The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16

human Kangaroo assisted by Doris
Recce; Coo and Boyd '"Thc Musician
and the Maid.', and regular orp!houm
"Princc Of Entcrtaincrs" and Enter
t.iner Of Princes, - The world is his
field. and he has covered it, leaving
| laughter and humor behind. His pres
ent vaudeville tour is limited TO seven
weeks, after which time he sails for
England. He is the author Of the ia.
nous book, "Pcople / Have Smiled
! With, - aud also his later one, Smiling
Round the World.
Tom Nawn is famed for his portrayal
of Irish characters. His broguc is not
the broad, cultural. throaty utterance
of the too common Irish comedian, and
he doesn 6 wear red whiskcrs, He s
Pat, the gardner. The skit is rich in
humor and provokes laughter fror which
one need not blush. Mr.. Nawn is as
sisted by Mrs. Nawn, Charlotte Appcllc.
as the genii. and two colored men who
pose as slaves of the genii.
a tasty setting has been provided for
the Eight Mclaris. This act consists
Of double quartette of excellent ltal-
ian vocalists, who contribute singing
novelty which is said 20 be unusually
artistic.
An aerial novelty, in fact the only Of
fcring of its kind this season. is that Of
! the Four Casting Dunbars 1t is sensa-
tioGal in character, and owing TO the
daring displayed, ,has become the lead
iug athletic feature in vaudeville to.
day. The four athletes in this act work
on uickelplated bars
Refined musical artists arc Miss Nell
Lockwood and Miss Hazel Bryson. who
present an uncommonly good musical Of
Ierlng of songs and whistling numbers
They open with a prctcntiOus duet, and
their rich and well-traned voices blend
beautifully.
Charles Matthews, "the human kan.
garoo,' assisted by Doris Rcece, will
introduce Il novel jumping act. Mat
thews is known as the champion jumper
of the world, a title he has held for
years against all corners in open com.
petition.
l.. ID. Coe. the famous minstrel com.
edian, assisted by Lillian Boyd. char
acter comcdlenne, make mp the Coo
and Boyd comedy musical creation,
The Musician and the Maid
The Orpheum orchestra, which is nj.
ways an important part of the bill. will
again be heard with popular and classi-
cal selections, while the lSinodromc will
keep up to it's late past record and
flash some new and interesting subjects
IN the moving picture line,
Monday evening, AT The Salt Lake
|
Knights of Columbus will present
Rex King and the all star Knights
OF Columbus minstrels in an attractive
performance. The proceeds will be
added to the fund the lodge has al
ready created, for the purpose of erect
ing new home. which viii add greatly
to the splendor of beautiful Salt Lake.
The programme, which has been care.
fully selected and nrtlstically arranged
ls exceptionally attractive and includes
many novelties Of unusual clcverncss
, The company comprises twenty-onc ar.
fists in the circle and ten end men with
the latest and best of jokes. twenty-five
young ladies in something new and
unique, comedians in original comic
, sketches that are up-todatc. German
and English quartette musical numbers
by clever artists and the best chorus
ever head in mlnstrelcy. Rex King
presents for the first time his latest
hit, Auto Be Full of Mrth.' The
! performance is for one night only, and
the advance sale of seats is very heavy
The programme is given below:
, Boncs-,Iohn Il. Francis o. o. Davis
: G. y. Locke j. II. Canning.
Iutcrlocutor-D. j. Laramie
TamS9SnJames 2i,9;;,- j., Ii, J. King T. a. Gacns,
: Vocal choir. J. Burke, director: OF
{ to NleGewleser e. j. Okccfc. william
Parr' lan ", r j. carten Joseph saqer' Nor
han, y. ]. Trcanor, Edward Meyer, Os-
. wald Veltz. j: j. Burke. c. \ Knowden
@ Female voiceS-Ruth Killeeu, Niole
). Daniels. Evelyn Johnson. Theresa Butler
elizabeth Butler, Venus Romney. Mars
Fafek. Katherine Owens. Genevicv'
, O'Connor. Josephine Ve!;z, Ellen Bogan
C Hcgncy. Adelaide Conkwright
: Girls taking part in this production pre-
! sided over by Miss Nora Gleason.
. Carry Ne Back TO Old VirSinny. ....
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; Introductory overture ..,...........,
:. Poverty ;............,...E. \. Gacnsslrr
J. Under the Chicken Tree 30. O. DavI,
:. Much Obliged TO You .,......C. \. Lock-
e Yankee Doodle Boy. chorus; -.
! ......,.:.. ..........-. Entire Company
/ Ora Pro NoAs ..............; j. i, Burk'
Original Song ..,...........I: II. Francis
K'ng Of the Main i;;ii::., i;;ii:.:. Norman fot'
o Don't Know .......-......J. /. Kini
: Quartettc--J !. Burke. G. \. knowldcn
d William Parr. Norman Vote
- The comic iwo-E. a: Gacnsslcn an;
"Mandys Beau.
German quartctte in comedy and song
Oswald Veltz. Edward Meyer otto Neide
welscr. August Motzlsus.
G. y. Nnowldcu. acrobat assisted b.
Masters Robert Young and Elmic Bc!
nardi
Miss Florence Locke soprano so!oist
$50 Saran Rose" (ArditD
Miss Marguerite Taylor IN scrpentlr'
LdICc5.
The assassination Of sadness. "liins
| Rex" IN his Auto Be Full OF Mrth,'
original moDologue and song.
The musical four in II musical mc!anS'
OF popular airs--J. Tanning, :. j. Oslka
a j. Bruncau. Julius Hilgard.
Marguerite Locke. clever boy impef
senator. in Every Race Has Flag bu
the Coon" assisted by Marguerite lie
cuyer. Mabc! Mooney. Thcresa Ncltz
Gertrude owen. Marguerite owen kath
crime O'Connor and Marguerite kaiz.
r; l. Monahan a,nd Venus RomneT NJ. IN
Rosie" assisted by i. J. Carten, G. \
Locke, j. /. King. Norman Vo,e. q
Neideweiser. T. j. O'Kecfc. Genevicv'
O'Connor. Katherine Owens, Ruth killecn
Theresa Butler. Elizabeth Butler an'
Frances Giassctt.
Sergeant Kitty, company chorus
My Dream Of the U, 3. A." by WI
liam Parr r l.. Mopahan. +. ]. O'Kecfe
F. J. Garten. r. !, T5eanoT; EorYon any, Vote t%e
NeidcweiseT r. +. Chantron. J. r, Can
ming. Oswald Neltz. Ruth killegn; Eve
lyn johnson. Theresa Ijulhr, Elizabet)
Butler Mary Fafek: Josephine Feltz
Katherine owens. Genevieve O'ConnoI
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