The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-25


''SShc Is Not My Little Gin in Blue"
This Is the song that Will be sung and
hummcd by many Sail Lal1crs TODAY; il
VIII likewise he whis:lcd ny many others
FOR II is catchy and full Of ginger. 1t
was enc Of the several pretty sou=s and
choruscS sung Ia "a Knight for 4 DAY.
th2C new musical comedy which was
presented for In" first time before Salt
Lakcrs al the Colonial thcatcr Sunday
night - c4ractty audience. And as
this biz audience lc:t the playhouse they
,woro wnis,llus another catchy air, ''Whis-
tie When You Walk ont"
And they could afford TO whistle. For
they We're al happy. for they all had
passed a delightful evening had listened
TO catchy music had witnessed some
pretty dances. had heard good chorus,
mad looked upon bcvv OF handsome
girls and had laughed and then laughed
again at the moro than clever work Of
comedian and Comcdieunr. had seen
lavish and artistic st"gc inyosturc and
colorful costumes worn by pretty women
aud delightfully."- groupad. splendid en-
scmbles which marked ihc openings and
inalcS of IN" tWo acts and beautiful clcc-
iucal effects.
Edward Hume Grace De Mar ard VIr-
cnia Stuart had thc leading roles and
al are well qualified for the portrayal
oi the Sparkling musical comedy roles
That The biz audience liked the musical
eHira\acdnIa. Tor that Is really what
II is was demonstrated by the frequent
encOTcs.
The stage settings. especially in ne
SECOND act. and tho electrical effects, par
H"uldrlv in the finale of llIis act were
beautiful ~ Knight fov Day'' will
l,iu In" Week with matinees Oh Wcdncs-
doy AMI Saturday. Indications point 10
overflow houses at every performance.
a good audience was present at the
liungalow Sunday evening, when the
Arlington players gave their farewell per
iornapco. presenting East LyIne,' and
/ The last evening Tor the legitimate drama
in this playhouse. for II WI! DC closed
until Thursday. when n will open as i
,audcViil" hous" During The stay Of
thc Arlington company al the Bungalow
th" players have made MANY friends, who
rcgret To see the company leave. For
some time they viii divide time between
Ogden and Logan playing Il the Orphcum
thcater in tboth those cities.
This weeks bill at the oIphcun is an
olA@r high class offering. From the lime
That The curtain rises upon Paul Ncvins
ih" conclusion Of AT the Country
Club. a delightful little musical
comcdy ihcre Is something doing cv
.rN minute. "At the Country Club" is
-thr hcadlmcr, and five exceedingly hand
som" young women, beautifully Sowncd.
anu assisted by six men. give ore Of the
most exquisite acts Seen nj the Orpheum
Tor some time, The only criticism that
possibly could bc made Of tho bill in It's
Entirety Is that there is too much dane
t1S. but the dancing was So well done
That .hc audience did not appear To
nave any complaint upon that score sig.
~l-uclano Lucca. VINO has distinct so
plano and baritone voice. gave a number
oi selections which greatly pleased the
music-lovers. Dick Gardner and Anna
Revere. in Real Variety" did some songs
and dances that were far above the or
uinary- The singing and dancing mps-
senscr boys. Lcevcr Lee. Nanny and
Roberts. gave strictly original stunt
Win some excellent singing and novel
dancing. MaNlm's models have been seen
hrre before. and they were just as mag
l. hlilcenl auJ drew as much applause rs
I ever Patsy Doyle, the droIl humoriSt "
innde one of tho biggest hits Of the even
an, imS, ana was recalled number OF times
non came the exquisite little sketch
4 NJ me Country Club which closed the
The Count Of Monte Christo'' occupjed
.nr stage at The Grand thca,cr Sunday
u i.ient' ana from the large audience and
n iu'nEr"us curtain calls he certainly mus st
tkur'd OF the fact that hc is lust as
4. !sPular and welcome today as hc MAS IN
[ years gone by.
Monte Christo.' as played hv The vii.
Y iard Mack Stock company. ig prosa,tnd
y 10 the audience with appropriate scenery
n"o costumes. and the various roles are
n lnDe suffer by comparison with prryious
n IprohuctlonS and the hero of Dumas ro-
n nahtl" drama Of Love. Haze and IN
II VIne.c wakes anew the longing IN ones
'i,tuft ior such an opportunity OF reward
lhS good and punisbing evil
willard Mack was III. Threatened with
Z ~, nN,"'h"hlH ana having been ordered 10 |
D E'st Tor two or three DAYS by nrdc, of
& t,is ph[Sician. Frederick Moore playcd the
u pnr' oi Edmond Dautrs, and made a yer-, Z
iiIp,roPla"'" Monte Crsto. Miss Blanche
. n ppdSas, Mercedes. nas nm onnnit,
az 10 Gemonstratc 10 her friends what
nj tL@aiy clever actress can make out
cri,. rnn!t, and she did splenGidly Fred
kMh Allen. james keuni". Elmer RnotL
ofit,unng Aicin" and Miss Anna McNauch
!e' r"i "n were pleasing IN their respective
/<,nnJ,,. ana MISS Bessie Dainty. as Albert. !
~ u handsome hoy. Monte C'rIgto'i |
AJ,o 'uli me balance Of the week. with
Inc 'sual Wednesday and Saturday mat
IXfr -.&L most gtcccssfu comedy "a Cen
w. Sgvpsia Is our national aimcut Rur
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