Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-03

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tween cficness Ito Anglicise the wordl
aud vulgarity. There are a number
OF good acts on this weeks bill, which
furnishes seven turns. Take Chas. w.
Bowster in Superstition, for instance,
This clever little playlet is the anti
thesis of The Man OF the Hour
Which Is being played up the street.
The sketch, devoted to the gloritica-
ton OF the CRATER, is q clever satire
on existing conditions in all large
municipalities. To demonstrate what
a good bin there Is ut the Orpheun
this week it is only necessary TO
state that the four Rianos, who
We're headllners here two years ago,
are rated third on the bill, and this
act is good for q scream at any old
time. When il comes to good trick
scenery and something out of the
ordinary In contortion work and rope
walking 1.-THE Clowns Dream just
about fills the bill of the programs
summary sensational and spectacular
pantomine" Rogers and DeeleN, pre-
senting The Singer aud His Valet
put up one of thase dialogue turns
devoted to foolishness which keeps
The house in an uproar. Dick Lynch
tells some good Irish stories in a rich
brogue and delivers himself Of some
burlcsque ballads. He also dances
to the strains of the TntermeHzo from
Cavalleria Rusucana at that. The
Three Dancing Niitchells, coiored. are
back again still suffering from the
bad habit OF talking over the foot
lights. otherwise the act Is a hit. me
orchestra is not the least popular
feature. while the Kindrone is really
thrilling this Week with pictures of
the Dieppe auto races. and there is
no fake about the six smashups. in
Guiding the plunge OF Two racing
,t,, tI,k.4 al T.attT
1t is a good bill. better than last
week.
Grnnd-rhe BIZ at the Grand this
week. The Pride of New York, Is
somewhat of a medley, affordinS sui
licient variety for almost any taste. 1t
is a sort Of musical farce, vaudeville
and trained animal specialties COM
bned The performance last evening
was witnessed by an audience that
filed the house, and the many novelties
presented were Interesting and enter
tanning. TIL doings Of Prof Gilberts
dogs, ponies, goats and monkeys were
perhaps the best features of the even
ing, and next in point OF merit was the
work of S,niletta Brothers, triple bar
experts The farce is of the usual
character. With performers and per.
formances good, bad and Indifferent
The bill runs out, the week, with We'd
1leSudN ana SATURDAY ma lliista.
A daring act of the performances was
the entering of Prof. Frank Hall INTO
the cage of large lion, Wallace,
called the 'untamable. The beast
was made angry. before the man en-
tered. The audience sat spellbound
during the moments of suspense. ana
heaved signs of relief when the act was
over.
Lyric-This weeks program adds
one more 10 the list of high grade at
fractions which have been shown at the
south Main street playhouse recently.
The caneraphone numbers are un-
usually clear and interesting, and have
met with instant approval from the
patrons One of the most generally
pleasing numbers on the bill is the
banjo playing of Ness l.. Ossman, wl''
is known from coast to coaAt and on
the continent as the king Of banjo art
lists.
Two OF the cameraphone hits. besides
Ossman's playing, are furnished IN
DEMONSTRATING Time" a domestic.
comedy sketch. and Plain Folks in
New York" Both are clever and in
teresting.
There are also u. pleasant surprise In
the singing hits of the evenings Alec
Mcdonald and Miss Hazel Neason.
proving the most satisfactory.
Tonight Manager Clark has arranged
TO receive election returns as fast as
possible. and these will be given to the
patrons of the theatcr as soon as they
are in hand.