Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-09
ADJUSTMENTS

Orphcum-Patrons OF vaudeville
will md a bill of artistic merit
awaiting them at the Orpheum this
week. Il Is no disparagement to the
FiEney sisters billed-and worthy
tou-as Head Liners to state thdt
there are several acts on this weeks
bin that are fully entitled to that
distinction.
wentworth q Vesta open the eve
nings performance with a tumbhng
act of the accepted standard, "a clever
little dog contributing no inconsider-
able portion to the success oil TINS
act.
The Brahams. with their unique
rhanlographs. have devised a form
of entertainment entirely new TO
vaudeville The view of the East
river and Brooklyn bridge at night
with the lights Of the great city
twinkling In the distance, and the
reproduction iu miniature OF the
famous battle between the Monitor
and the MerrlmaC I'm Hampton Roads
being interesting Milired Moreron,
a., THE Belle of tho season presents
winsome picture, and renders sew
eral vocal numbers In o pleasing
manner
clown Zortho. ana his kennel OF
dogs. contribute what is by far and
away one Of the best animal acts that
has appeared here i'm a long time. HIS
act viii surely draw heavily from the
juvenile part of the community dur
ing the week.
The only sketch on the bin is
burlesque in which six people are
employed, perhaps these people need
employmen uffice IL To- say that the
audience universally concluded that
the skit was rightly named winning
on Wind
"Coot it DOT" Peter Donald and his
beautiful wife are team OF which
the Scotch people We'll might be
proud. The inimitable drollery of the
man supplemented 10y a splendid
tenor voice and a deft pair Of feet.
and the winsomcness and grace Of
the woman make up an act that Is
worth while. OF "The Mcrmaids'
Maud and Gladys Finney, it is suf-
ficient 10 say that they fully merit
the distraction given them as the
headlincrs Blessed with perfect form
and features with a smile that Is at
an times infectious. they disport IN
small glass tank Of water in a way
that is little short of marvellous.
The kinodrome presents an Interest
ing and instructive series Of pictures
showing the different stages Of the
oyster industry and this with the well
established standard OF the Orpheum
orchestra makes up good evenings
entertainment
Shubcrt-''My Wife's Family" the
musical skit being presented this
week at the Shubert Is one Of the
livelicst shows OF the kind which has
been presented In this city for some
time. IL is light story on which are
hung numerous catchy songs. the kind
OF rollicking songs which seem to be
the popular demand Of the day by
a civilization gone mad In a rush
for wealth. and which occasionally
desires an hour OF relaxation. Charlie
Reilly as tho man with too much
was unusually funny
Jack curtis. Henry Aucrhach. Lillian
sutherland. Maybollc Baker and Anna
clark carried on their various stunts
TO the entire satisfaction of the
audience Jack ana Jill' by Miss
Baker and the entire company was "a
feature which delighted the audience.
Miss Southerland's 81 Trust Ny Hus-
band Anywhere, but l Like 20 Stick
Around" tells the story OF the play
let.
Moving Picturcs--At the Luna and
Isis theaters two big programs Of eX-
ceilent motion pictures are on In full
swing and the bills contain more
novelty in comedy. drama and instruc-
tive films than can be found else
where. Under Both Flags AZ the
Luna and Betty As an ETrand
Girl" at the Isis are among the most
Aims