The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-27
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William Rock and Mlude button. con-
ceded 10 be the best pair OF dancers uu
the american stage. viii headline the
new dill at the Orpheum. opening this
afternoon. About TWO years ago they
made their debut on The vaudeville
stage Before that theg were in mu-
sical comedy, where. Tor lack Of 0U-
pOrtunltys they We're regarded AS good
dancers, though nothing rrmarka Bile.
Their success I'M vaudeville was instant
and tremendous. New York hailed
them as the greatest character dancers
VINO mad ever posed and pirouetted Tor
the delectat4ou OF the ST. hit8 Way
thrOngs. Charles H. Dillingham; had a
play specially constructed for them.
"The candy shop" in which they ana
peared for a time before Martin BecE's
liberal offer induced them 10 make a
tour OF the Orpheum house,. PATRONS
Of the OrDheum are promised the acme
Of dancing art in this act
Tony and the StOrk" Dis the sketch
which wild be presented by Maurice
Freeman who Is supported by Nadine
Winston and an exs-fienr comuauv.
Tony goes 10 d maternity hospital 10
bring home mis- vile and newborn
baby The hospital attaches have made
a mistake and inform Tony that his
wife and child are dead. Al the usv-
Geological moment. the wife appears.
well and sound, and proves The st0rk's
generosity bE urfsemtinE her husband
with twins. The sketch is well acted
and. while criticised by some as TOO
teary. IS nevertheless universally cOm-
mended as wholesome, strong per-
Torrance.
The Six Abdallahs are a half dozen
young Americans who have borrowed
an Arabian appeuati0n. and indeed
their feats Justify the claim thar Ara
bia has few like them. They are aero
bats and tumblers OF the first rank
For a considerable period they were
the star feature at the New York Hip
pOdrome.
The Kaufmans. brothers, answering
70 the names OF Jack and Joe, have
blackface Offering in which they sing
dance and talk. Their limitations Of
grand opera are described as exceed
ingly amusing, while their dialogue IS
so good that a Portland critic called
the pair real funny-bOne ticklers-
Frank Work and Reinhold over are
two gymnasts who came TO America
with great European reputation.
They have been over the orpheum cir
cult with the road show, being one OK
the most attractive features OF that
selected bill. Salt Lakes vaudeville
pa irons viii remember their c lever and
dangerous leaps and twists and falls
from which always Seemingly by some
unknown miracle they emerged alive
and sound IN body
Wheeler Earl and Miss Vera Curtis
have a new comedy and singing skit
which they call 'InnOeents Abroad"
making due and proper acknowledg-
ments TO the late Mark Twain, from
whom the name was borrowed. The
sketch opens in Paris, where two young
Americans meet and proceed TO get
into d series of amusing difficulties
Up-tO-date songs are sung, some dam
cling essa Eed and the sketch proceeds
TO a lively finish.
The Australian Wheelers are a pa.r
OF young Australians who have con
quered their own land as cyclists and
are now in America 10 display their
antipOdean talents and skill for tie
benefit OF patrons OF the OrDheum
houses. These men "hoOp the hoop"
feat which II IS said no other bicyclists
have ever undertaken. AT least with
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