Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-11
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Ing actress. Miss Blanche Doug
las. will be seen for the last time
tonight. at least for period Of
some weeks The arrival OF Maude
Leone releases her Tor a time. but Me.
Mack so thoroughly senses ner Valuc u
him. that he has decided to retain her
services and send her on the road
touching the towns near by. and max
ing it Lossible Tor her To come BACK To
the Grand for an occasional engage
ment later on. Her first e1gaSement
will be next Friday and Satu day eV9-
nings in Springvllie. where The new
Opera House Is to be opened, and for
the occasion Miss Douglas Will present
one OF her most telling parts, The GIrl
of the Golden West. Mr.. Alcine IS
one of the players who Will support
her, and if the remainder of the com
pany is what ii ought TO be- our
SprIngville friends have secured
strong attraction for the opening OF
their now temple of amusement. SAT-
Lake theater goers, on whom MISS
Douglas has established a very stIoaS
hold. will be pleased to learn that she
is only out of the Grand cast tsm-
porarily.
THE TOP o. TIL WORLD
After making good" In the hardest
kind of weather and being reviewed ~
the severest critics in both New YORK
and Chicago, Bailey and Austin. The
crStwhle top notCherS' of vaudevli!e,
are now introduced after two seasons
OF probation, us full he1Ged stars in
the comedy THE Top q tn World;
in IL great measure they were response
bic for its immense success and they
come to the Salt Lake Theater. Friday
and Saturday next with Saturday
matinee.
A good guarantee of the merits OF
the attraction is the two long engage
ments in New York, followed by sew
eral months at the Studebaker Theater.
Chicago With 20 odd people. unique
book. clever lyrics, music of the bright |
and catchy sort, dances that appeal |
and a big singing and dancing chorus, |
this show is said to be the legitimate |
successor to The Wizard of o.
THE oRPHEURM'S NEW BILL
A bill. OF which much is expected by
the Orpheum management, will be pre-
sented at the State street house next
week
Caicdo. who topines the bill, IS
known as king OF the Wire and is Il
celebrity equally in the United States
and Europe Martin Beck, general
manager of the Orpheum circuit en-
Gaged him during his recent visit 10
Europe.
Hal Godfrey & Co. will appear in a
sketch written by Mr.. Godfrey entitled
"A Very Bad Boy" which was tre-
mendous success when given its 6rst
presentation In London last spring
General" Ed La Vine comes with
his comedy juggling act entitled THE
Man Who Has Soldiered All His Life"
la Vine has a unique makeup and per-
forms the most amusing and difficult
fcats.
Keno. Walsh and Melrose are trio
of English gymnasts who give a novel
performance.
Eva Williams and Jack Tucker Will
present a slang sketch. "Skinny's Fin
ish." in which the two principals are
enabled to demonstrate the possi5ili
ties OF the Bowery tongue
George Perry and Lee White have an
act that is composed of clever dialogue ]
and good singing
Lee Millar, assisted by a company
OF two, will present "A Midnight In
truder," in which Mr.. Millar has made
a real success
feature OF the special musical pro-
gram will be "The Cherokee Inter-
meZzo." by Harry S. Joseph of This
city.
NEW VAUDEVILLE TRY OUT"
A new playlet Will be seen at the
Orpheum next week. when Lee Mlllar |
and company are to present "A Md
night Intruder" by Harold D'Arsey.
The cast consists of three former men,
bers of the Willard Mack Stock COM
pany. Lee Millar In the role of a gen.
tleman burglar, Anna McNaughton.
who plays his sweetheart. and VII
liam S. Donovan, in a part which up
holds the old saying. '"Tis better to
have loved and lost. than never have
loved at all"
The young people have been playing
in Salt Lake City for some time and
have made numerous friends who will
be interested to sec them branch out
into the vaudeville field The company
has been playing at Ogden this week.
with good success.
HUMAN HEARTS" AT THE CO.
LONIAL..
Any play that teaches a great moral
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