The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-09

ed. 1t details an interesting story which
is not overdrawn and is not overdone, but
directoire gown no dress cut low In the
neck. no abbreviated skirts, but q. hand
some woman, a charming actress, and
her handsome husband. portraying the
characters. One Is sorry whom they leave
the stage,
Then there is Ethel NacDonough--
handsome. she is. too-in THE Girl Be
hind the Drum" and her act is a delight
full one. She was here with the Boston
Fadettes carly In the season. and her act.
which Is rendered so charnlngly, Is
show by itself.
A combination Of agility and strength
In Highlander act and In which MeXi-
can Chihuahua and Joe LIE Fleur appear.
is stunt that opens the bill; and that
the encore which followed.
Edward La Vine. the man who has SOL
dlered all his life and Is an eccentric COM
edian, who has appeared here before. does
stunt that catches all and is very clever.
Geehan and Spencer do new singing
and dancing speciality act that caused
them to be encored several times.
This, with the Orpheun orchestra and
the kinodrome, is one Of the best bal
anced bills ever presented in the Orpheum
IN this city. 1t will run the week. with
daily matinees.
IN conformity With an order issued to
all Orpheum houses. Manager Winch an
nounces that hereafter one matinee per-
"tryout day: that is in addition to the
regular numbers on the bill, an oppor-
tunity VIII be given for all professionals.
semi mi~professionals and amateurs to pre-
sent any act they think has merit Their
work will then be judged by the audience
and the local management and a report
made to the Orpheum producing depart
ment- This order is issued in order to
encourage and develop talent. Monday
night the first Of these "tryouts" will be
offered. when Mr., Bowman johnson. a
Salt Lake boy, will present his Temple
Civ Trio in a rpi1Sica1 roVolfSy Np11Sfb 1c
said to be an entirely new offering. The
regular 'tryout" day will be announced
later.
Sunday night to witness the production
Of "Bunco In Arizona by the Derthicll
company of players. Tho piece Is one OF
the most taking that has been seen on the
St Clair. In the title role OF Bunco. the
harum- scarum, good hearted waf OF
Black Creek camp, but who In reality is
Miss Alice HeatheTcott, unconscious
heiress TO a. considerable fortune III
England. is tho favorite 6gure In the
piece. From the moment she issues from
the wings the audience belongs to her,
aooFe poPtrays snd the or OF the NR he2o
so well-very naturally being In love with
Bunco, as Is every other soul in the
camp-.that he also participates very lib
orally in the popularity. Mr.. II. NJ. Hold
en- as Jim Blunt the honest Arizona
miner. and Marie Clifford as June Linden.
the thoroughly human border school
teacher win their places in the course OF
the performance, while the miners. from
tiersmeu and Indians fill In vory ac-
ceptable picture. Mr.. Moore sings 81
Wish l Had Girl" and Miss st. Clair
| renders "Good-by, Sweetheart Good
by during the evening, each showing
possession OF voice not always found
with members of their profession.
"Bunco In Arizona" is characteristicaI-
~ true, being tilled with thrilling situa-
lions and hair raising escapes. It's re-
ception on Sunday night would presage
crowded houses during the entire run OF
the piece. which Is to bold forth to and
including Wednesday night with a mat
inee in the afternoon OF that day.
AT the Salt Lake theater this evening
"Parsifa" Will be presented. The cur
tain raises at 7:45 and those who are not
on time will be compelled to stand during
the first act
Albert Spsl6ing, the American vionnist
| made his debut at Carnegie hall. New
York, Sunday night, with the Damrosch
Symphony orchestra His playing was
classed with Ysaye and krciZler by the
critics. Mr.. Damrosch has arranged an
other appearance with SpaldIng for. Tues
day night, when he Will play the
Rzchaikowsky concert. He will tour the
principal cities. The New York World
this (Monday) morning will say tech
niQue. excellent facile lingering, strong
free Glowing, big tone with an abundance