kelly &
Co.
The wooden shoe dancing by Purcell
and Orbin is as good as any seen here
and brought forth much applause.
Some new jokes. the kind that makes
the laughs come, arc sprung by Jay Boz
sart, tho black face comedian. The
bill ends with the Lyrlcscope motion
pictures which are decidedly INTEREST,"