The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06


At The Orphcun theater Friday after
\ noon. Mrs. John Reed. one Of the best.
/ known and most prominent society wo-
! men OF Salt Lake made her first appear
anoe az a professional entcrtaincr. 1t
| was tryuut In which she rendered two
pieces In dialect one Irish. the other nc
! gro. Both were Clcycvv rendered, al
! though the negro dialect waS the better
| of th" two, The only criticism that could
dialect was "A llttlc too long, Vaudeville
Audiences. as rule. want something
short snaPpy. and sInscry and with
shorter pieces there is no doubt but what
her success as a professional entertainer
is assured for her dialect work is c%c"p-
tionally good. Mrs, Reed is not an c!"-
culionist. but an ilturpreter of dialect.
She has appeared In many amateur per,
(ormanccs and has always been social
tIyoritc, In her tntcrprcta tions Friday
she appeared a little nervous at the
start something that Is sure 60 happen
lo all when they make th"ir first appear
ancc i'm the professional field. \ large
number OF her friends WAS present and
when she concluded she was given round
after round Of applause. and was present
ed win = beautiful bouquet of autumn
dawers. Airs Feed win, in all likelihood.
which event she viii carry The good
wishes of her host Of friends
There WAS 4 capacity audience at the
salt Lake Thnater, Friday evening. when
tho leprahsuns. the ban3heo and tho
fairies Wore again seen III the play ot
Ragged Robin" Tho big audience was
charmed and delighted. not only. with
the plan aud m" magnificent staging of
the piece, but they were enchanted with
the delightful solos rendered by Chaun-
god Robin. Tho play viii he presented
this afternoon and evening. You should
sec this most beautiful play
,.,1 I,s
opportunities 10 hear "Thc Sunny Side
Of Broadway." The engagement has been
an unusually successful one. and large
audiences have been pleased. There VIII
hc "A matinee today at 2.l5, the closing
performance tonight al sis O'Clock.
The production of "Thelma, by the
willard Mack players at the Grand this
week has drawn capacity audiences at
every performance. Miss Blanche Doug
las has never been seen 10 better adyan-
tago than in the character Of Thelma
Al OF the other characters arc admirably
cast. There will be a matinee this aft
ernoon and in the evening the last per
formancc OF myheima VII be given
Next week THE Squaw Man VIII be
presented,
At tho Bungalow. Pa9taseS vaudeville Ie
is proyyLns winner. Tns neadlinGr lis is
Helene and her lcapinS grcyhounhs. All
tho acts on the bill are good. There are
daily maiinccs.
"Circumstantial Evidence" is the great
attraction at the Orpleum this week. and
large audiences have witnessed the pro-
duction, All Of the acts arc pleasing
There viii be matinee today and the
bill will conclude with the evening per
Torrance,
That dainty, bit of musical Dresden;
comes 10 The Colonial for a weeks run.
the first performance being given Sun,
day evening. The play will be presented
in all It's original glory
C.. y. sutton, who came TO Salt Lake
with the Orphcum Road Show and who
has been manager Of the Orphcum houses
this city. He will also have charge Of
the orpheum houses in ogden and Logan
There is every Indication Of a notable
opening AT the Salt Lake Thcater on
Monday night, when The Soul Kiss, "
one OF the most successful musical come
dies in years, Win make It's initial bow
before local theatcrsocrs The Soul
KISS" has been popularity classified as the
most gigantic vnusical entertainment ever
The merit of The different songs and
dances which arc heard and seen in the
performance lies In their novelty and
ro Mi a TT rTT,na opsr wh9 5 tS
piece has been especially imported from
Paris 10 assume this role Sine IL con-
cedcd the most successful dancer
throughout ali Of continental Europe.
II YOU have not attended the Malcs-
tic theatre this week You should do
so, FOR that popular house has Que Of
he best bills ever presented i'm the
city TOR tho price. Every net playing
there is presented by dainty yaudc
Vile artist of orig inalltv and ability.
Long aud West, the premier team. with
original jokes and songs, arc keeping
the patrons OF that theatre in one con
vuls!on Of laughter MIR. Carl. better
known as the musical gcniu will keep
YOU interested with limitations on differ.
ent musical instruments The pictures.
pnr excellence. cannot be beaten One
particular picture is called the "Expia-
ton. Iu this one dramatized tale,
Won can sec, plain as If In life. the
iucurablc drunkard 5 fate, and "A wife :
devotion II is one -of the most eXcep.
tional and instructive pictures ever
depicted Manager Revicr will present.
commencing Monday. "The Girl with
Auburn Hair. y
ONLY $3.50