The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-21
PRESS AGENTS PROMISE.
Vaudeville at orpheum.

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A fine aggregation of vaudeville tall
ent is promised at the Orpheum this
week, beginning tonight The head
liners are the Russell Brothers in 'Our
Servant Girl" They are assisted by
Flora Bonfanti Russell in toe dancing.
Delineating Irish women, not pretend
ing a beautiful woman idea, they are
female impersonators that are far
above anything of the kind ever seen
locally. AS Irish servant girls, they
1-lTe extremely funny all the time they
are on the stage. One of the brothers in
his part tells of visit to an Uncle
TOMS Cabin" show. The recital is de-
liciously humorous. The other brother
sings a catchy Irish song entitled
Where the River Shannon Flows."
For years these comedians have been
faVorites with theatre-goers-
4 clever singing and dancing comedi-
an, Johnny McVeigh, whom 3. A. Rolfe
is featuring with his College Girls"
has long been identified with leading
popular musical comedies. He has
played very important parts in George
NJ. Cohan's Running for Office"
"Humpty DUN 1ty,' Top O. the World"
and many other successes. His present
vehicle gives ample scope for his abili-
ties as a light comedian, singer and
dancer. 1t also serves to bring out the
abilities and grace of four talented
girls. There is enough story in the act
to make a plot; and an atmosphere Of
college life and the dash and vim of the
four spIightly girls, who are singers
and dancers.
Dude Detective" as played by Frank
Byron. is entitled to the distinction,
''the most absurdly funny man in
vaudeville" AS a freak comedian he
manages to keep his audience in a state
of excessive hilarity. His great come
6y song. And Lost Another Chance
TO Be q Hero" is a distinct feature.
Louise Langdon appears with Mr. BY
ron.
Seldoms' Venus is the Joy Of art low
ers. In his marble poems OF plastic
statuary he has set for himself d name
that stands for the best In artistic de-
veIopment. He is a Partisan artist who
has brought to this country trained
models, men and women, who pose in
marble delineations. There are p num-
Der of groups and figures. reproducing
the worlds best works in plastic art.
Among them are such masterpieces as
Samson Bound" THE Fountain"
Reaching the Winning Post" and
other well known subjects. With the
fects, he provides a marvelously beau
tiful number.
The Countess Olga Rossi is regarded
as one of the most beautiful women in
the world. She possesses talent, and
is ably assisted by Paulo. formerly of
the team OF Dika and Paulo. During
the course Of the act, which has special
scenery and stage settings, singing and
dancing are introduced.
A musical Offering, made up OF vocal
and instrumental numbers, is that pro-
vided by the Misses Drucie and Carolyn
DelmoFe. These young ladies are clever
In their work, sprightly in action, and
beautiful in face and figure.
In Edward Barnes. the ragtime pi-
auist," will be found an artist and a
musician. He is versatile and talented.
The famous orchestra, with Willard
Weihe welding the baton, will provide
It's usual quota OF good things in over
lures and standard compositions. The
kinodrome will show some snappy, fresh
feature pictureS