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

"?arsIrsl' drew another good audience
al the Salt Lake theatcr Tuesday night.
IT Will go again this afternoon and
night
"The Pianophicnds. the latest and
most novel OF the many productions by
Orpheum this week, In The Plano
phiends' the novel idea OF 1--WE pianos
played at the same time is used. and
when IL is understood that the Ave pianos
are played by nine clever musicians, some
idea OF the effect obtained can be re-
allied. All the company sing as well as
IS given In the setting and atmosphere
OF 4 condensed musical comedy. \ quar-
t"ttc Of girls, said to DE the prettiest ever
seen on the vaudeville stage. appear in
gowns OF the newest styles. Many new
and popular song hits Will undoubtedly
he whistled and sung about town before
lhe week is over. The BIZ runs all week
With daily matinees,
Headed by the famous Fluffy Rufles'
song as musical treat and "Rafferty's
Rat6e, as a mtIth-prodncer: the pro
ing of Success" by Miss Eva Tanguay
is another number OF merit, The entire
bill Is above the ordinary.
Stage scenes. In which the secrets OF
the dresslng-room are revealed to the
public. are by no means unusual, but
as a rule the stories in which these
portrayals have been brought about have
concerned people OF upper stardom. In
Jane James J., For6es,s comedy, The Chorus
at the Salt Lake thenter. beginning
Thursday night this situation is reversed
and Mr.. Forbes shows q dressIng-room
chorus, Miss Stahl appears in the play
as Patricia O'Brien, a chorus girl and the
manner In which the scene is held. gives
theatergoers a very direct and authentic
lie f0,
members OF the profession. The dressing
room Is an exact duplicate of what may
be found In any metropolitan theater, and
thls act has proved something OF SEN
sation wherever the play" has been pre-
sented. The seat sale opens today.
A matinee and evening performance to-
day OF "Bunco in America" at the Grand
Will terminate the engagement OF that
splendid melodrama, which has been play
ing to capacity houses all this week The
ever popular and well known drama,
Uncle Toms Cabin" with its many fca-
lures comes to the Grand for tho last
half OF this week. starting tomorrow
Tom" Will be given on Saturday after
noon at $50 p M
In addition to the regular evening con-
certs and dances at the Auditorium this
week. there will be one special attraction
on Thursday evening. when another
drawing of prizes will be made.
The engagement Of Nine. Nordica for
the opening OF the Colonial theater is
consloereo or such great importance by
the management of this new house. that
they have made arrangements with
Steinway & Sons Of New York CITY TO
have special grand plano sent here for
use by her accompan!st, Mr.. Andre Be
moist. Nordica always uses q Steinwav.
but Tor this engagement she Will have
the finest instrument (barring one) that
was ever sent TO Utah. 1t Will arrive
In this city Monday next. and will be
on exhibition In the show window of
Daynes Music Co.
When Hartmann appears at the First
Methodist church. Saturday. Novemhor
81. he Will be greeted by an audience
made up, not only Of Mr.. Graham's sub
scribers Qovers Of good music and lead
ers OF society. but q big part of the
audience VIII be composed of members OF
the Choral society and the Festival Choir
us. They will so in a body and occupv
a conspicuous place f'