The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS

The large audience at the Salt Lake
theatre last evening were not only pleased
with the performance of THE Time, the
Place and the Girl" but at times were
conVulsed with laughter. 1t is a good
show and worth the money. From start
TO finish II is u happy medley of romance,
fun and music. The scene is laid in the
Virginia mountains, at a sanltarium, TO
which Tom Cunningham has fled after a
row in Boston in which he badly injured
his antagonist. With him went Johnny
Hicks, a professional gambler, who is at
all times at the center OF the stage.
Cunningham wants to marry a farmer S
daughter and gets Hicks to shoulder the
blame for his act in Boston. Hicks falls
in love with the head nurse at the sani-
tarium, who proves to be a sister of the
man injured in the row. But Hicks man
fully shields his friend, although appar-
emily IL threatens to deprive him of his
only love. After the usual complications
il all comes out right in the end. Hicks
and Cunningham both get the girls of
their choice. But in the maze of the
dances and the kaleidoscope changes of
costumes and settings one forgot the
plot. The dancing of Eulalie Jensen, as
Mrs. TalcOtt, was particularly fine and
the girls of the chorus were a choice lot
Johnny Hicks slangy expressions were
with fun. He kept the crowd in a roar
most of the time. There were a number
of song hits, including Thursdays My
II Don't Like Your Family Altogether
it is one of the snappiest and most spark
ling and most musical comedies ever seen
in this city. The audience showed its an
probation by frequent encores.
A melodrama OF the old school. with
plenty of pistols and prison bars and
handouts and crises, is For Her Broth
ers Sake which opened at the Grand
last night. The play is the old old story
OF love and devotion, with little Vari-
alton, in this case a sister being the
heroine, although it must by no means
be imagined that the sweetheart is not
present to claim her share of the hero
when all Of the strife and trouble is over
The company presenting the piece is
are covered. Lynton +. Anthey is the
leading man in the piece. He takes the
part of the wronged brother, triumphant
at the last, as well as any one could take
liam Eehols plays the part of the vii
lain. Marjorie Vaudeville. as Bonnie, the
Meddler." won favor with the audience,
and Myrtle Reed. who is the sacrificing
Specially numbers were given by Sam
Reed, Marjorie Vaudeville. George A.
Childs. Myrtle Reed and Jennie Lyons.
The play will run until and including
Saturday, with a Saturday matinee.
Through the courtesy of the Orpheum
management the members of the Sym
phony orchestra who are also members
OF tte Orpheum orchestra Will be allowed
10 be In their places this afternoon when
the first number is called for the Sym
phony program The unusual interest
among both the music teachers and their
students throughout the city in the OPEN
ing concert augurs well for the seasons
patronage Following is the program:
Overture, "Coriolanus" -. Beethoven
walters prize song from Die Meister-
singer ..........-. Warner
Selection from Madam Butterfly
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Allegretto from Seventh Symphony
-....:...-.. ..................... beethoven
Three dances from Nell Gwyn'' -.
.-..-...:----.-.-... --.-...-.... Eh German
Songs with plano accompaniment.
slavic March" --.-...-...... Use fiakowsky
Business continues good at | the Or
pheum, where high bill is pl flying. To-
night will be society night
The sale OF seats for FRITZ Scheff will
open this morning at the SAP Lake the
atre-