The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-12

tirely for emotional work Walter sey-
mour. ]. David Harhlln and several other
Prisoner Of zenddss dsSa goes si the the week. with
matinees Thursday and Saturday, the
mid week (Wednesday) matinee having
been changed to Thursday
Henry Horton is a comedian. There is
no 'lf or but, about that Horton
out gently but effectively. 1t is the quiet.
| soothing kind of humor that makes folks
feel as though they had known him
clever comedian, and because his play
let. Uncle LENS Dilemma" is charm
ing. little bit. his number is entitled to
iss, 1rry menson in passing on tn, the
week, The company which Is headed by
Mr.. Horton. Includes also Miss Louise
Hardenburgh and Jefferson Osbourue.
Hessm. Monroe and Powell are singers
OF more than ordinary ability. Their
songs are happily selected and Sunday
nights audience called for them time and
again. They also perform we'll on cello.
banjo. mandolin and guitar.
| Spissell Bros. and company do a great
and and is we'll put together, The f' members sanSs
are gymnasts OF the highest order of ex-
ceBence, The pantomlme is really worth
while.
| "Cinders." In which Miss Ida o'Day
and w. S. Northrup appear. is a sketch
that has opportunity for the display OF
Miss O'Day's remarkable ability as a de-
Miss O'Day's meritorious presentation Of
the character, the skit is not without a
lesson The self-sacrifcing love of a
char girl for a man in a high station
OF life Is a bit Of touching pathos.
Miss Augusta Close gives nm entertain
ment all by herself Her limitations OF
and new. limericks made a decided hit
Her spoken songs were also we'll re-
ceiyed. Miss Close. in addition to her
ability as an entertainer. Is beautiful
Faulus Fforus demonstrated beyond
question that the simple xylophone is an
instrument capable Of the most entranc-
ing harmony when 1t is handled by a
master. And Florus certainly is mas
ter. Classic music OF the most diff
hcult sort was played by Florus and his
audience accorded him a we'll merited re-
ceptIon.
The Land Agent by Paul Quinn and
Joe Mitchell. is vehicle for fast and
is clean and handled with lightning ra-
pidity... There is a laugh In THE Land
Agent every minute Of Its duration on
| the stage.
The Orpheum's splendid orchestra. un-
der the leadership of Willard Weihe. as
usual offered number OF bewitchng Sc
lections The kinodrome pictures were
good and. altogether, the menu at the
Orpheum this week ranks with any bill
that the house has put on this season.
salt Lake theater Will have a musical
comedy attraction of unusual merit,
when Charles Frohman will present The
Dolla. Princess" the Viennese musical
KnickerboclSer theater In New York City
The Dollar Princess" is the work OF
wilmer & Grunbaum. the famous
best efforts. While the book Is filled
with laughabe situations and bright.
snappy dialogue. II Is entirely free OF
vulgarity, not a single bit Of suggestive-
ness being found in the entire piece.
and no doubt much of Its popularity is
due 10 its refinement and cleanliness. An
ausmen nted orchestra will be used to rem
lder the difficult score of Leo Fall The
sale Of seats opens at the box office to-
morrow morning.
For the first time since Miss Lulu
Chaser became a star she is playing
midweek matinees. This she consented
to on account OF the demand for seats.
She Is playing the leading role In THE
Girl and the Kaiser"
Weeping Josephine" is the odd title
Of the new Viennese comedy secured by
Henry w Savage on his recent trip to
Europe. 1t is the work OF Julius Engle.
author OF a dozen other successful laugh
makers. among them Girls" the play
the late Clyde Fitch adapted for the
American stage with such pleasant re-
suits. The lachrymose Josephine of the
title is a sort OF up-to date Cinderella
sunshine to remind her of sad things OF
the past-until the events OF the comedy
bring about a revolutionary change In
her views.
II was reported recently by Manager
Daniel V. Arthur. who Is directing the
tour OF De Wolf Hopper in "A Matinee
Idol this season. as he did last. that
,la {ox yrl7 hay
passed the 500, 900 mark. This is GER
tainly phenomenal record In these days
OF high salaries. heavy railroadinE. stiff
royalties, etc. but 1t emphasizes one one
patronize an attraction when they are
offered exactly what they want. and II
would seem that they want De Wolf
Hopper bevond all shadow OF doubt MT.
Homer will appear in this city in "A
Matinee Idol next week.
Worse than an alarm of fire at night
is the metallic cough of Group, bringing
dread to the household. Careful moth
crs keep Foley's Honey and Tar in the
house and give it at the first sign of
danger. IT contains no opiates
Schramm- j ohnson. Drugs. five stores.
The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion OF
a little want nad' in The Tribune.
Bell phone 5000 Ind. $50
DIED
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MARCOOT-At her home on South Third
| West street, December 10. 1910, Mrs.
Mathilda Marcoot, in her thirty ninth
year The funeral services will be held
this (Monday) afternoon at p. m at
the Qualtrough- Alcott funeral rooms. 544
| AJal, CT, Int mr. ksnf