The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-13
Vaudeville at orpheur.


This ,yeak's Orpheum bill promises
o.. b.'a winner. There is singing, dane
mo- drama. magic and novelty. Such
Its as THE Little Blonde Lady by
Z1ies Hone Booth and company, Walk
5o7 the magician. the Kinsons, Burt
T-ar1e b8nioist. Amy Stanley, Leo
T,onneuv. monologist; Alexis and SchalI.
...robats and dancers. are on the bill
Miss Hone Booth and her company
are the headliners. They present
Gorge NJ Cohan's THE Little Blonde
Tadv" This is q clever one-act sEetch
written in Mr. Cohan's most humorous
manner. 1t deals with an American
probIen Of critics and authors. Inc
Mot Of this pretty sketch deals with an
authoress who has her work seVeFely
roasted" by one of the crltlcs' anu
che seeks employment in his sanctum
as a stenOgrapher On oDldlll'liS -
.rnnlovnent she proceeds 10 win her
way into his good graces and proves
that after all we are all very much llu-
man and then she makes known her
real identity. and. Of course; proper
apd COMPLIMENTARY criticisms are
promised for the future. The sketch i
min Of bright lines. clever situations
and cllmaxes. and is presented IN
most artistic and finished manner by
Miss Booth. Charles Deland and PRANK
Dickson.
a magician who comes fresh from
European triumphs is Naladon. lie Is
a magician or originality and unique
methods who for years was associated
with Kellar. OF late years Naladon
has been the reigning king of mystery
in Europe in the Egyptian Hail.
Iondon's most famous house Of myste-
RI and Illusion His newest conception
Is called The Mysterious Cross.
A musical oddly entitled Going 1t
Blind" will be the Offering OF the Kin
sons who are gifted and remarkable
musicians They have been seen here
before. and their work is of the high
order. one of the team PLAYS the cor
net in a delightful manner. while the
other one is something of freak mu-
sician in that he initiates perfectly.
without the aid of any instrument or
any musical device. the music Of
number of instruments. such as the
mandolin. violin, harp. cOrnet. concer-
tina drum. etc. His skill in this di-
rection is simply wonderful.
Banjoists who are commanded to
play for the king of England must
have merit. Burt Earle has done that
very thing. he is an artist on the
barjO and produces classical music. He
has just returned from an extensive
tour through Europe.
Miss Amy Stanley comes here with
four comical. amusing little pickanin
MES who dance like the wind and who
sing i'm vigorous fashion. Miss Stanley
herself is an English soubrette whose
name IS a familiar word in the music
halls Of Europe She is a singer of
ability and a graceful and agile dancer.
New stories. gags and witty say
iugS will go To make up the sum and
substance Of Leo DOnnelly's act jim
what he terms His Experiences" He
comes with a wealth of brand new stuff
which is said 10 gilt-edge. and when
told in his inimitable manner should
be a real treat
Then there is Alexis and Schall, who
are also foreign team, called The
Happy Pair" Theirs is an act wherein
IS blended and combined cOntOrtlOn
work, singing and dancing. This num-
Der comes with a high recommendation
from the London music halls. Alexis
is a contortiOnist and athlete. and Miss
SChall is a pretty. dainty dancer.
The program WILL of course, contain
two entertaining kinodrOme pictures,
and the Orhpeum orchestra win fill its
usual numbers.