Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20

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w formed into an up-to-dato
show house and renamed the
Garrick. with all the modern Improve
msnts both before and behind the cur
cain. Ine house has received a thor
ough remoiollng, and while all the I'M
prQyements are not completed. every
thing viii be In ship shape for
opcniug the nrst week la september.
Inc ceiling and wall decorations are
OF light green, orange and cream OF
modern designs. The old COlors OF red
have been entirely done away with,
ana the softer tones have been used
insted The aislcs have been widened
and modern ana up-t0- date firo apptr-
atus installed Running water has been
placed in all the dressing rooms, Wnlcn
nave been given a thorough renovatlu6,
and nothing omitted that would make
them more comfortable. scene dock
has been built which will be used for
me storing OF all scenery not in use,
which will greatly enlarge the stage
room, and will add materially I'm doins
away with the long and tedious waits
that are Characteristic VI stock produc-
tious The heating plant has been Civ
an thorough oyerhaulng making IT
efficient In every way. The lobby has
also been changed. and finished I'm old
mission style.
Mr.. Rogers. president and general
manager OF the Salt Lake Amusement
association who own and control the
house, received n telegram from MI.
william Ingersoll. saying that he had
secured the entire company OF players
and would leave for Salt Lake the lat
ter part of themonth, arriving in plenty
of time to give the first production his
personal attention Mr. Ingersoll says
further that ne has the best stock Or
ganization that he has seen put
into one company for many years
with Cressy and Dayne playing
'"The Village Lawyer as headliners,
the Orpheum bill for the coming week
il one OF unusual strength VIII Nj.
Greasy Is one Of the most admired OF
all actors who have essayed to delin-
cate New England characters. The
sketch In which he will appear was
written by himself and ranks high
among tho many notable plays that
have come from his pen. Dramatists
and critics have quite generally agreed
that this play, Town Hall Tonight
and "Bll Biffin's Baby" are the three
most perfectly constructed and writ
ten one-act plays.
Loie Fullers "A Ballet of Light"
a spectacular dancing novelty shown
with great success at the Metropolitan
opera house, New York, and later In
Boston Is also on the bill. In this
spectacle several young women assist
Miss Fuller in the various dances. all
of which are illumined with colored
lights.
IAN Equestrian Review" is the bill
ing given the act that will he pre-
scented by an elephant, a horse and
a pony under the direction Of Colonel
Macmillan Gruher and Miss Adelina.
Lee Lloyd and Jay Roberts are a
pair OF young men who have been
~ a en- M
coast Orpheums. They are billed as
Entertainers" and their performance
ranges from piano playing and singing,
20 representation and dancing
The Olmsteads are trio Of physical
cuIturists who are able 10 perform a
series Of difficult fcats with skill and
pleasing grace The company con-
sists Of father. mother and a baby boy
who Is called Baby Hercules The
little tot does number OF strong
man stunts that are said to be sur
prisingly difficult
Van brothers are comedy musicians
or musical comedians They play sew
erai instruments and they have line
OF taking comedy
The two Dennises are eduilibrists
who do all the usual stunts and then
conclude with a series OF feats on a
revolving ladder.
New motion pictures and one Of vii
lard weihe's customarily high stand
ard orchestral programs, complete tho
bill,
THE COWBOY GIRL
At the Shubert the new bin which
went on this afternoon Is entitled
THE Cowboy Girl" story taken
from one OF Bret Hartc's mountain
romances Miss Maybele Baker will
have the title role. while Lillian Suth-
erland. as her friend. Henry Aeur-
bach as the sheriff Jack Curtis AS the
bar tender, and Charles Figg M the
train robber, will all have parts suit
ed to their styles.
MOVING PICTURE HOUSES.
Manager Florence now has three
picture houses open To- the public,
the Elite, Luna and the Isis. The
Elite has been dark for several
weeks and n opened today with "A
new bin entitled "Nclles Farm
The feature AT the Luna IS a scotch
story entitled "Twa Hieland Lads"
and at the Isis a religious subject en-
titled est. Paul and the Centurion"
will be featured