Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17

/ the Orpheum last night 90 was typical
Monday evening show. 10 is not fair to
the public. TO the vaudeville people 90
me local management ana willard
| Wcirc's excellent orchestra. go run
chances on the non arrival of acts.
when the curtain went up last night
half of The show was Ono town ana the
other half was someV here between OK
den and Salt Lake. The result was mat
tho closing act was the first presented
and the weaker portions or the OIL
closed the entertainment Between
waits the orchestra played. ana inevit-
ably az soon as enthusiasm was aroused
tho audience fell once more down into
the depths Three acts went ON with
out rehearsal with the orchestra and
the result was painful to the people,
Mr. Weihe aud the audience. The
good acts. however. were very good.
The big type goes Co the Immense
phone. Just why this act should b. the
hoadliner is not clear Possibly be-
cause 10 carries the biggest company
and makes the most Noise. Otherwise
Kelly and Niolette should De placed az
the head with the three Renards SEE
ond and the corkat0os close thlrl.
The lmmensaphone is not in the head
liner class. Kelly and Niolette were the
hlt OF the evening and were recalled
soVou times They are the best team
seen 90 the Orphcum for some Time
Laura Howe and her Dresden chorus ls
"a dainty act. but last night they Were
utterly tagged out Boy their long jour
nov and with uo rehearsal with inc
orchestra 30 was more case Of COM
miseration chan applause. The sketch.
.Th. DoinEs OF Or Louder appealed
Co upstairs nightly. The Three ne
nards were the recipients OF some heaNE
applause and one shudders io contein-
riata what would happen N one or the
"a H.IFnnHhn when Nn 1INNN.
The Kinodromc is better than usual
WIN "a comic French balloon scene ana
the naval maneuvers Of the British meet
I'm PORT smcuth harbor with Nelson's
old flagship The Victory IN the bhGk-
ground Weihc's orchestra made a us
tinct hit with Doppler's Two II ns,',i
and IA selection from Madame buttel-
Nv" aside from some intcrloptuohs
called for by the oxigcncies 1r a oelated
train schedule.
crand-rheodore Torch has been
Immensely popular in Salt Lake since
his first appearance here several $780,
ago. but ID remained for his present
engagement at the Grand 10 demon
strate just how strong a place ne mas
lu the hearts OF the theater going pup
lic The Lieutenant and the COWBOY
which was bought for him. ana Whlch
Dr. now Ia rs fourth week on the sthse'
has caused Mr. Torch 20 grow much
ip favor OF friends he has already
made. ana will doubtless carry him In
TO prominence in the big cities Of the
east for thither he win soon make his
way The play ls one or the best
vet evolved from scenes and conditions
OF western ranch life. and the part or
Bud Larrabee. the man or the saddle
and spur. is Ideally taken by Mr. Loren.
The Young and kinlcss cowboy starts
hnTafHHn OF um=
guided footsteps but his innate sense
OF honor prevents n second false step,
ana the tran sformatiOn from would
be- rough" 90 "a pal hero Is sudden aud
thorough. IN no respect does NJ. Torch
oyerdo any part OF his role. and the
applause that he elected nom Ne large
audience last evening called him back
many times and at last brought him
out for a speech Both play and play
or won the unqualified approval OF
the house. Part OF the support given
Mr. Torch was good. This statement
IS true OF Miss Myna Hazleton who
had the role of the leading lady, Char
les Thorton, who played the part OF
General FaulkDer Miss Cecil Fay as
Ouray and r. J. Earle as Sergeant
SANDY" The play ~ one OF The best
seen at the Grand In a long time The
bin runs the remainder Of the week
I1ric--At the Lyric this week pro-
gram varying somewhat from the
ordinary In presented. At the head Of
The numbers easily rank the mngiC
performances OF Carter and the tt,
pathic readings OF Abigail Price TIE
fcats performed by the pair are nlys-
t.fyiug and entertaining. The Sage
Brush widow n western sketch. ls
we'll presented by Joseph ]. and Myra
Davis Bowling Gertrude Gehest eN-
Do. ha.H
while little Miss Dorothy continues 90
entertain with illustrated songs. Sew
eral new sets OF Lyriscope pictures
conclude "a highly interesting program
1t the popular south Main street
vaudeville house.