Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01

30 A IN EululllN III SSNItGS, "a lStldili, sDt-
,aor ,ron,,,y I,,,rn- ana ,rark
johnson, Which resulted N 9p'tnsoh
winning the championship of the world,
Burns claimed that he turned his ankle
, IL :. = aa,Y.d ao,.n ara th,t
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the pain from tins and his efforts 70
avoid showing that he was hurt had
n1nch 10 do with his subsequent defeat.
NJ. , II 1870 ..tt,
iiiS ptoN una .ne p"sist0' =
Burns TELL are plainly SHOWN IN lhe
moving picture reproduction of the
a.ht ,,.h,ch ,ri,, no s,,nnyn for he f,rst
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Tins IN tn's ciIy W Sle Sait5lnh t"es
ter, commencing Monday evening and
]r,Inniny nno weak
So careful ;s5the camera IL catching
eyerv detail. that Burns reception OF
his blow. his ran, the method in which
he landed and Turned his ankle, and
b}s hurried recovery OF his feet, have
~ axnarts W6o agree With him that his
anls,a u,a Yndo,1htedIv hadIy wrenched.
Aithonpb he actual length 81 time
consumed from tle moment the blow
was struck until Burns was on his feet
Ivas Iass tha, haIfEn minute. there are
a. sa,Sa rnta and distinct photographs or
ihe incident. a RAPIDLY does II picture
,na.I,;rsa ,,,oyn and tho exn4rts base
tbeirs ,,ninion from n close examination
of these pictures as DISCLOSED In the
aims
58 triis Il oniv one incident Of the big
fght which corrobnra t,ss the reports
thnf ,ya,n eent ont ~ cnbI from AUS
IL, ia a. III. fine I5yerv detail. down
fa h sn,aiiest bIoN.s Tho footWork of
hoth mar ANA the feints and artiticcs
mad ~, clearly shown
rrhaee ,,ctnies. witch have lust
reaehad America, and Are being shown
.in,,iItnneousJ J. IL various narts OF the
IIn;ta,1 SIN tns n,,s axhihited through nm
I, ,.ra y ean,ent Win Hugh d. Mcintosh.
MN u,aa tbe 81 fire fight, and
artpd al referee! MIR. Mcintosh Is in
America at present In hopes OF arrang-
Ing q match between johnson and JEFF
f,ieS for the worlds championship,
which ferries awardad 10 Burns be-
fore his fight With johnson, and which
ID held nj present by tho gigantic me-
rr5.
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Another good bill at the Orpheum
next week Is the promise OF the man
agsnrant. II VIII embrace novelties not
vi seen th,s s,,ason: a number. OF acts
that have recently returned fromgErl.
q There wjll be the Eight Palac
Girls, RAY 4. Royce. the cIeyerest char
acters n,ono,onist now in the west: Post
aud Russell; Lizzie Evans and Jeffer-
son T.loyd. Rosaire and Doreta: Nc
T)onald and Huntington the Blessings,
and nnpIlal. and Famous Orpheum fea-
tunes The Eight Palace Girls made
fheir American debut in New York re-
Gently ana, coming with tho stamp Of
/ ndnn5 approval. they justified every
claim made for the excellence Of their
dancing ,rhfy have three pretty
changes Of costume and their marching
a said'to Ia extraordinaTily GOOD, they
~nr we'll, while their dancing Is on
&. h{ed1 -nlane. Raw d. Royce ii mono
Iorie has seyeral spirited and highly
a,3isttc INSTRUMENTATION which he
iy,s heartily ard spilitedly. and not
With the timeworn h~ackneyed form so
affected nv many. IN The Trip Ralph
dancara Who are Americans. present n
sfWieSnf axec,ttion nuite their ~ and
tt!,ir nffsrin = nyesnnts every opnortunf.
=, for TIE ternschinorenn features in
yyhirh thev exce1l A western playlet,
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