The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-31

After one has seen the bill at the Or
pheum. which opened Sunday afternoon
for the week. II is exceedingly difficult
to pick the headliner. for the simple rea-
son that every act is a headliner and. II
the road show, which comes next Sunday.
has a better bill than the one now on
extraordinary programme. The bill this
week reaches all classes OF playgoers.
Those who go simply TO be amused will
Gnd enough in the bill to please them;
u character or playlet will also be
pleased, No one WIN come away dlsap-
pointed None came away Sunday after
noon or night disappointed. for the pro-
gramine goes with wihrl from the mo-
ment the orchestra appears until the cur
tain falls upon the kinodrome pictures;
Man" dramatic incident, is new play
let that was presented for the first time
on the Orpheum circuit. The actors. there
from New York One OF them. Walter
Mccullough, who enacted the role OF THE
Devil" is Salt Lake favorite, He was
Grand when Willard Mack retired last
fall. and Mr.. Mccullough became the
leading man. In the sketch in which he
now appears he carries out difficult
role most admirably; as "the Servant"
Greenvillc James has a peculiar role. he
is an Ideal servant In the house." while
was likewise admirably carried out. The
trio were compelled to respond to several
encores, The playlet teaches a pretty
lesson and IT Will meet no doubt with the
same cordial reception elsewhere on the
circuit that II did here Sunday. and whic
IL Is certain TO receive during the re-
malnder OF the engagement:
When Harry Fox and the Millershlp sis
ters, Lillian and Flora. appeared they
had the audience with them from the
start. and this audience did not want
self So are the sisters. Fox Is light
comedian and exceptionally clever. The
two sisters are pretty and graceful and
they more than clever dancers. This
act Is a complete show in itself.
There is the Klein family of seven.
four Of whom are decidedly pretty women.
best OF its kind ever presented on the
Orpheum stage here Their act is new
and unique and they were recalled several
times. The stunt is also a show by IT
self
''The Way of Woman" is an exceed
lngly clever .playlet written by r. w.
Wiley. a well,known Salt Lake young
company Mr. Wiley was TO have ap
peared in the play himself but he was
stricken with an attack of 1aundice and
Is now In the hospital. There Is real
merit In the playlet and II was applauded
again and again. 1t is a comedy that
reflects much credit upon Its, author.
In blackface stunt Frank and Ger
trude Fay and Clarence Coley are
scream, Their act belongs at the top OF
the bill. as do the others mentioned, In
tItii 5onSe anu uhHCe5 tley are eScSp-
tonally clever and when they sing a trio
there is harmony and melody that
would be difficult to excel From Uncle
Tom to Vaudeville Is the title of their
act
Sandberg and Lee have a new stunt
that Is not. only clever but It Is novel and
more than novel, 1t Is OIL new lines and
they received applause which was ner-
tied
Believers In physical culture and all do
Will see splendid specimens OF men in
nYlf ,hr
pose showing the results OF physical cul-
ture. who Rive exhibitions OF wonderful
feats OF strength. who do en- acrobatic
turn and splendid balancing act. and Mr.
Kramer delivers a brief lecture, his
theme Sunday evening being THE Sci
ence of Breath"
The music by the Orpheum orchestra
under the direction Of Professor Willard
Wiehe was of the popular kind. the over
tures being the Coronation march and thc
second number selection from "The Dol
conclude this splendid hill.
AS the child who weary with her play.
lays herself down 10 rest and is over
come by sleep the immense audience is
lifted up. up by the wings OF magic and
gently deposited In the realms OF ecstasy
where, for two and half short hotrs
trouble and care and all things earthly
are forgotten. harmony rules supreme
and mortals baslS In the irIdescent glow
OF wonderland And when at length
the cords OF enchantment. and the SPELL
bound audience Is waited gently back to
earth Ii Is with a feeling like that NJ
q child, who, awakened from a dream az