The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-23
THE SALT LAKE MORNING

the characters Of gbenezer Virgins and
Mrs Elbrige most admirably.
Ernie and Mildred Potts present a COM
blnation novelty act, In which there is
siillful bag punching by Ernie. while the
dancing OF Mildred is more than we'll
done. and the singing by both was good,
time was not only novel feature, but 1t
was stunt that has seldom been seen
here before.
Meta vesta, who has portrayed the
part Of Dorothy IN In "The Wizard OF
OF" was heard here for the first time.
and she was given cordial reception:
was sung In a most charming manner
az was the song in which the telephone
was brought In In the east she is
musical comedy idol; in her vaudeville
The quartette OF French singers. the
Cadets de Gascogne, throo male singers
and one woman soloist- are talented
rendered was most delightful.
The Clown and the Tired Man." an
aerial performance. was an exceptionally
This, too. In view OF bad arm upon the
part OF one OF them due to an accident
two weeks ago.
The orpheun orchestra, under the di-
usual standard OF excellence, while the
knodrome pictures were good. The bin
runs the week, with daily matinees.
Parted on Her Bridal Tour. opened
the weeks bill at the Grand theater on
Sunday night. The piece Is mutually rep
resentatiye OF life experience in the Wild
os and nd in wta eomb
nation. AS the story goes. 1t shows ON
Enggish girl, Grace. whose parents haze
passed beyond. and who IS practically
perate character Of the wilds. it de-
velops eventually that the union was
made under pretense OF legality that
Grace returned to England and married
Oliver West. Out OF this situation grow
the difficulties into which Grace is
plunged. the nemesis being Nell Grath.
Joanna Lightfoot. Aunt Martha proves
TO be a. good friend and her honest.
straightforwardness and good hearted In
terest prove to be an effective defense
against the Vaccinations which threaten
TO destroy the happiness OF Grace and
her husband. After all is said and done.
tho victory comes TO virtue and vicious
ness achieves It's deserved punishment
Throughout the piece considerable fun Is
furnished by Reggie Walton and Nellie
West, q love-slck young couple. The
P9y is 10 run up 70 and ,aSa negd6g
Wednesday afternoon.
That clever. melodious. piquant musi-
cal mixture OF wit, music. brilliancy IN
dialogue, gracefulness and picturesque
spectacle. the Isle OF Spice" comes e.
the Salt Lake theater this. Monday.
evening. is promised in Its entirety as
presented, during It's successful runs In
New York Chicago and Boston. Apart
from Its claims 10 popularity from the
musical and histTlonic standpoint, II is
said TO he ono OF the most gorgeous spec
tacles presented. AS the locale is laiG
amidst the oriental splcpdor OF an island
OF the scene painters art. and the fairy
like creations OF electrical surprises
which have been seized and developed to
the utmost.
If any one In the West IS in doubt as
10 the meaning In Alaskanese OF "Hus-
kies." "Malamu;es." "Parkas," "Copecs,"
'MukluSs, etc, etc. they can very
readily become copversant with such
John Cort's comic opera. "The Alaskan"
10 be sung ct the Salt Lake theater, be-
ginning Wednesday evening. and will sec
right before them the genuine articles
this presentation. The seat sale opens
today.
Miss Maude Adams's six weeks en-
gagement In Chicaso-the longest and In
eyery every, way the finest she 4ss ever
proved beyond ell doubt that tho fourth
play Barrie has written for her is his
best. The, Little, Minister" was the
oh such a0S1 66o pcy sGs Thsns came ua nI
ity Street Peter Pan" and this year
What Every Woman Knows" II was
long, though delightful. excursion from
Thrums that Barrie took in Peter Pan"
but, hoot mon, twas canny thing TO
know when TO return.
The management of the Colonial has
concluded arrangements for that remark
presented at this theatcv at an carly
date.