Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-24

| 20 hohe VINO Seer an autidote Tor THE
cares that infcst the diy." no better
medicine could BE- recommended.
The box oGio. opens this morning
/ for The Olga Ntthcrsolc season. and
great rush BE- predicted.
The Salt Lake opera company goes
] to Logan this afternoon tp give the
/ hnal performance oi Robin Hood "
] AdNlces from Logan state that the cn-
Z tire house sold cut the first morning
The advance sal. o-ened.
Orphcum--Moudoy might u the
/ ophcum WAS not the Dushg1r this
/ Wcck That 30 has been Iur some time
| past A patient audience was well re-
/ paid Ton attending and WAS furnished
! iu addition one aDl thc like OF which
| VIII probably not De- seen Ueaiu u
[ many "a week. MademO.sellc Martha.
| queen of The treuDzo." deserves % bct-
ter title and better advertising when
! tne curtain goes up for her act. and
] the stage is set with 90 climbing rope
! and 3D. trupeze the audience is little pre-
/ pared fur what follows. 10 Is % marvel
] GUS exhibition uI athletic grace and
/ beauty of figure. always iu perfect con-
] troll ana moving with a rapidlty that
/ makes 30 unequsued m the history OF
] local tlioIm1ltls. The act UI ems ola
! the tr7peze. aua closes on the climb
] ing rope with rh, lights turned on and
] the calcium following the agile per-
/ former through her eNolutious Tho
] bill would Dee Nol worth while. with
I all the other numbers LETT out, and
| as Or realizing tnis some OF them weut
/ down 60 prorfy low standard both in
/ efficiency and taste. Too many pcl-
/ pie IN the Same kind of work perhaps
| detract from those who come last, as
/ four out Of the five remaining acts
/ are Of the singy- dancy-dialoEue order.
| or these five, Subers the monoloEue
| artist and Fcrrtro the musical clown
| with his musical poodle. are decidedly
/ the best Subgrs makes hit with
l his signing song with which he opens.
Then he runs down Hill through iot
Of jokes from th, Noah's originals, and
| ends with song that is not worth
/ while, relieving the gradual descent
/ with "a few really live sentences. DIXON
| and Fields ought never to De forgiven
! for bringing ON the tnreudh1ro and an
| Client couple of DutChmcn lu strang-
! ling act ON the English language. and
when they added t0 this national airs
! in rag time words they stumbled de-
/ cldedIv into the "ton tweut. thirty
/ class. Dutchmou TAIL and Dutchmen
/ TAT have had thsi. day. and mo- amount
l of sailor hro1dDlOth can legitmatlzH
| them as FUN makers The pair Of dane
| ers who open the bin are clever and
! acceptable. ana each ono seems as Bpot
as the other The Peters entertainers
might have succyCdGs NJ they had been
! the only ones ON the bin. but follow
/ ing Subers and the Dutchmen with
gags still more worn, they failed 10
score and ended their act with "a nag
| feature that Was not IN good taste ana
| could well Doe eliminated. The Nho-
drome presents an excellent series or
pictures ON the English Derby and a
ft Ir funny that deals
| with the adventures of am overly cor
pulent man on his way home
Grand-"A Mans Broken Promise.
which IS on at the Grand for the first
| half OF the week Is about as lurid as
| the bin Of two weeks ago, mo Mother
To Guide Her" but not nearly so IN
! teresting neither as "a play or 100 the
manner I'm which 1t is performed.
Both are by the same author, Lillian
Mortimer whose stories are replete
with sensational epispodes. The COM
Promise" averages with the
piece they have in hand, and
seemed % please considerable
part Of the house One or two OF the
members are well worthy Of better
things. Miss Georgia Nichols finds
but little I'm the part of Ruth Rivers 10
| demonstrate what she can do. In per-
sonal appearance and In voice she Is
most pleasing, and I'm a suitable play
| would attract much attention. Miss
| Artie Mac Blackburn. too. is much be
! low her proper element m last night
/ Offering OF the men. James Dillon, as
! the villain, and Walter Reynolds, the
/ crippled ioster-brother. are far ahead
/ Of any OF the others. There was a large
! audience present last evening. but the
| verdict was considerably mixed. The
! engagement ends tomorrow night and
there will be the usual Wednesday
| matinee.
Lyric-There is a decided improve
! meut i'm the Lyrics bill this week an
/ Improvement which seems 10 be filling
/ the lower Main street house both even
! ings and matinees. a lone plano
1 carried the various acts last evening.
| the absence Of an orchestra being
! noticeable and unexplained. Little Miss
| Dorothy in her illustrated song opened
/ the evenings entertainment and was
/ awarded her usual allotment Of APP
! preciative applause The Tanakas, top
! sptnners and neCromancers have an
/ act with many new and original fea-
/ lures. This is especially true OF the
I top spinning Mr.. Reeves OF the sing
/ ing and dancing pair Reeves a Kenny.
/ was badly handicapped last evening by
! the neglect OF the overwOrked pianist
/ 90 keep in time What Happened 10
! O'Hara" is one Of those foolish slap
| stick affairs which make YOU laugh
/ I'M spite Of yourself Dan Robys with
/ his slido-trombone noise" won more
1 than his share Of the applause Tam
/ ing a Husband was advertised as the
| head-hner. an SORTS Of different
| opinions could he obtained from those
| who have seen IL. however. The Lyric
/ scope put on the style OF moving
| pictures last evening which should be
/ ruled out II was one Of those affairs
| where the girl Is turned out of the
| home for the old,old reason. She leaves
! the little one on % doorstep. 10 is
/ found and raised by a rich old couple
| the girl-mother meets the child. claims
/ her and is ordered out OF the house
| ana sight OF the little girl her own
| daughter who turns from her fright
! ened Then a fire breaks out and a
! man climbs mp the Water-spout 10
rescue the child sitting away up on
] the window sin OF the fourth story.
| There IS NO moral. no lesson taught in
| the series. A decided Improvement
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