The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-02

The new program at the Orpheum
tonight is promised by Manager
Goss to be one of JOY and laugh
ter. He says that 1t does not contain
a feature that will fall to please the
large Sunday night audience. and in
its entirety believes it Will prove 10
be the most entertaining bill OF the
present season.
The great Orpheum circuit Is spar
ing no expense TO give Ogden the best
OF It's attractions, as has been proven
by the class of shows presented dur
ing the present season. The new bill
for the coming week will further
prove Mr.. Martin Becks great re-
sources in picking good things. The
headllner of the bill will be Mr.. ], C..
Nugent the well known comedian. as.
sisted by Miss julie Yorkc. who pre-
sent a very original sketch, OF which
MIR. Nugent Is the author entitled
"'The Squarer The manner in which
MI Nugent succeeds in squaring mat
ters with his friends wife, when that
friend. believed to be in church, is
reposlng In hotel, endeavoring to re-
cover from the effects of too much
imblbiHg. Is the cause OF the hilarlty.
The Squarer.' impersonating q bibG-
lous gentleman, has decidedly
unique way Of getting his fun over the
lootlights, and the audience Is sure to
appreciate the funny situations and
the clever performers.
Edward Flanagan and Nicely Ed
wards give a new version OF stage
life. "On and on" In this day OF
most cnpno1y ocfc ENlonouop and Ed
wards presentation of the quarrel
and subsequent reconciliation of two
black-face commedans Is a classic.
The two have Il vaudeville gem that
Will shine resplendent for many years
to come. To bring in a tear in the
middle OF comedy is something to
be accomplished only by two clever
people Flanagan and Edwards do
this. and they check the tear with 4
laugh before the audience has a
chance 10 get away from 4 merry
mood
Stepp, Mehlinger and King arc
three young fellows who present q
most enjoyable singing and instru-
mental act Mehlinger is the sololst
of the trio, and has wonderful per
sonalty about him which keeps the
eyes OF the audience focused on him
from the time he appears until the
final curtain, He knows how to sing
his songs to the best advantage, and
the assistance rendered him by his
teammates. one playing n banjo and
the ether a plano. materially adds to
the smoothness of the entire number
Stepp plays the Rosary" on the
banjo. being accompanied by King on
the piano. The boys finish their act
with an operate travesty which Is
cleverly presented.
Mr.. Fred DupreZ is a clever enter
talner. who has been featured In sew
eral New York musical comedies. He
gives varied monolCs 20 with n few
songs that are new aud bright. He
has style quite his own, and his Of
tering is most appealing.
A comedy dancing act is present
ed by the Harvey'De Vora trio. Miss
De Vora is known as an eccentric toe
dancer of unusual ability, and she Is
bound to please with her personality
and charming manner Bert Harvey
is the originator of all the comedy
steps used In this act, which are said
to be extremely grotesQuc and hui
morouS. Little John Dough" the
third member of the trio. formerly
with the Ginger Bread Man" is the
smallest comedian now appearing on
the vaudeville stage. Though a dwarf
in size. he is Il gifted comedian, as
the closing number. the well known
Yama-Ilma dance of the Three
Twins" Is introduced
Luce and Luce give n musical act
which is treat TO every lover of the
art Their act Is beautifully cos
tuned throughout and their comedy
is choice and refreshing. which with
scenic effects brings forth rounds OF
applause.
a new orchestra program and new
novelties in motion pictures will com
plete a most enjoyable bill. -