The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29


Pantacos advanced vaudeville opened its
50 aSon q The Bungalow theater ON
! Thursd2y evening TO a good audience
| Owing 10 the fact that the animals which
w"r" 20 b" used in the act of the Leon
Morris company being held UP by the nu-
thoritics on the Canadian border until
IN examination was had. To ascertain
whether they were free from hoof or
meath disease. this act did not reach
Snlt Lake in time for The opening, and
will not arrive. In their stead Barncs's
troupe OF performing elephants will be
sent out they will not arrive until Sat
Saturday matinee. The result was that
three local acts were substituted for the
one that failed TO arrive These local acts
were Willie Stafford and his mandolin.
assisted by Professor Shelter and Miss
Mile Williams. both Of whom have ap
poarcd at the Orphcum.
OF the regular acts the work of Rival
and Decry, novelty gynnasts, was cX-
ceptional. in fact the best ever seen in
Salt Lake.
The Dance of Death" as executed by
La Loc Helen. was well done the stage
settings We're handsome. and Helene dem
onstrated that she was exceedingly nin-
Professor Wizards exhibition OF the
black art was moro than clever, and his
card tricks were more than mystiryins.
Don and Thompson. talking comedians.
Sampson and Douglas. in an original com
edy offering. an illustrated song and the
Pantagcscopc pictures completed the bin.
noon and tonight. and Saturday the per-
forming elephants will appear
\ delightful evening was spent by a
few OF Salt Lakes nuSic-lovcrs at the
First Congregational church Thursday
evening, when Rowland -, Williams pre-
sentcd a complimentary vocal recital. as
sisted by Miss Romania Hyde volinist,
with Mrs. Rowland ID. Williams and Mrs.
George 4. Skclton. accompanists.
,Mr; Williams is gifted with, most
nj, l,.,. .il gh,
cellent training. He sings with AN in
tensity Of dramatic fcEvor which is cS-
pecially adapted TO such selections as
Poc's 'Isratel." with its exquisite music
al setting by King. which Mr.. Williams
sang with. great sympathy and feeling.
IN his lighter songs he was most en-
Heart Ct Mine" by Galloway was given
with a pathetic sweetness which was
much appreciated by his hearers. Mrs
Williams rs an accompanist deserves
much praise. ana music-lovcrs Of zion
Will no doubt extend 10 these newcomers,
who are to live in beautiful SAT- Lake
City . most hearty welcome,
Miss Ronoania Hyde gave the Hum
garian dance No >. by Brahms, in her
usual bewitching manaGr. In the 'l!u-
moresque" she was delightful, bringing
out the various moods Of this quaint lit
tie melody To the delight OF her hearers.
who refused to be satisfied until she re
spondcd with the cver-beaUlfJi "Trau-
meri,' by Schumann.
\ clean, entertaining American play
that describes "A Gentleman from Missts
slppi In nutshell IL is just straight
story of an intrigue meant TO involve the
junior senator from that state at Wash
ington from which he eXtricates himself
through the ingenuity Of his secretary.
ne newspapcT reporter when the senator en-
cages him, and through the sedge-
hammer integrity of the senator him
self There is a graceful love story In
tcrwoven through the action Of the play,
al, i,cr ar ri nf
characters. but the center of interest
from the rise of the curtain until its
final drop is Senator Langdon, role
that Is realistically portrayed by James
Lackaye This attraction will remain az
the Salt Lake theater for the balance OF
the week, with a special matinee Satur-
day.
Cnauncey Oloott in his new play
"Raegcd Robin is one Of the big money
makers Of the present season. Tho stellar
role is a very picturesque vagabond. the
disinherited son of 4 nohleman. lie is n
sweet singer and on the best Of terms
with fairies. gcblns and other beings as
irresponsible as himself 1t will be seen
here the last half of next week at the
Salt Lake theatcr
Miss Eulalie Jensen, who takes the
leading role-that of the presidents wife
in the musical sketch. "At the Couu-
try Club, which Is part of This weeks
hin at the Orpheum. is repeating the
successes she won in Salt Lake In Yin"
past Before going into vaudeville, Miss
Jensen was starred as Peggy In Peggy
from Paris" and the girl in 'Thc
Time, the Place and the Girl" The Or
phcum is making arrangements 70 fash
the election results from the lSinodromc
on Tuesday evening.
what seems 10 many people to be the
real kernel OF - Knight for Il Day is
the famous American beauty chorus The
dazzling display of energy and life OF
tie choruses, especially in the antics Of
the songs. Life Is Il Sec Saw" Little
Girl in Blue" whistle as You Walk
Out" and others ali will be remembered
and hummed with pleasure,
The attraction to bc seen at the Salt
Lake th"at"r next Monday is George
Rroadhurst's great play of American lifc.
"rhc Man OF the Hour" which will be
presented by Managers William a. Brady
and Joseph r. Gr!smor's special COM
pany. Though In its fourth year it is
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