The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-08

= COLONIAL TIIEATER Tho Time =
- the Place and the Girl" Even IL
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= ORPIIEU-M Observation-Disclosures !.
= vaudeville. Matinee. 2:15, even =
! - ing, SID, =.
:. BUNGALOW TuEATER-Pantagcs :.
- vaudeville, Matinee 21J; even =.
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All orphcnm shows are good Some
are better than others. But no mistake
| Is made when one visits the Orpheum
| for II the entire bill does not appeal To
! you there are enough acts upon the bill
! 10 please and You can take your pick
| The bill this week, which opened Sun
day night. Is not onl% sood, but IL is
| best. There is something In IT, 10 please
all. Ii there was nothing else upon the
| programme than the opening act In which
Sansono and Della appear, this Of itself
would bc worth the price OF admission
! for il is new and novel and unique, and
some Of the best balancing ever seen
upon the orpheum stage was shown.
| Preceding the act was the. overture by
the orpheum orchestra and to hear the
| exceptional music was likewise worth
the price paid AT the box office,
Then came Ray Montgomery and the
! Healcy Sisters, Anna and Jennie In n
novelty singing and dancing skit. II is
a clever stunt, the sisters are handsome
in face and In figure. they eau sing and
dance, and they wear pretty costumes.
Montgomcry.s coon songs are away up.
'The, Mayor OF Laughlapd" appears on
! the bin His name Is Tom Waters. This
year is his only appearance in Vaudc-
vile. Were he TO remain upon the
| Orphvum circuit he would incapacitatc
| Orphcum patrons for he causes them TO
almost split their sides with laughter, His
stunt Of pianoloEue. monologue. SONG and
mimlcry is away up ut the top.
Jim Kelly aud Annie Kent have been
here before They Will come again, and
they viii always be welcome, for their
Hodge Podee of comedy. singing and
dancing is more funny than ever, Salt
Lakers like them.
Fifth on the programme is a selection
from Madame Butterfly rendered by
the Orpheum orchestra under the direc-
ton OF Willard Wichc. Its rendition was
spldfdid, and tlat It was appreciated was
shown by the hearty applause.
Press agents designate The fantastic
pantommc of "rhe Rose and the Dag
ger" given by Sonora Rosario Guerrero,
assisted by Sisnor Paylieri, as the head
liner. The sonora is n handsome woman.
a beautiful woman and her pantomlmc
is more than well done, Her dance Is
Murray and Mack, old-tmc fayori,es
here. are more funny than ever in their
newest and Latest Offering, N Harlem
Spaiding and Riego. Scandinavian gym
naSts in their comedy act upon the
horizontal bar have stunt that is pleas
The lsmodrone pictures conclude the
BIZ. 1t will run the week, with daily
mat!nccs.
The Grand theater will be dark this
week "Thelma' was presented by
Blanche Douglas and the Grand stock
company Sunday night to capacity
house The reason for the dark week
at this popular PLAYHOUSE is due to the
action Of Willard Mack. 1t is the old
story with him. pelton and Smutzer,
the managers of the Grand. in order to
protect their patrons and the players In
what has been known as the Willard
Mack players wore compelled TO close the
house for a week until their new lead
ing man arrives. This gentleman is Wal
ter Mccullough who ranks among the
best actors in stock in The country, He
VIII arrive within day or two, Mean
while all the members OF the Old COM
pany, including Miss Blanche Douglas,
will devote the week 20 rehearsal. and
on Sunday evening next the company
THE Great Divide" in which Mr Nc
Cullough VIII appear. and the Grand will
then continue TO present the highest class
OF dramas,
Judging from the enthusiasm mani
tested by a large and apprecia tive audi
encc at the Bungalow thcatcr last night.
Pantagcs vaudeville scored another tcu-
rstrike with the theaterg going public, as
suring permanent popularity with the
lovers OF vaudeville and a profitable run
for thc management. The programme
furnishes a delightful evenings enter
tainment and should not be overlooked.
1 The headliner Is consolidated act con i
sistIuc OF Leon Morris Il Co.'S trained
: ponies and La Belle HelenaS leaping
srcyhounds The horses furnish one of
the best equine performances ever wit
: messed In 5hiS city, the principle feature
2 being wrestling match between two
ponies and husky negro, the animals
coming ouf Ylctors.
/. The other features of the programme
= arc Smith, Evans and Williams. who in
a comedy sketch entitled ''All That's Fair
IN Love" depict The trials and tribua-
tious Of loving pair with the tyrannical
, ! father. give ten minutes fuli of fun and
| laughter. Sutton and sutton appear in
:. a comic singing talking contortion a"l
entitled ''The Girl, the Rube and tue
Pumpkin" which is a lively mirth pro-
, yoiling skit The Chartris Sisters do u
= singing and whistling stunt that is well
up To the standard. Roberts and Dow
Incy do some lively clog dancing. with a
< little singing thrown in, introducing some
. new steps i'm the clog line. An Illus
! tratcd song by Miss Eallangcr and tho
3 Pantascscope complete the programme
"rhc Time. the Place and the Girl
= That comedy with music, has returned
!. 10 salt Lake CITY brighter and better ano
/. catcher than ever. This Was 2itGStsc
II | by the immense audience That packed IN,
- Colonial thcatcr from nit 20 dome sun
day evening. From the ,imr tho cur
tain rose on the opening chorus ant
Pedro, The organ grinder until !t wen
:, down upon the guests leaving TIC sam
0 tarium and hotel in the Virginia NOM
!; | tains there was happy audience at th,
II Third South street house OF uirth sun
u Gav evening.
Charming Mss joutou as Mrs. Tai
: colt is Just Jbou- the saucicst. mcrriest
: make believe widow that ever eIided Owe
= n waTed floor. and, ,,'ironettng win M M
@ abandon that seemed due 10 4 Surr"nJe
= OF all her forces To the enthusiasm %
her heart. won rounds ol applause. i'os'
u siblv her work LOST = little dclicacy latc
= i'm the play and maybe II did not Mis-!
y Elizabeth Goodall Molly Kelly. uh'
J. nurse Is much better than good, allc
j. Jessie Huston as Margaret Simpson The
Il Girl" Is excellent. Robert G. l'iiHin ha'