Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-12

day evening at the salt Lake
theater, running three days with a
Saturday matinee the scene VIII then
be shifted 10 the Odeon hail. where on.
Tuesday. Wednesday,. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, the y, %, a % ana 70,
ii grand 'tTerpischorean Melange" VIII
crown the week. BY way Of diversion,
there will he street floral parade, and
in every ward in the city, the work OF
preparing the flowers for the marchers
Is now going on.
The participants In the various events
include tho leading musical and dra-
matte talent of the city ali of which
wiil be engaged In giving representa-
lions in full costume and stage settings
from THE Mkadni" Carmen" II
Trovatore and sThc Bohemian Girl"
Emma Lucy Gates will be heard in q
ballad on the opening night. Those
who will&particlpate in the operas are
as follows: Emma Ramsey Morris.
y Hazel Taylor, Halle Foster Souther-s
land, Nora Eliason, Edna Evans, Edith
Grant, Geo. d. I'yper, John p. Spencer,
NJ. j. Brines, Fred Graham, Hugh Dou-
$sfiii. NIlisIyN '9liiittt, }IiOi 9cc5S.'. i1't
sign, Thomas Ashworth, Moroni J.
Thomas, and p. u. Lynwood
The sale of seats for, the big event
Z willsbegin at the theater, Tuesday morn
ing next.
The musical parts of the festival are
under the direction of Prof. Mcclellan,
who will score for q large and complete
orchestra, the parrs of Carmen" and
.5A'Il Trovatore.''Ss s
A bill Of exceptional merit is prom-
ised at the Orpheum next week.
AS headlners come the famous team
of Hlarion and Rosalie Cehallos, who
IA present "Phantastic Phantoms," a
novel dancing and acrobatlc act, first
produced by Ned Wayburn at Ham
merstein's roof garden IN New York.
where IT was SO successful that Mar
TN Beck engaged 1t for n tour in
vaudeville
Alfred Kelley & CO., old favorites
will be here again, this time In "a
Tai. OF g Turkey" said to be a de-
lightful little sketch with much hui
man interest and an abundance OF en-
. PERTAINING comedy.
Martinettie & Sylvester are two agile
and strenuous comedians who provide
\ novelty in acrobatics Before enter
ing vaudeville Joe Sylvester was one
try and Clark Martinettie is a remark
able athlete.
"A new and original act called "out
Loud Junction" Will be the Offering OF
Fentelle and Carr: it deals with tho
humorous side OF ralroading.
Two more old friends. John w. World
and Mindell Kingston. pleasantly re-
y membered in Salt Lake, will need no
word Of slntroduction. They are sure
of an enthusiastic welcome
= way of music, the Musical Crajgs.
Gilbert and Emma, make their first
appearance on the Orpheum stage and
\ present q tuneful Offering of harmony
and melody. -
The orchestra Will be heard to good
advantage In new numbers, while the
kinodrome will round out and complete
this altogether promising bill 1t runs
the entire week with natinees daily.
he Orpheum management has rc-
ceivcd advices of the organization or
Martin Reclisroad show for the COM
ins season. Mr. Beck gives special
attention to this organizati ion and ter-
sonaly visits Europe every year to
complete It, The novelties announced
for the, coming tour, which will open
September y, at the Colonial Theatcr
In New York. are Mile Di Die. Herr
Merriam, La la Selbini, a one-act drama
entitled NanDyck, Il tragic sketch in
Which MI. Harrison Hunter will play
inc Leading role, and several other
striking features.
Theaters come and go, but there
seems TO be no end to the life of Ca
mile" The management of the Grand
announce 1t for next week, with as
much confidence that II win draw
well as though it We're che most strik-
Ing of novelties; Judging BY, the record
OF the play the Grand they will not
be disappointed.
It is always Interesting to see new
actors and actresses in the roles of
Camille and Armand. ana the
friends Miss Heating and Mr.. Jossey
have made, Will no doubt be out in
force 20 view their work in these IA
nous parts. Mr.. Jossey has charge of
the production and ii is announced
that every one of the five acts in tbs
play has been built entirely new by
scenic artist Mcfarland. The usual
& matlnees will be given all next week.