The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

The season Of 1ol0-1l at the orpheum
opened on Sunday and capacity au-
diences. despite the heat, greeted both
performances, The management made no
mistake in the selection Of the opening
bill there are several headliners. In
fact the entire bill is In the headline class.
and they were given hattering receptions.
Lily Lena was given more than cor
dial reception. She Is just as pretty and
charming and chic as ever and there is
,.e..ghtful Her costumes are handsome
and she was compelled. in response TO
encores, to make graceful little curtain
speech in which she thanked the big
audience for the sincere welcome which
they accorded her. She was compelled TO
respond 10 several encores.
IN the act Of Paul Spadoni: who has
been seen here before. there are many
surprises in the Jugglers return. He does
some exceptionally clever work and in
the second part of his acting dangerous
play, with ammunition he does some re
markable feats He has nm assistant that
is likewise more than clever. The act
was heartily cncored.
Billed as sons Of Italy. George Lyons,
mandolin, present an act that is most
delightful. They are clean in the garb
Of musical mendicants and the music they
get out OF the instruments they play is
beautiful Then, too, they have good
voices and the audience was loath 10 let
them leave the stage.
Two clever musicians are Jane Boyton
and Fan Bourke, They present a double
They have fine voices, they are both
pretty and they were recalled several
times.
Hal Merritt as THE College Boy From
Ipswich" has clever stunt which he
makes the most OF He is more than
clever cartoonist and his dialogue added
to his crayon work adds 10 the effect of
the latter. Then as an impersonator he
is also decidedly clever, His act is more
than pleasing.
Bert ana Lottie Walton open the bill
They are singing and dancing acrobats
and the are at the top in their class.
Their act was exceptionally good and
1t received merited applause.
In the sketch, Broadway u. S. A op-
portunity Is given Hudson Allen, Miss
Shields and Maurice Barrett 10 do some
good acting. The playIet appeals to all
II is clean and clever and neat The play
ers were recalled.
willard Wiehe's orchestra rendered
some delightful music. The selection from
Madam Butterfly was magnificently rem
dsred as was also the opening march
else at the Orpheum than this splendid
orchestra the playhouse would be filed al
every performance TO hear the delightful
music The exit march: Jersey Shore.
also splendidly given.
Add TO all the kinodrome pictures and
the bill is one that appeals 10 all and
VIII hll this popular playhouse all the
week.
There were two crowded houses al
the shubert theater on Sunday night to
see the two performances of The Girl
With a Million by the Allen Curtis
company: 1t is breezy musical comedy,
presented in condensed tabloids of wit,
lively music. catchy songs and pretty
dances. There is just enough plot TO
join the special features together. and
DreSPntS fhnpnnchI,r
joyable entertainment OF exceptional
merit Maybelle Baker, as the house
mad, mad, sings l,g; couple OF pretty songs.
Old Name" in good. musical voice and nd
with dainty taste that FITS we'll with The
sentiment OF the compositions, Lille
sutherland. who takes the part of Mrs
Joseph Darling, makes a distinct hit
with salt Lake City" which is tune
fully described as a place in which there
are twenty maidens to every man and
Do you n marry ar ell you can" Charles Reilly.
singing in a light baritone voice. his hit
being made in Gee, Amt I Glad I'm
Home! Henry Auerbsch takes the part
Of Kid Pepper. rough and tumble but
good hearted chap. who hefriended as
pal the heir-at-law OF the play, and h,s
talk of the street brings many laugbs
out OF the spectators, There is small
chorus OF pretty girls with voices of their
own. and the costuming is neat, airy and
lean looking. IT Is a good performance
III through. and viii draw we'll during
The entire week.
Don Philippians band. which is plav-
ng at Lagoon. will finish its engage
nent there on Thursday night No at
traction ever secured for Lagoon has
proved more generally pleasing than this
celebrated hand and its equally famous
eader. For today two especially good
programmes have been arranged and the
'ncores Will be in accord with the snirit
II the day. Since the coming of the |
,and, the attendance at Lagoon has In
'reased marvelously and many thousands
If persons have already heard the band.
j II. Garrett of the Orpheum who bos
,oen In New York for two weeks past
eturned home Sunday evening, He had
! long conference with Martin Beck In
New YORK. and says that during the |
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