Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-01
THE ROUND OF THE THEATERS

THEATER--Yesterd at the box
office WIS subscribers day, and the
advance orders had their seats booked
for tomorrows event. Today the gen-
eral public will be accommodated at
regular prices. Madame Lehman mad
her quartet are expected to arrive from
the east this evening or tomorrow
morning.
COLONIAI-There Is widespread In
terest In the approaching visit OF John
Mason in Augustus Thomas play The
Witching Hour" If 1t takes here as 1t
did in the east, when Mr.. Mason
brought it out, it would be good for
q weeks engagement, but much de-
ponds on the supporting company.
which in New York was OF the highest
degree OF cxcellenoy. Regarding Mr..
Mason himself, there can. of course, be
no two opinions.
ORPHEUM-Pract every seat
in the Orphcum auditorium was filed.
when the curtain rolled up on the bill
which runs for the week at the state
street vaudeville house last night. The
crowd however, left the building
without feeling the entire satisthc-
ton that usually characteriZes
Orpheum performances. The head
liners are the dainty and petite Miss
Jessie Brown assisted by Bert
Kalmar, whose singing and dancing
act is really enjoyable, ana the
splendid singing OF the Bison city
| quartet, but aside from these the pro.
gram Is q rehash of numbers some Oh
them several years old. which ,in-
| possessed of the qualities claimed FOR
| old wine. do not particularly improve
with age. The first two numbers seem
| Ia he nut on to jolly the
audience along until the real program
begins, and the last two are ap-
parcntly along the same lines.
However, the singing and dancing OF
| Miss Brown and Mr.. kamar are alone
worth hearing Their portrayals IN
clude tnstefuliy treated subjects, May
| and December;" BUGS" MASTER
| piece OF Scotch impcrsonation,
| character songs and dancing by MISS
| Brown which capture the house, ana
the '.Dinah'' duet. in which some OF
| the classest dancing ever seen mere
| is shown. The audience was emphatic
| In its approval of this number, re-
calling the talented couple AGAIN ana
| again.
| The four RianOs in an acrobatic d.
version entitled, "ln Africa intro
| luced some clever work viewed from
an ucrobatc standpoint, but some
| what repugnnnt to tho finer sensibiii-
ties Of modern audience MISS
Jeanette Adler, with her little black
plckaninnies. is here again, fairer
\ stouter and perhaps nearer forty than
ever before Her little negroes carry
| OF the act in n combination OF athletic
agility and n display of chocolate
colored anatomy which arouse the
| rsibilities OF the gallery. The musi-
! cal, mystical, electrical 'Kimo" OF
Franklin Colby Is once more in evil
dcnce much of the. charm OF the act
being attributable to Mrs, Colby. who
IN quite proficient in the musical line.
Tho sketch Back to Boston," In
which Is featured the occupation and
chatter of prize fighter, was well
Muck and Miss Nina Derby; but other
| than reGaling tho audience with tho
latest acquisitions to the vernacular OF
the realm of pugilism and u show of
Rowery iheroics, there ls little to re-
member in the presentation
| The "Bison City Four are always
enjoyable Their singing is full. well
balanced and harmonious. and some OF
i the serlOcomic "stunts" interpolntcd
between the songs nre lauShnble, a
western scene. Ascent or Mt Tai
malnals''at San Francisco Is shown
on the ldnodrome, which Is Interest
close n somewhnt lengthy program.
s. GhRRIrK--'Tho TnVersolI COMPANY
4 present Mt the Garrick this wceh
i s,Iernn, = Y tTernme's amusing conndv
i nrtirlnd 'Miea Hobhe " or'p,nnllv writ.
4 Hon For Annie R,Issell THO story Is
~ m attractive Young woman
Wrought us hv5n strorr-rinHed re.
irt,r, 3pnd 'mhned with hnr Views