The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Orpheum closes its vaudeville sea-
son this week in a blaze of glory. II is
really presenting as a finish Tor year
which in the main has been most eN-
celIent one. one Of the best bills so tar
given. From the first number TO the
last last evening the audience enjoyed
IL through one act shrieking with laugh
ter, and through another IN rapt atteh-
The headliner. the pictures presented
By Jean Marcel and his very cdpaDle
corps of assistants, is well worthy OF us
praise on any program The beaGtltul
pictures presented. some of them in the
most difficult poses Imaginable, are a
whole show in themselves. The color Ell
fects not alone on the cOlOred pictures,
but on the eXQuisitely outlined Das-relleIs
as we'll were wonderful, and tully JUS
tify the carrying of the special lSyo-
mound switchboard. Too much cannot De
said in praise of the ability shown by the
actors. but il must be admitted that the
pictures relating TO war, the bas-relleIS;
1.-THE Volunteers" Th5 Departure
"Aux Armes'' and Marathon were the
hest s'Evangelina's beautiful heifer'
made a ripple of amusement by placldly
chewing the gown of the fair heroine OF
sLongfellow's story, but aside from TINS
all went along very smoothly
Of the other numbers II would be hard
TO pick one better than the others-all
We're so good in their way wilbur MACK
is back again, with his songs done INTO
a little musical piaylet called The Glri
and the Pearl" and, by the way, the
girl is one-a pearl. The playlet doesn't
amount To much. but il serves to show
off a very pretty girl and affords a
good lesson in Irritation for those who
Fred Sosman came on the boards
straight from the train apparently, DuI
he demonstrated his ABILITY 70 rise above
makeup for with his rev limitations ne
kept the house we'll pleased. Orth ana
Fern. with an alleged musical tritle
which had the deserved title or sign
ST. H. - ina d
a trifle for IL is one of the laughing
hits of the season.
Two "surenuf'' darkies do a song and
dance stunt which is original and clever
and Harry Tsuda the Japanese equihb-
rist who opens the Dill, is one IN a
thousand for his wonderful feats in bal
ancing The music is excellent and the
three kinodrOme pictures are all good.
The show goes all the week and next
week the summer season opens with
Katherine Grey. in Clyde Fitch's new
play, The Truth
In Mary Hissem de- Moss. the New
York soprano, who is TO make her APP
pearance in June 10 with Walter
DamrOsch, local music-lOvers will find
a singer OF unusual attachments. Nine
de Moss has scored repeated successes
in concert and OratoriO, while as solo
list with leading OTchestras and at i'm
pOrtant festivals her name has become
mime. de Moss has the art and style
Of Emma Juch or Mrs. Henschel." de
clares the Brooklyn Eagle. Moreover.
her voice has the bloom and dewy fresh
ness of youth IL is bird-like, rather than
bell-like. unalloyed delight. Tho grace,
deiicacy. archness, taste and unfailng
beauty OF tone with which she sang,
placed her in the very front rank of
ieder sings. The Brooklyn institute
ought TO bring this singer back again. 1t
secures very few in whom beauty of
voice and finished art are 50 perfectly
met"
There was a brisk demand yesterday for
tickets 10 the Walter DamrOsch musical
festival which takes place at the Salt
Lake theatre, juno 10.
To DAY is the fourth in the life OF the
cameraphOne as far as Salt Lake is
concerned. And the crowds at the Lyric
are growing larger all the time. Yester-
day afternoon and last night they were
bigger than ever All the performers
N the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS picture bill
made hits. exactly as the would have
done had they been appearing in their
proper persons.
At the Grand those who have already
this week Witnessed the performance OF
Nellie. the Beautiful Cloak Model de-
clare il as entertaining and thrilling a
play as the Burgess company has at
tempted during its engagement here.