Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25

! make up the entertainment styled
The Big Noise"
The Noise" starts of with a vim
when "A girls appear in the Chinese
speciality "Ching-a-l Miss Venus
Romney was compelled TO respond to
three encores in ITS the Pretty Things
You say" "Nots Der Matter Nit
Heinzc." an old Orpheum favorite, lost
nothing in its presentation by the
Misses Dora Grove. Agnes Reed. Mercy
Kilkenny Eileen Cronn. Edna Jorgen-
son, Marinda Matson. Dolly Christen-
sen. Anna Tolhurst, Enid IABclle and
Madeline Boyd
one Of the big hits of the evening was
Mrs. A. J. Davis and her ten little
tykes'' in the Blind Pig" and the chill
dren were recalled and made to repeat
until they must have been tired out.
The Misses Gene Covey and Norinne
Robinson were pleasing in their singing
and dancing speciality, Take Me Up
With You, Dearie."
Jim Leary was as much az home in
the interloCutor's chair as riding a
brOnCho I'm wild west show. In his
one night minstrel stand show. Harry
Brain and Miss Eva Weber In Good
Evening. Caroline" carried on the
honors with Miss Stella FARMLAND.
Miss Florence Griffith, A. }. Kisselburg
an close seconds.
The "Cubanola Glide was well rem
dered, and Mrs Corinne Hammer and
Miss Bowman won their share OF the
evenings applause In their songs
sullivan, with its varied makeup
characters, was another of the hats.
and when Dean Dayncs. assisted by
Miss Faith Redman and Little Dolly
Christensen, had told I'm his humorous
style Of how I'm on my way 10 Reno"
Romney threw CONSERVATION in the
front rows by releasing the plot. For
minute OF two there We're cats. lean.
scrawny and fat. flying through the air
To the accompaniment Of the cater
waulng
In the second half Alexander j.
kisselburg. with his fine voice. caught
the audience with the popular Garden
of Roses Eddie Pcnrosc. 20 say
nothing Of the dog told ~ his inimlt-
able way a few Jokes on some OF Salt
Lakes best known men, and won sym
pathy for the canine race I'm his song.
How'd You Like {. be a Dog?"
I've taken quite a Fancy 70 You.
and Ben Redman's The Man from
Africa. were good The Noise" wound
up with 81 Want 20 BE q Drummer
Boy" and then the "hsh-ba battle"
a Ruricsque on a recent feature ln one
of the local theatcrs.
The Big Noise" viii be repeated
Saturday evening. and rs sure 20 be
listened TO by another capacity house
Orpheum-An exceptionally good
audience, considering that 10 is uoly
week, witnessed the special presenta
ton Of "The Firth Commandment" at
the Orpheum last evening and evinced
its warm approval Of the beautiful 1T
tie musical drama THE Way TO the
Heart will be given the remainder OF
the week Next weeks program win
have "seldoms Venus az it's hcadlln-
err.
Coloniai--'The Great Divide" IS
now in its closing performances. THE
sale is going ON rapidly for "Thc Lion
and the Mouse" n which Walter Ed
wards makes his temperance ncxt
week
Bungalow-The only activity around
this house is heard In the sounds OF tine
reheorsals Of In the Bishops Car
rage the lively bin with which the
house viii be reopened next week
Grand--"The Sign OF the Four"
winds up tonight tomorrow afternoon
and evening
MissiOn-The headlIner at the Mis-
sion theater this week ls unuuestion-
ably obey, the obstrepcrous mule ac-
companying the performance OF
Hickey's circus. Two trained ponies
with the circus do some OF the reguia-
ton circus acts but whom obey gets