The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-19
Observation-Disclosures.

| t''''t AIliN arc DtNltT lil1ll
! others but one must be OF n discrimi-
mating mind TO pick which one II Is
| loI rom The time that Harry Tsuda ap-
| pcatS when the curtain goes up ON his
',' rTurn pi oriental cleveruess until II falls
! usoH '!!c Iast one Of the animated Views
or the lsinodromc, IL Is All show. ard Il
Is -, a. corkinG good one too.
| eIt nave bccn seen on the OrphcUm
surg ,hlhlctcs who do clever turns but
~ noHe nave been seen that is better than
! IN performance of cquiibrlsm of Tsuda
Japanese, In which Is featured aerial
tIIpls- balancing on q revolving globe. It
| done 'F''Oi'"'S w"
In the dancing and singing vIolInist.
FRANK whitman, IS another new and very
clever act, and that Il was appreciated
Was Was SHOWN by the merited applause given
The Spring Of YOUTH" or rather. tho
2ssliled man. stunt ip which Harry
roy roy ana Florence Clark. two popular
vaudeville comedians do turn Is new
Is novel is unique. 1t is a real show
by itself. and good show, too
~ an artistic character study of
lSplcaI country girl. Iotta Gladstone does
a. a. tutn mat Is exceptionally clever. turn
IN which she has the audience with her
from the beginning 10 the end.
James and Edith Chapman Ncill have
peen her" before In their comedy "Thc
Lady Across the Hail. but they are just
as clever as, ever and their act is as
. Rossiter's Novelty Dancing -Four.
hughes and Males Raymond and Hall
headed by Johnny Hughes. have an act
winch gives opportunity for some sing
ing and some exceedingly good work In
terpsichorean way
Comedy cyclists in the persons Of f. T..
baiucr' Miss Edith La Nclc and T.. G.
Ackerman, introduce bit OF work on
The wheel that captures the audience and
hoIds them throughout the act.
The muSc by the famous Orphcum or
chestra and animated views OF the kino-
drome concluue a fine bill.
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IN high English society. began what
should be a decidedly prosperous week for
ne Colonial theater last night. The
story OF love FOR tho other fellows wife:
opt there are great many sparkles
throughout it all the company being
Han as Lady Jessica penctrates perforce
into the hearts OF the audience. lust as
SSne did that of Edward Falkner. Her
husband is a stupid fellow little given
TO expressing his appreciation for the
Wiie even II he felt il. so there was
nothing more natural FOR the vain wife
The 90 IGrH aScGPt G ,n Wth pure purpose
as Faikncr handles n difficult part well
and TO George =. Baldwin as Colonel
Christopher IS due sincere tribute. AS
a friend OF his erring comrade he Is as
convincing from the start 10 everyone
Put k9.kner ~, mankind could he. Ar
,mE A4cine as Lady Jessica's husband in
iylng situations was very good. Anna
Cleveland as Lady Rosamond and Bessie
Hunter as Dolly bring naturalness To
bear on their parts which. combined with
their good looks, make them extremely
attractive. But equally as much can be
said OF Callic Gates as Mrs. Crespinc and
ialr TO The Liars TO give the story.
60 and see II, it is worth while by long
odds.
"Thc Hello Girls" romped through n
pleasant evening at the Bungalow the
atGr on Sunday night, TO the delight OF
a houseiml OF people. II IS a breezy
thing, full OF musical ginger and saappy !
comedy from beginning TO end. There |
are several catchy songs distributed |
through the two acts, among them being |
Garter and the Telephone girls Hey, !
Mr.. Joshua, Hey by L. c. Hunt and |
thne chorus; and AT the Telephone" by !
Miss Frankel and the operators. Miss |
Marjorie Lake. who T. the principal char |
acter In the little plot about which is |
gathered all the music and funny stu
singing and dancing specially in the sec |
ond act. The Rose city quartettc also |
comes IN for generous portion of ap- |
plause in their work. which Is so good |
as TO bring several recalls. Taken as a
whole. the company engaged for "The |
Hello Girls, is composed OF capable pcO-
for IN the sketch. There are pretty girls |
chic. and OF tuncful voice. the men arc
well chosen; among them being Abe
Friedaud. who furnishes the chief COM
cdy as Rudolph SnitZ, the telephone in I
spector. The Hello Girls" viii con
unue until Wednesday night, including
Thursday night viii he presented by the !
same company, The Grafters," which
is said TO be a very attractive musical
comedy and which will fill out the re-
malnder OF the week, including Saturday
matinee.
"An Orphans Prayer" by the Airing
ton company, opened weeks engage
ment at the Grand thcater Sunday oven
ing. The players were greeted by ca
pacity house and were heartily applaudcd |
throughout the entire performances. IAN
Orphans Prayer Is a pastoral nelo-
drama; The action IS in the state OF
slums and criminal life of that city. II
IS wen presented by the Arlington players.
md 1t promises to make hit with the
Salt Lake theater,- going public. Miss
amity.' does the part well as does also
Thomas Pauley and Clinton Grossly as
linton Grossly, a nobleman. respective
y. Calamity Is the foster sister OF Flor
nee Owens, the character taken by Miss
Marie Sanger. Everson Is In love with
Miss Owens but she runs away with
,rossby and Everson eventually marrics
'alamity, her fosters sister The curtain
'hot by Esersou after deserving and
bringing disgrace upon Florence Owens.
lis (Everson's) former sweetheart. Be
wecn the acts entertaining vaudeville
lumhers are presented by the Clayson !
amiiy and little mcZ, Ody and Helen.
\, rhe play runs the week. with matnees
Wednesday and Saturday,
Bulwer Lytton's magnificent story.
The Last Days Of Pompeii," is being
hown in detail this week at the new
,yric. 1t seems impossible that a big
I've volcano can be pictured. temples
burned. columns shattered and death
wrought III a motion picture; ncvcrthe- ,
ess, this Is what Raleigh and Robert,
Iurope's most famous motion photograph
-rtists. have done. They have wrought I
picture that is seldom equalcd, they [
ave employed the highest priced actors ;
md have spent thousands OF dollars in ,
'crfcctiug this splendid picture. The
'athetic story of Nydia, the blind girl
9 beautifully told. The staging is su- ]
'crb, and the whole picture one that is $
cortb going long way TO SEQ, The
ther pictures this week are far above ,
he usual standard. The bill viii run all ,
week.
The Salt Lake Choral society is hard {
L work on the music for the spring fes- s
ival. This chorus sings on the first {
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