Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-21
POLICE FRAME Up
GREAT VAUDEVILLE.
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Continual Performance Lasting
To Election Day Being
!, Rehearsed.
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BARLOW FOR THE HEADLlNER
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BARLOW FOR THE HEADLlNER
George sheets VIII Not Sing. ~ Wish
1 Had Ny Old job Back
Lost His Voice.

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Vaudeville is now occupying the time
of the police department and the press
agent Of the talented company headed
z by Chief Samuel NJ Barlow promises
4 that the entertainment TO be put ON be-
ginning at an early date and lasting
until the night of election day Will
outclass anything hitherto attempted
along the line of political theatricals-
The reason the police department has
the time to occupy its composite mind
with vaudeville lies in the fact that
\ the police work Of the city has been TAX
en- of its handle by the county through
y the medium of Sheriff Joe Sharp's
special and regulardeputies. Last night
& these deputies raided several hop joints
in the police protected quarters and
made further invasions into the ruby
slit precincts which have hitherto en-
joyed only the surveillance of5the blind
!, folded eye of the American" police.
sam Barlow. of course. is to be the
real dyed-in-the-wool headliner. He
demands the spotlight and fun orr
chestra. His act is to be q monologue
entitled "Incompetency.' For his open
4 Ing he will introduce the following writ
ten by his press agent. 1t will be sung
+ to the tune of "Tammany." Here it
\ Is:
1ncompetcncy, IncompetcncS,
Crooks ana gamlers run the town.
Miss Belle London Keeps them round,
\ Incompetency. lncompctency,
Z i know nothing, Ifsee nothing.
lncompetcncy.
+ Next comes Capt. Riley NJ. Beck
y stead. He will appear with Detective
+ George Chase In u little sketch writ
& ten BY Frank kimball, the license
y policeman, entitled COLLECTIONS. 1t
lis a breezy little skit and tho police
department press agent promises that
4 st will be an act true to life that VIII
catch the gallery.
THE RUBBER SOLE DUO.
i35s The team Of Goldng ana Wilson Is
next In point ofsimportance on the bill:
They have funny singing and
q dancing act, and one of their. new
songs will be velvet Foot" u parody
! on PUT ON Your Old Grey Bon
nett, TX 81 +. ~, *
John Hempe is to come next with
a disappearing coin act that IS sala
by those who know to be q sleiSht OF
hand performance Of much merit.
Lieutenant Il. r. Shannon was to
have sung the .Swan Song in tho
production, but els incaphcitated by
q sore knee. 1t Is also said that shan
&: non injured his knee while showing
i8the gamblers how TO place their
blinds so that the general
public wouldn't know.
Sl 1t was at first rumored by the press
agent that the services of 1npressirio
George Sheets would be secured for the
Il political vaudeville, and that he would
"A sing once more his famous ballad en-
= titled ..I wish I had my old job back"
( but Stage Manager Bransford is said to
have stated that lmprcssarlo Sheets had
lost his voice SO the act will not BIO
on the bill and the press agent apollo
z giles. 3 I'll
sal Jailers Wilkinson and Gillespie arc
s. said to have In preparation dramatic
Il act of much merit. The stage properties
are stated to be several hundred sacks
sof tobacco and cigarette papers thnt
will later be sold to the prisoners at
"a marked down sale price of "a cents
I, .per package instead of % cents as for.
Smery,
THE SOAINOLENT sERGI3ANTS.
Scrgts. Lindsay ana Pugslcy will put
pnttheir famous sleeping scene. III this
little act Plgsley Is represented as q
man who falls into II long, deep sleep
Wand sumbei's for 20 yenr.. When he
nwakes he finds the policemen that he
knew are all dead and buried. He
rlishcs to the Office of tia chief and
s. asks for Barlow. /. His CONSERVATION Is
great when he learns that Barlow had
Y resigned Oct. 20. 1910. and is now a
prosperous tea and coffee merchant.
The grand finale will be one of the
i great features Of this little political
vaudeville performance. The entire