Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13

' Ahis NfIiN.'' ''''
managers of salt Lake Hing TO
Che brccze for the comingwecN-
vide tho announcements ON thl'
page indicate that the town VIII have
annie faro from which 10 make its
choice of "a toothsome theatrical feast
1t f. seldom. indeed that the Same week
brings us $50 many notable events as
the appearance Of sousa, George NJ.
Cohan and the advent OF q new Shu-
bort house. Ada to these the continued
popularity OF the Orphcum, The APP
p~arauce of now leading man at the
Grand. % play by Rex Beach at tho
Colonial and the coming ~ am old
timo fayoritc like Milton Noblcs at
the bungalow and the average theatcr
goor may we'll be pardoned 10 Doe COM
fesses TO feeling of bcwildermcnt as
TO where he ought 90 bestow his patron
age.
u IS seven years or over since George
NJ. Cohan was last seen ia salt Lake.
During that time he has been turning
out musical plays al "a fast and furious
rate. and we have had such successes
OF bis ms Little Johnny Jones
George Washington, Jr." "FOrty-hv0
Minutes from Broadway etc. but an
with someone else than Conan In the
leading part Now he comes an the
head OF his famous family which In
cludes himself his wife. his sister, and
his father. with a dozen other prin-
cipals iu the cast, and a big chorus OF
girls 10 nm I'm the chinks.
Cohan's new play is entitled The
Yankee Prince" and IL has had strong
success In New York. There are IS
song numbers in the play and the story
IS along the lively American lines that
his plays usually follow. 10 can be
said for them they are usually full OF
the brightest and most original kind OF
nonsense but best Of an, they are
clean.
Several good song numbers are Co be
heard in "Thc Yankee Prince. Tho
ones that viii undoubtedly become In
stantly popular are. showing the
Yankee London Town" I'm 10 Marry
Nobleman "Vinains IN the Play"
Come ON Down Town" Yankee Doo-
die for You, "The a b Cs OF the y.
s. A" "I SaV. Flo" MONEY!
and Think % over Carefully
The complete cast viii include George
NJ Cohan, Lila Rhodes. Helen f. CO.
han. Jerry J Cohan, Tom Lewis p. u.
Pratt. Sam }. Ryan Frank Hollins,
Robert Emmett Lennon. Donald Crisp,
J Jicuuel Lance. William Leyle, Lola
HOFFMAN. and Mildred Elaine.
Seats for Mr.. Cohan's engagement
viii be placed on sale Tuesday.
Edna Aug. the coincidence IA
Types" win be back az the orpheum
arain the coming week. She became a
decided favorite on the occasion OF her
previous visit. Since then she has had
au extended engagement abroad. dur
ius which she duplicated her American
successes in London aud Paris. Her
Offering is a series OF character studies.
some OF which are serious, but nearly
AN of which have a humorous turn.
Messrs Rover Emerson. Bates and
Reed, billed as THE Big city Qua-et'
promise a distinct treat 10 music lovers.
At the coast Orpheums they have been
dividing the honors with the headliners.
The Carmen troupe come In a special
~ described as Daring Wire Athle-
ties" II consists Of five persons. two
men and a had and two young women,
who perform "a series Of difficult feats
with seeming ease and at marvellous
speed
Henry Give assisted by Miss Mai
Sturgis Walker has am act that ls
said TO be both unique ana original HIS
Offering Is described by a Los Angeles
paper as "near- magic
The Terrell brothers give q bicycle
act that rs said TO be entirely new. one
does straight riding the other trick
work
a Baby Grand' IS the name OF a
uuc-act comedy to be presented by
Walter LOWS, Florence Burnsmore and
~ IA. Hartman.
Les Myosotis are solo dancers from