The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-21
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The Orpheum will open its sale Of
seats this morning for the first week of
the season. The initial performance will
he given Sunday night. The decorators
have finished their work and the carpets
are being laid today. New scenery has
been painted. and new lighting system in
stalled. The house is now one of the
prettiest in this country.
All of the numbers Of the opening bin
are new to salt Lake City. and all OF
them come with the most glowing press
Claude Gllingwater. the comedian who
was formerly with FRITZ Scheff. James
o. Neil and other stars, viii appear at the
head Of his own company in a Strenuous
Rehearsal "a playlet written by himself.
Tt is said 20 be very clever i'm its con-
StructiOn. lines and situations and to Of
FER Mr. Gillingwater tine opportunities as
are best adapted TO his style of acting
He is supported by d strong company.
THE sunny South" is the descriptive
title OF a number in which ten people ap-
pear They sing. dance and there are
some pretty scenic effects.
a Spotless Reputa zion" will be pre-
sented BY Albert L. PellatOn and William
foram. IT deals with politics.
Billy Van, the minstrel who was for
meTly with Primrose & West Haverly
and W Il. West viii appear in burnt
cork
ia Grannon is a singing coincidence
who established herself as a favorte
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musical productions.
The Banks reazeaIe duo are two pretty
young women who have a dainty instrU
mental Offerne which has been highly
praised during their stay on the coast
Luigi Brothers are newcomers to this
country They are acrObats who combine |
comedy with their act. The kinodrome /
viii show the latest i'm moving pictures |
Willard Weihe and his orchestra will be /
heard I'm attractive selections.
There viii be daily matinee with the I
exception of Sunday.
Opening with a scene that catches the /
of an audience by a suggestion 1
Of oriental OCCultism, "The Servant I'm the I
House throughout five acts. maintains I
an atmosphere of mysticism. At the /
very beginning Of the play the author,
Charles Ram Kennedy. introduces "a mys-
FERROUS HindoO. clothed I'm the flowing
of the far east, who calmly in
forms the members of the family i'm
which he has secured position. that ne
can see without looking, and read the
thoughts of those about him as readily as
hey comprehend his spoken words. This
,aim. dignified Indian servant moves
through the play, quietly and unOstenta
iously, but from beginning to end he
'ompels the attention of the audience.
He IL is who gives the play It's name
The Sert ant in the House Mr. Ken
ledys powerful comedy drama viii be
presented at the salt Lake theatre for
me week, beginning July %, with We'd
iesday and Saturday matinees. by Henry
.Iiller's all-star associate players. The
asst presents seven famous actors. .includ-
ng Charles Dalton. George W. Wilson,
Nilfred Roger. Lizzie Hudson Collier,
hilton Sils GWladys Wynne and Ben
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Manager EIdredge has arranged with
'harles FrOhman of New York for
omplete production of William Collier
Teatest comedy success, The Man From
Texico " NJ the grand Mr. Mack is Z
Justly engaged directing the production.
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