The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-22

have a college quartet that is very good
and takes well with the house. Mr.. Me
Cullough also sings Il song, but 1t ap-
pcarcd to he difficult FOR him 1" remain
IN tune with the accompaniment. NThc
boat race scene i'm the third act is worked
UP with special effect and imparts It's
spirit and enthusiasm to the audience.
The play viii be produced every night
this week. wei rs ut matinee per-
formJnccs ON Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons and special Thanksgiving
matinee.
rantagcs' vaudeville attracted Il ca
paCiiy house at the Bungalow thcatcr
Sunday evening. The bill is Il good one
however. among the best that has been
presented at that popular playhouse since
vaudeville was opened there. Luigi li-
caro-. hand balanccr. and his three assist
ants, is probably The headlncr on The
work. Nulc and simpson, comedy MINI
les. do their part well. The sin city
quartcltc is deserving nf especial men,
ton. Tho members OF this quartettc rem
der som" good songs, aud they were
given a hearty ovation Sunday night, re-
spending To several eDCorcS. William
Ransdcll and the Eansdcll sisters have
pretty fancy toe-dapcin% sketch, and ca
naris continues tO mYStify his audience
with his magic slcichl of-hand stunts.
The Pantugcscopc and the Bungalow or
chrstra complete the hill. II runs unlil
and including Wednesday night, with
Miss Annette Hall who is known as
tho girl with the $4,000 voice. and vino
is one Of the principals in "Lu." which
comes TO the salt Lake thcatcr for
three days engagement beginning to-
night sang two solos at the First Mctho-
dist church Sunday evening she has
remarkable and beautiful soprano voice
and her appearance tlis evening with
John II. Young. the original Johnny
Hicks in The Time, The Place and The
Girl is th" big musical comedy 10
win beyond question make a sensation
here. for Harry Aslsin. the owner oi
"LU," believes that in Miss Hall Inc has
discovered another Edna May. Miss llall
was born IN a little Connecticut village
about nineteen years aEO. Her father
died when she was thirteen. leaving her
and her mother $50. 900 Even as ch,ld
her voice showed marvellous promise and
she was ambitious 10 sing in public So
confident was her mother of her ability
that in the past six years every cent OF
their capital has been spent in Miss
Halls education and the cultivation Of
her voice. and this summer she was ready
60 try and reap the reward OF her "N-
peuditure of time and money.
Miss Hall had spent several summers
al Worcester. Mass ana this summer
she was asked 10 sing at 4 local enter
taiIment one evening
Mr. William L, Burlock. general repre-
sentative OF The Henry Ashin company
happened 90 so TO Worcester That even
cludcd. sirollnd into the thcatcr TO pass
an hour before taking his train To New
York
Miss Hall was standing in the center
Of the stage singing solo as he en-
tered and the beauty qf her voice, her
personality and fascination appealed TO
him instantly. Turning 10 n member OF
the executive committee Mr.. Burlock
Exclaimed. III that girl would 80 on
the professional comic opera stage ]
would guarantee TO make her the greatest
comic opera star in the world IN two
years.
"Wcu" said his listener, that is what
she wishes and expects To do. She leaves
here tomorrow for New York TO look for
an engagement
"Shc has one now n you'll introduce me
10 her" answered Mir. Buruck, and five
minutes later he was pocketiuG con
tract with Miss Halls signature. she
had never danced step IN her life, but
in the past two months she has dcvel-
opcG into a remarkably graceful fancy
dancer, while every worshiper at Dr.
Shorts church sunday evening IS ready
TO declare her voice OF grand opera cal
ibcr.
Nribur Hartmann I1, famous yluliuist.