The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-01

:. continuous performance. afternoon =
=. and evening. IL
a beautiful bunch OF girls and big
bunch. too, handsome In face and form,
magnihcently gowncd, with stage set
tings and electric light effects that add
TO the other beauties, and Mcintyre and
| Heath. All these are In HaYu. mat
new musical diversion by John j. Nc
Nally. with which Mcintyre and Heath,
have captured the country this year. the
| opening performance of which was given
| at the salt Lake thcatcr on Thursday
evening. n capacity audience was pres
| ent.
There is not dull moment '.In Heyti."
From the rise to the fall of the
curtain there liz something doing all the
| time And IL goes with a hip. hip. hur-
rah all tho time. 1t opens with snap
and dash and ginger and 1t closes in the
| same way.
And the old pair. tho old partners, who
by the way, are playing their last sea-
| son together. and they had new vehicle
amuse was demonstrated by the number
| of curtain calls,
Jimmy Mcintyre knows how 10 catch
the people So docs Tom Heath And
| they please. And they are funny. and
they make one forget the worries and
cares OF the world. In the opening act
one Of the funniest features is when Me-
| Intyre, as Geronimo Gibles. engages in
| crap game and as he shakes the bones
| and implores the eenii who rules when
ever "A coon shoots craps. saying. come
| scbcn. and II yoh can't come Yohse /,
send vouh big brotbah, eleven" he Is ir-
| resistible.
I'm Hayti." OF course, Ike all musical
plays nowadays has no plot, bur pLot
| does not figure when there IS handsome
chorus and good music There are Il
number OF pretty song hits In the play.
| Bamboo Lane" sung by Marion SIAN
ley and chorus. was splendidly GiEeY!' az. as
| 81,
| Miss Stanley and Nv. Pratt. Good Bye:
! Miss Liberty" by Fletcher Norton and
| chorus. was likewise splcndidly given, and
all received mcritcd applause. The stage
setting in these two solos and duet
was beautiful.
''In Uayti" IS. as said. a. delightful
sec and hear it, as did the big audience
OF Thursday evening, 1t VIII go again
tonight. tomorrow matinee and night.
This weeks bill at the Mission. which
opened Thursday is the strongest. most
varieeatcd vet seen at the "theater DIR
ferent' Besides being "A splendid BAL.
the management has added an act to the
company appear In political playlel
entitled politics and Petticoats The
sketch is deep and much sighinca,nt ,Il
meaning lies between the lines. II is inc
| best act of its kind yet produced on inc
Mission stage. John Conlon. powerful
political boss" is clever conceptoh
Neville. lie is ably supported by Bert
Robinson as Harrison Bcrkley. candidate
for mayor. and Edith Forrest, the won Ia
an In the case" Were there no other
acts in the bill this sketch Wouid De
ones moneys worth.
Lawrence Crane, assisted by Miss May
! Crawford. appears in magical concep-
tIon which is billed as The Den OF Mys-
teryr a clever and highly entertaining
act One feature oil the act is the light
ming Transformation OF a shapely young
pears in his birthday clothes with but
small addition. Mr.. Crane is an irish
man and. has good Inc ot tax 'na'
aids him materially with his magic
baritone voice, made a hit with several
diversified selections. Her remarkabl
voice is rich and far-reaching. ana de-
cidcdiy masculine.
picturcs Of the various birds in their ac-
customed haunts. which he initiates, Is
a whistler of rare ability. His act is
| pretty affair and brought lorlh Sfed'
William J. Coleman. monologist and
singer. has Il good line OF hiGh-class hu-
NOR and songs. the latter being OF ms
own composition.
The Craigs have a diversified musical
act that Is full Of harmony; much better
than the ordinary act OF this KIND.
| The picturegraph completes the highest
class bill vet witnessed In Salt Lake Tor
the money. Thursdays programme con-
tinucs through the week. with lhe usual
matinees.
"Hoean in Society" sketch in when
| Rcrt Leslie is starred Is the headline act
ON next weeks Orpheum bill. which viii
go into effect Sunday afternoon Mr Les
lie Is assured OF a warm welcome mere
as he is a positive fayorite in this city.
His slang is regarded as the best and
most expressive in use on the stage
This weeks bill will continue until Sat
urday night,
Concluding with the performances this
| CFriday) evening, four Of the strongest
| programmes ever presented In LhiS CITY
will close at the Luna. Isis Shubert and
Elite theaters, Commencing at the matt
nee Saturday an entire change of bill
| Will be the feature at all the houses,
and as usual some excellent programmes
have been arranged for.
| standing room only" is the sign hung
up I'm front OF the box office at the Casino
al every performance. The bill this week
an this new playhouse is u good one
There are several hcadliner acts. Matt
nees daily.
The directors Of the salt Lake Sym
phony orchestra are very much gratiiied
over the prospects Tor the coming con-
cert. for indications are that it will be
greeted with record audience AT the
Colonial thcater next Sunday afternoon.
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