Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-29
ADJUSTMENTS

Thcatcr-The salt Lake thoaters
trtdSuttrs Funniest VII upiu the podl 10
at the tncater tins evening tor the ben
eit OF the various box oincc men OF the
city. The entertainment will consist
of a combination of vaudeville turns
and dramatic sketches. Among those
who will appear are Matt Henson
from the Orpncum, keeCe frusser the
well known minstrel tenor, assisted by
Helen Reed: Collins and Brown anu
Lambert and Williams from the Mis-
sion, Fred Rays players and Al sum
mers, Orpheum; Gene owens, conjureri
Charles r.. Dunbar OF the Majestic
Theodore Torch, and several other acts
The advance seat sale promises big
house.
Maudc Adams Sale-Tho seat sale
for the Maude Adams engage
mcnt Will open at the salt Lake Thea
ter next Tuesday ON account OF the
numerous inquiries, Mr.. Piper an
nounccs the following only four tickets
will be sold TO each purchaser No
mail or phone orders will be received.
Cash must be paid at the window as
no tickets viii be laid away. This rule
will save much time to those I'm the
line. II any mail orders should be re-
ceived. they win be filled after the
line shall have been exhausted. The
free list will be suspended.
Orpheum-Societyn night at the Or
pheum tins evening. lne Sale for the
performance has been exceptionally
large and the prospect lis for "a regula-
ton midseason assembly OF fashion
ablcs This weeks bill has been eX-
ceptionany pleasing to big audiences
since IT'S opening performance.
acknowledgements matinee and
evening performances viii close the
successful engagement Of As The sun
Went down which has been running
al the Colonial an this week.
Nission--ln a dramatic sketch, "A
Touch Of Nature, Ht the Mission
theatcr last night there Is some good
philosophy II rs staged In one act
and one scene and IL rs intensely dra-
matte. but a story which touches the
pity of am Milhdge Sherwood and his
company present 1t ia an excellent
manner and ii was literally applaud
ed
Collins ana Brown compose the FUN
niest German team that has been seen
in vaudeville for a long time here.
They both take well from the begin
ming and carry the audience along
with them IN their foolish stunts Their
best number was an italian opera
sung in German.
George Lambert and Eta Williams
sing some classy songs ANA do a turn
In dancing Their dialogue is also good.
Reese prosser the tenor who was
with Lew Dochstader's Ministries, app
pearcd ,u some refreshing melodies and
repertoire lie was assisted by Miss
Helen Reed al the piano. Hts voice
WAS good and Doe won generous APP
plaIsc
The Ellton troupe of six women made
their inst appearance n salt Lake 300
vaudeville. Their gymuastic stunts
certainly required strength and en-
durauco.
Tho Lolands presented their clever
feature of "a snovstorm without the
aid OF mechanical effects The act was
realistic ana was well received Tho
Mission orchestra furnished three Sc
lcctions and some excellent moving pic
lures were shown
t.rnnd-"The can of the Circus
continues to play Ca good business ot
the Grand. where II is being presented
by Theodore Torch and company in
GLIDING Miss Cecil Fay Torch.
Daniels Theatcr-Thc excellent mo.
tion pictures Of the Nelson Wolgast
fight are drawing good houses al the
Daniels thcater which has been re-
harmed from the Bungalow The last
chance % see them viii be tomorrow
night.
Shubcrt--Wirard Mack and Maud,
Leone win close their engaRemcnat at
the Shubert tomorrow night in when
We Were Twenty when they will
transfer the company TO the Daniels.
formerly the Bungalow
Luna Isis and E.litc--The last op-
portunity afforded local theater goers
20 see the present excellent bills az MI