Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

Orphcum-Rosc CorhIan. the once
famous "Zicka " and Forget Me Not"
assisted Boy William Sans in "The Ace
of Trumps.' heads this weeks bin at
the Orpheum, ana the Carbrey twin
lrothCs. American dancers, do their
share towards making the program
worth while. Gardner q Revere.
who were here during the first Orph-
cum season. have a run Of foolishness
las might DE cNpe tied when the
turn IS announced as 1.-THE Bellboy and
Soubrettc." Very few persons ENJOY
seeing a weighty woman mimklug a
young. fair and dainty gin. Ward a
Judge" The Four Piccolo NidRets
failed to put ia an appearance and
the time YVES taken by Charles Kent,
who rendered three greatly appreci-
ated solos. Lillian Tyce. billed as
the real Irish girl. has an odd voice,
her Irish 'yodciing" being one OF the
song hits OF the evening, The kino-
drome presents 1.-The MIL Girl" and
"rhe Card Party" pictures which
have been run or I'm various electrical
theaters about the town. With the
exception of the clever acts mention
ed the bin is just fair. The orchestra
won its usual rounds of applause.
Tho Tribune made itself the laugh
ing stock -of the town this morning
when it contained IN ats criticism on
the Orphcum bin the following
amusing sentence. William If.
Kretschmcr as the American Bohom-
ian intormczzo sang we'll" Musicians
were simply CONFUSED al the blunder.
Those who have attended Tho
Orpheum know that the fourth
number rs am orchestral rendition of
an American Bohemian intcrmezzo,
b.. 1tlHam o.. Nrctschmor. The see
H.H .Ha .H.N B.. NN al d
during the intormission. Composer
Nretschmer would probably indulge
iu "a hearty laugh We're he tp read
that ho had sung in vaudeville
house.
Another part 20 this funny affair is
that II the Tribune's critic had rot
attended the performance boy proxy
he would surely have noted the pres
once OF DE soloist Charles Kent, IN
whom thc house places great faith aud
hope during times ~ trouble and de-
layod acts. Mr.. Kent. not being
billed, was the probable causc-oh.
but what's the use
frpna-HThorus and Orange Bios
sons" the old time favorite produc-
ton from the pen Of Bertha NJ. Clay,
is quite 8s interesting Ion drama as in
novel. 10 forms the bill for the first
half Of the week at the Grand, and
WAS Witnessed lhNA fAthlllk NN IN kNDI
sized and wen pleased audience. The
company is "a capable ono on the
whole, with several members we'll
above the average. This applies 10
james b Cunningham, as Lord Riy-
ers: Flora Fairfield. as Lady Rivers;
VIII n Dorbin, as the irrcprcssible
American. and Orma Raymond. as tho
elder Lady Rivers. Then too. Peter
Pam (Where dld he get the name21
impersouatcd an English dude. with
hs "donchDr know" ana "ah me- Goo
% manner that was taking with the au-
dionce. 'sThorns and orange Blos-
SONS is q comedy drama. but there
o. sufficient of the dramatic iu the
story 90 4dd COST
"The show Girl" comes to the
Grand ior ihc last half of The We b.
Lyric-Thc Moore Stock company
holds forth at the Lyric this week in
tha Huasilu drama. Michael Stro-
god." Tho performance o. well staged
ana very satisfactory Tor a. popular
priced play Good houses are the rule,
41I fH afvencth of the familiar old
play viii insure continuance during
Che week