Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06
THE ROUND OF THE THEATERS

] was the marvellous roping act of
l viii Rogers. the oklahoma cowboy.
| Assisted by a partner asride Of
/ hucking broncho. which nearly elves
/ willard Wciho and hls musicians, ner-
| vous prostratiou nt each performance,
| Rogers docs some foats with rupo
/ which have 90 De seen Go be fully ap-
urcciatcd The kiuodromc rgcacnunE
two French pictures. and the orches-
! trt contribute 90 am evenings enter
tainment which i vel! worth while
| COLONrAI-To judge from the gem
crous appreciation manifested. there
| was "a goodiy gathering off counti1men
I of Joseph Murphy present at the Az
Z fhur Cunningham offering OF hIs Kerry
| Cow. the county blacksmith. last eve
/ ming. 10 is the celebrated Irish play
I that has been before the public ior
many years. losing none OF its original
/ charm DOB The hands OF the capable come
/ u1uy which D. presenting 10 at tho Coz
innial Cunningham is particularly
adapted CO. the role of Dan O'Hara, tho
| blacksmith Tho three women OF the
[ east were evidently selected with
| view 90 the requirements of their parts.
for throughout they were pleasing Co
| h,gh degree Tho rich Irish broguo that
marks tho speaking OF every member
of the company la not cultivated, 10
surely is native TO their tongues. Pat
rick Drcw. Mr.. Byrrs is "a well sus-
/ Hlncd part demanding clover work
Otherwise the parts. with the exception
90 O'Hara. require only tho uaturdlness
/ that each member OF the company put
into his manner of speech and acting.
| The piece was entirely pleasing. per
| haps because 40 ls so different TO the
ordinary run or offerings.
The story rs Of the hero. who So
| blacksmith. n villain who is % shrewd
money changer always possessed OF
the papers bearing big red seal. the
farmers daughter who loves tho black
smith and "a horde Of friends OF the
good people Of the kerry and the cne-
/ mics Of the plotters. The love OF the
girl is coveted by the villain and he
succeeds ln casting the blacksmith into
prison. only 20 be liberated by the
| triumph OF virtue and honesty. In the
| end the villain is thwartod love wins
/ and an ls happy
There is a brniauce OF keen Irish wit
| throughout the piece and the songs OF
! Mr.. Cunningham won much applause
| especially che old favorite. Believe Nc
/ If An those Endearing Young Charms
| lie has an excellent voice and 70 is
/ used 10 splendid advantage The piece
/ runs TO matinees today. Wednesday and
| saturday with evening performances
| TO the week end.
BUNGALOW-F0r an evening of
! mild enjoyment. tuncful ditttes and
/ an occasional unprecedented laugh.
| couple OF hours az the Bungalow
| performance Of ''The $4,000 Beauty
] hN tho Lewis a Lake Musical Comedy
/ company will not be misspent The
/ piece is a satire on the musical 'eN-
Z trayaganza Fiddle-dce-d and with
| sufficient conversation 20 connect up
{ the time iu between the musical NUM-
/ beers the piece goes from one tuneful
I slNt 20 another. The stars I'm the
3 piece are Smaltz Dillplckle. Mike
/ Kriedland and Monte Carter respecti-
/ Ncly. and this trio furnishes what fun
/ in found iu the piece. MajOrie Lake.
( who as Birdie MCSorlcy. blessed WITH
/ the fatal gift of beauty, portrays the
] title role. is pleasing. The chorus is
| exceptionally good, and some Of their
| singing and dancing was above the
I average The Jolly American Tars"
| quartet was one OF the best combina-
| tons presented 10 the public on the
| Bungalow stage. and the four men
! were recalled time AMI time again.
The house was fairly we'll filled last
night. The $4,000 Beauty goes the
entire week
| GRAND-This weeks bill at the
! Grand is decidedly better than anything
J that has been seen at that playhouse
IN a considerable time. "A Runaway
! Tramp" is a play combining the var
/ led elements Of tragedy and comedy,
| pathos and laughter. and is a story
| Of human interest that Is pleasing aud
; entertaining Miss Wayne Arlington
| has the opportunity TO show that she
! Us possessed OF much ability and he
! PLAYS the part OF the orstwhlle tom
! boy Selma Silverton In a manner
that won unstinted applause. the hon
| ors being shared by Thomas Pawley,
the company's male star u. S. Allen.
| usually I'm roles OF lighter vein, has the
| heavy part, TO which he does full ius-
| tce Jack Fraser, as Robert Silver
| the villain, were good In their respec-
thorn, a typical southern colonel A.
j. Cole. an octoroon accomplish OF
tive parts ". W Craig, as "Wag-
glcs' the tramp. created no end OF
merrlment always appearing just IN
time % avert a tragedy. The special
| ties performed by the ClaysOn family.
Observation-Disclosures, and Inez, Ody and
| Helen. three young vocalists Of abil-
| ity add much 20 the entertainment.
| and the performance Is almost con-
| tinuous from beginning TO end. The
same bill runs throughout the week.
|
| LNElC-fhe present program ~ tho
| New Lyric ls one ~ the best seen her,
; ut anywhere near the price Of admis
| sion. This week the management pre-
sents live vaudeville act that Is
heddliner. a song and "a set OF ex
! cellent motion pictures. samson. thl
j headliner act is spectacular from
start 10 finish During the course O.
: his turn ne lifts "a horse and six mel
| weighing $500 pounds He also bend
= iron bars with his teeth. over his arm
e and across his knee. He breaks
10 heavy steel chain by the expansion o
p his chest and thirty-penny nails wifi
g ! DIS fingers. In addition four reels %
. | motion pictures We're shown The mos
p prominent being, Burglary in Tn
= Year Two Th0uuFand" "The ID.
b Industry and "The Two Fathers.
To- The song this week entitled "Mussctte
e Tho present BIN win run AN week wit
l. I f0atiuDcg daily