Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-02

wi New York successes for ..., the
Farand conference week. The
Third Degree" which WIFI need no
better recommendation than the fact
chat 10 comes from the pen of Charles
Klein. author of the Lion ana the
Mouse" Bl many people 90 is thought
that The Third Degree win De even
a greater money maker than iis pre-
dcccssor. 10 comes from run OF seven
months az The Hudson thcater. New
York. and 90 win Doe given the entire
week. opening Monday with mauntes
"Wednesday and saturday
a very strong company has been cu-
gagged including Paul tYcrion. Weil
remembered here for his work as Jonn
Burkcu Rider in "The Lion and the
Mouse and Miss Fernando Eliscu, am
actress who has forced herself To the
front very rapidly Of late. The
Third Degree" is a powerful modern
story built around the methods of "a
police department which fastens n
crime on an innocent man. There are
some tremendous scenes boz the llay.
end It is sure to create a deep impress
sion here.
Following "The Third Degree" Mr.
pyUer announces the engagement OF
Mrs Leslie Garter. the distinguished
American actress. for a fun week in "a
A'NHu oA llay0-
The big type on the Orphoum's bill
next week belongs 90 the Curzon Sis
tors, who supported boy their teeth
alone swing high above the stage,
gliding swiftly through the air while
suspended by nothing except "a slender
cord which they hold tightly in their
mouths.
John World and Mindeu. who viii
q Kua1TAF14f here
have a most pleasing melange of songs
and comedy work World f. a smart
character actor and Miss Kingston is
the possessor Of voice Of unusually
rich quality.
THE Girl and the Pearl is the title
OF the offering Of Wilbur Mack and
Nella Walker. Mack writes all his own
songs. and they are all melodies with
a lively lit To them.
one OF the best singing quartettes is
STYLED '"rhe Bison city Four COM
posed OF Messrs Vic Milo. Frank Cir
ard. Richard Hale. and Ed. Roscoe.
Their act is frightened by some eccen-
trio comedy.
The musical portion OF the bin will
be provided by the Hughes Musical
Trio, all Of whom are unusually clever
Herr Rubens Is transparent pain
Ter who holds his audiences spellbound
as ne reels OFF lightning paintings in
fun view
Eddie c. Ross IS apuy termed the
dancing hanloist, and the feature Of
his act Is some very clever dancing.
which he does TO his own accomBani-
mont.
with new motion pictures from the
kinOdrome. and selections by the al
ways popular orchestra. the bill bid 4
fair to uphold the Orpheum's standard
of excellence.
Emmett Dewey, in his newest effort.
"In Dreamland." win he the attrac-
ton at the Colonial theater FOR one
week. starting Monday evening. The
story of the play is that Of a somewhat
selfish young married man who believes
in spiritualism to the exclusion OF
everything else. He is upbraided by his
wife and her mother for his foolish be-
lief. Upon being left alone he lies
down upon a couch and proceeds to
dream fantastic story dealing with a
fairy daughter Of Venus, Mephisto and
other spirits. During the action humor-
Gus situations are brought about by the
aid Of electrical effects and shadowy
tableau A climax Is reached when the
young husband sees his wife, who he
loves as much as he is capable Of low
ing anyone other than himself, walking
OF with a chuln and former rival for
ner hand He draws his revolver and
fires point blank at the pair. The re-
port of the pistol awakens him and
brings his wife, who has been attracted
by his cries rushing 10 his arms. The
dream proves 90 bc "a good lesson 20 the
young husband. ana he IS cffectuauy
cured OF his penchant fOr spiritualism.
The willard Mack companys next
offering will be Lovers Lane" one of
the best known OF the earlier plays OF
the late clyde Fitch. Lovers Lane is
something Of a departure from the
usual Fitch plays. MS In Il hc deals with
the simple minded country people iu "A