The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-05

the Grand and who is now leading man
with Margaret Ellington.
As said the company which Mr. Ineer-
soil has chosen and who made their Drst
appearance Sunday night is a company
OF real men and women, every member
OF which has seen service with the best
stock companies in the country. Praise
Tor one Is praise for all and that the
members of the company will be favor
l.es win sale Lakers is assured. Many
of the company were personally known
10 Mr. lngersoll, prior TO this engage
ment and while standing high In the
theatrical world they also represent
class OF society associated with the bes,
people In all elites. Wherever they have
gone they have been numbered among
the desirable citizens" and Mr.. Inger-
OF them his friend
II the stage settings in Brother
Stiicers are Indicative of what they viii
present, playgoers VIII see some gorgeous
productions during the winter.
me management of the Garrick the
SaIt Lake Amusement company has ex-
pended large sum I'm making the thea
yer modern playhouse and they are to
DC congratulated on what they have done.
yrs sunday r1 night special musical pro
Sardoni. was carried out. The nonaic p,ns
most delightful va"
-, Brother Officers will run the week
Il, mere VIII be special Labor day matinee
Ihere are several headliners on the
0rpheum bin this week The Imperial
: musicians bns misht be put in the lead. but
with them; The Imperial musicians con-
slst OF twelve soloists each of whom IS an
expert The stunt Is staged hy Jesse III
,1~.,siS L1.hy tne S music is arranged and COM
posed by Charles Berton. while the scene
aenIcts the barracks of the Imperial Hus
sars. 1t is staged in gorgeous manner
anu ana tne music Is delightful There are
reFtuIos' ore sn,os tnere Is ragtime music, there
strings. all OF which are delightfully."- rem
ierca. The stunt concludes with the visi;
81 inc farmer to New York which is a
There are three women in the comnanv
ot twelve and in the concluding norton
~ their play two of them are more busy
than bees. '
The comedy sketch, "The Pr,ma
i42onnas Honeymoon, in which Marion
Murray and her company appear. Is an
clever hit IN which Miss Muir
'ay Is given opportunity TO do some clever
work. She is a very handsnmn 'e wonDap |
ihu sne wears beautiful gown, and the |
arce which is n scream captiyated the |
}ig Is; auStence 6te, at both performances sun
idE. OtRers In the company were like |
'iardi as Signor Tagiioni. ''-
breaking into Vaudeville" Is the best |
,t ,fhlcie n, IN which to present an assortment |
II comedy, song and chatter that has
'eeh seen here for a long time Prlngle |
md whiting are the pair In the stunt.
aoth nave splendid voices. both arc good
on oIhealans. Their songs and their chat
Gr are new, the songs particularly cap
iivating and the audience did not want
uetl 10 leave the stage. They were re
aIed several times
The best trained animal ac, .,,o so.
ere Is the Zoo Circus which Professor
-posle presents. There are bears and
1onkeys and dogs and cats. and an edu
aIGd lea ant-eater In the circus, There is
Dl1cK hnnr n |
S human being and the performance
y TINS one animal alone is a marvellous
ne ~ is an animal act that appeals to
ne old as we'll as the young.
Ihe Mad Halter is the title bestowed
pom eaul lie CroiX whose clever work
a comedian and juggler would he diff
cur TO excel The manner in which he
andles hats of different styIes Is wbere
G derives his title. while his perform1
nee is absolutely original He was en-
pred rec, number OF times.
mere is unique bicycle performance
wen by WheeIock and Hay which js not ,
1ly clever but more than that seyerai
q me teats upon the wheel are extremely \
ll,culI .a,' @ ana several OF them have never
zen eI eqnaled IN the Orpheum here
slody Man and the Maid in Brown"
no ls in the sketch with him. is very
,sis1ed sna MAS ba on unable TO to appear, He was
e 0rpheum. Hamlln has a good voice
ID Is very clever dancer. and while \
suHered on account of the absence of |
S wife he demonstrated his ability To n
muse ~
1T, Inc selections given by the orpheum
chsstra under the direction of PROBES
= Weihe were splendIdly executed, fhe
lection from Puccin's La Boheme" be-
< most exquisite
Pictures flashed upon the screen by the
'noGrome conclude the bill which will
n this week with daily matjnees'
A number OF good things in the wav ~ VI
1sins, dancing, excellent music and a
OF iun. under. the title "The Lobster ii