Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-25
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Concert company to the Tab
crnacle on the afternoon anC
evening of January 5. Is excit
Ing all sorts OF antlcipatlons among
those who know OF the fame of the
highest priced artist OF the day. A
popular grade OF prices has been es-
tablished. running from 81 to 25 cents,
for the various parts of the house, the
advance sale beginning Monday morn
ing at the Consolidated Music Co.
II should be borne in mind that while
Mr.. Lauder is a famous vaudeville en-
tcrtainer his entertainment at the Tab
ernacle viii be along strictly concert
Unes. though he himself. VIII appear in
costume. The other members of his
company, Il soprano singer, and a Vio-
linlst who are with him on the cast
VIII also appear. but Mr. Lauder will be
down for al least a dozen appearances
himself.
FRITZ SCHEFF IN NEW OPERA.
Ever since FRITZ Schen appeared in
Mile. Modiste," people have been eager
to extend her a second welcome, and
the knowledge that she is coming back
10 the Salt Lake Theater next Friday
and Saturday evening, with a matinee
New Years day Is sure TO be greeted
with enthusiasm Her new opera, THE
Prlma Donna" comes from the prolific
pen of Victor Herbert, the libretto hav-
Ing been written by Henry Blossom.
The whole presentation is Just as 1t left |
the knickerbocker theater, New York, |
and the management claim to pay rail-
road fares for 100 people, which If dis
counted so per cent, Is still notable
Some bright names OF assisting art
lists appear In the list among them
being John E. Hazard, Vernon David
son, William X. Hsrcourt, Donald Hall,
Martin Hayden. Gilbert Clayton. Phil
Branson. Armand Cortes, Fred Kllleen.
Anna Pelham. Tillie Sallnger. Grace
Delmar, Maxine Verandeh La Noveta.
Katherine Stewart, Virginia Reed and
many others.
THE ORPHEUM NEXT WEEK.
Every one loves a soldier bov. and
America Is proud of the achievements
of her Boys in Blue" Hence. the
arrival at the Orpheum for next week
of the vaudeville Boys in Blue" after
a triumphant tour Of Europe, exploiting
the cleverness of our soldiers, Is an
event of interest. The act is one OF the
biggest things in vaudeville Seventeen
men. dressed in the uniform of Uncle
sans soldiers. and a Red Cross nurse
are required for its presentation. The |
company carries % persons in all
Lulu Mcconnell comes with Grant
simpson In comedy by Lester Loner-
gan, "A Sormy Hour
PlfnHnr n a
sical development in the world, his
only acknowledged rival being his
brother who acts with him. They give
a series of gladiatorial poses IN a
specially designed cabinet set
me Potter-Hartwell Trio present an 1
acrobatic act that is said to be new.
Cross and Josephine Will be seen in n
comedy skit by Arthur Donvir. entitled
Dying to Act" a trayesty on melo-
drama.
The Tempest and Sunshine trio con- I
slsts OF three girls who are billed as
cute. cunning and coy" They have I
Deen featured with several eastern rev.
ues and musical comedies.
Constant Arkansas is an expert on
the concertlna and has appeared with s
great success in all the big European :
centers, c
"A musical program of standard Or c
pheum excellence, and new kinodrome z
pictures complete the ball I
ISIS HOPKINS" AT THE COLONIAL.
A rural comedy drama in which there
is nothing suggestive of carIcature is ,
SIS Hopkins" the noted rural play r
which Will be seen at the Colonial for
siX days. starting on Monday Dec. 27. 1,
Miss Rose Melville, who first gave
the quaint and lovable character of the !
Posey country girl to the stage. Will =
again be seen in the title role. This =
is her eleventh year of continuous sue y
cess. The play has been given an en-
'lrely new production by Miss Melville's
]. r. Stirling, and the com c
pany supporting her Is said to be the !,
best she has ever had. In the famous /!
scene, there arc many new
sets of epitaphs for the characters Of
the Posey country ISIS" is stin doing
her famous "Snakentine dance" Peo {
pie who have never seen 1t have some d
good laughs coming q
Colonial attractions which will follow n
Sis" are Pauline Hall in "Wildflre /
also the play OF "A Girl at tho Helm" /
Ind King Dodo."
THE VAGABOND KING"
There Is a real attraction at The Shu =
bert for tho coming week In The Vag- !.