The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-18

more rosy and smiling and more
perfect woman" like than ever. she
made a hit with tho women on Thurs
day. when she told them how TO be
equally beautiful. and she did 70 with
"a sober face. too. though she must
know her beauty is a gift and not ac-
quired. Annette is bright enough TO
keep hers. for &c earns her bread and
butter. and n few trimmings like the
automobile that stood in front Of the
Orpheum AT every Performance.
Adele Blood and her husband Ed
ward Davis. the former Oakland
preacher. who. because OF good looks
and dramatic instincts forsook the
church FOR vaudeville. were seen I'm a
sketch Of Oscar Wilde's. abbreviated
until there was not much left but scar
let Jokes and the violet spotlight in
which the stars were softly bathed.
Miss Blood is a relative Of Mrs. John 5.
Bransford. and a very beautiful wou-
an. II is said that she started out in
life as a model. and that her figure
and face are speaking in several Cali
fornia canvasscs. Later she demand
ed more active form Of expression.
and she has been acceptably received
on the vaudeville stage. more for her
beauty then for her ra-hor Indifferent
acting. So much attention IS paid 10
her appearance and to what she wears
or doesn't that Il may be she does not
get time Co be an artist.
An Aged Musician.
Magnet Mullini. the nice appearing
and pleasant old gentleman whose
saNcphoue playing brought him back
repeatedly to bow Co applauding audi
cnccs az the Orpheum last week, cele-
bratcd his seventeen birthday in this
City on Thursday. september ~. He
Han a..s.Har HHaH in
1870. In 1881 he came 90 san Fran
cisco with his wife. and there his two
daughters. who. with him constitute
the MulHni trio. were born. The rea-
con Nuliini plays the saxophonc 50
well az his advanced age is because
Of his excellent teeth.
IT never had the tcothache i'm my
life" said the musician. land have cot
lest any teeth. II I had I could not
play the saxophone. 1 never had any
trouble with my teeth. but 7 wear
brace behind thvse in front so that
they will not get loose"
William InCcrsoll and his company
had n very successful second week at
the Garrick. People are beginning 10
realize that this Is an entirely new
theatre. and grsccd by a different class
N plays than had been presented at
the old Grand In years The Walls Of
IfIIfNN was p fortunate ~tlffklNlis
and % won immediate favor at the
opening performance II is strong.
forceful play that tells real story
Of every lay life. and the players had
10 well in hand. The company will be
further strengthened this weeK by the
coming 81 Leslie Bingham. who will
play iugenue parts beginning with
THE NiddIeman" tonight. The Gar
rick clientele is growing stronger and
more numerous with each perform
ance. as If determined 10 show that
salt Lake knows how TO appreciate a
good stock company.
At the Daniels ollie Mack Of the
former Murray d Mack team. was
engaged and was seen en- his own play
shooting the Chutes." all last week
With Mack and Auerbach doing the
comedy roles. there VIII be no lack
of laughs in the plays presented at
the Daniels. Maybelle Baker has left
the company temporarily for n three
weeks engagement on the Orpheum
circtsit In addition 60 her week ir
salt Lake. she will play ogden and
Denver.
Lillian sutherland was the singing
star Of the last performance. and
much favorable comment was excited
by the character acting Of Anna
Clarke. the little chorus girl. who
shows herself capable in general work
whenever she IS given n chance. The
Vaudeville and will run moving pic
lures until certain plans that are in
the air mature.