The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10

Aerial acrobats, expert wire artists,
perhaps the best ever seen here. are the
at the Orphcum this week and the act
which they present cannot be excelled
and would he difficult TO equal.
AS an example OF perfection in animal
training the performance of the pony, dog
and cats in SIlbon's Novelty Circus is
not only remarkable. but it is cxcep-
tional.
Jealousy About Nothing" a one-act
SS9medietla, furnishes a, medium for
and Edith Mason, who is also well known
in light opera. 10 show that they can sing
just as sweetly ever Their act is
meiodions' 1t is tuneful. it is pleasing.
The Three Leightons in their stunt,
"a One Night Stand in Minstrelsy." gives
Opportunity for sone clever work in the
way OF d-timc minStrcsy
Loney Haskell in his character mono
logue is original He tells some good
stories and tells them Well and his i'm
presentations arc exceedingly clever.
In the musical conceit OF the Slnde-
bonas there Is some good music. but their
act could be improved BY eliminating
Elsie Faye. Joe Miller and Sam Weston
arc exceptionally clever dancers. and
they can sing. Their act was We'll re-
ceived
The music by the Orpheum orchestra
under the, direction of Prof. Weihe was
the best heard for long time. This,
with the Kinodrome pictures. makes up
the bill which will run j1c week, with
daily matinees.
The opening concert of Salt Lakes
third musical festival will be gren at
the Tabernacle this (Monday) evening at
o:15 o'clock. Tho famous Chicago sym
This Monday) morning. The concert, will
open with excerpts from "Cavalleria
Rusticanna" by the orchestra, the four
vocal soloists, Aida Hemmi, soprano: Har-
rict Flahm, contralto. David 3. DuSgan.
tenor and Frank Preisch, basso. assisted
b the Festival chorus and the salt Lake
4 oh Inn tflEl'r nj
Stecrsman Leave the Watch,' from the
Flying Dutchman," will be given by the
male chorus. accompanied by the or or
chcstra under the baton Of Squire Coop.
Fair Ellen by Max Bruch, will close
me first part of the programme. sung ~
Miss Hsmmi and GGfSh Nj Preisch T Pr Prof. Coop
conducting Between the first and sec
ond part the orchestra. with Adqlph Ro-
ture, Die Meistersineer" The second
part will he opened by the ladies chorus
from the Choral sosIet% z singing n los an ar
orchestratod by their conductor Prof.
Mcclellan: The Salt Lake Choral society;
With Prof Mcclellan direeing Gs aSsistgd ni;
close the evening with Gounoos celc-
brated cantata, '|Galls..
The festival viii continue throughout
Tuesday. matinee of miscellaneous
musical numbers will be given al $3.50 by
the orchestra and soloists. Tomorrow
night will close the series Of concerts.
nacle choir, rendering "The Last Judc-
ment,, by, spohr:u under the direction Of
Prof, STEPHENS The sal" OF seats at the
Clayton Laynes music store has been
large and every indication IS for big
houses, The souvenir programmes should
he purchased before, entering the Thber-
nacie. as none will bc sold inside the
building.
There VIII be no organ rccitals at the
Tabernacle either today or TUESDAY, on
account of the sp:ing Musical Festival.
which will be held in the big auditorium:
Of the week Tracy Y. Cannon will pre-
side at the organ Mednesdsg S,oG iidWhTa =:
an on Friday and Saturday.
According To telegram received sun
day twelve carloads OF steel for the new
Mission thcatcr arc now on the road be-
as il l. coming as fast freight il is
thought il viii arrive Tuetsasy. The M
about completed and all will be in read
mess for the steel when It arrives.
The comedy drama, "A Message from
Nars" was presented at the Colonial
heater Sunday night by q capable com
pany. This PLAY. always popular one,
has been seen here before but it was
never presented by u better COMPANY
cveniug, Beresford Lovett Horace
Parker is the .personification oi COLO :
Maurice Cass as the tramp and Alfred
Beaumont as the McssenGer from MATS
were al Very clever Miss May Hurst Us Us
as Minnie Templar, are deseryins OF
special mention for their painstahins por-
travail of their roles Inc piaI, PrTL''H P,ir,'I y
and ono can spend a very pleasant even
ing with "a Message from Mnrs as as
also at the matinecs on IhuTs1aN 'uo
Saturday. for the piece Will run the Week