The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03

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There is singing show. real sing
ing show at the Colonial. and II goes
with a hin. hip. hurrah from the start
to the dinish. Then there are pretty
girls and handsome costumes and Won
derful electrical effects, and remark
ably strong chorus. and a male sen
lists and coriing good comedian. In the
person OF Billy Clifford, An This is seen
in THE Girl at the Helm" which opened
a weeks engagement at the Colonial the
alter Sunday night. This musical play
is the offering of II. II. Frazee. and II
Is one Of the sucGesTes Siesr OF tae cansstS aasaS
house greeted the presentation sunday
night The indications are that capacity
audiences will greet the remaining per
The music is OF the catchy order. There
is dash and ginger throughput, And
then it is clean, and this this applies TO ,o,te ,9e
is a fine one; there is harmony plend-
ing that IL would be difficult to excel,
The. marches are pretty; tns s aanenng ~ rs
Septionally strong. The humor Is clear
cut
Marguerite Devon. who has the role OF
year ago with the original "A Girl CUES
ton" Is as pretty as ever and she sings
and dances just as well as eyer per-
haps il should be said that she eXSels
her former role. Then there is Mile
La Journe. who is also pretty and who
has a sweet voice. and TINS IS also .rue
of Ujlda Mason. The Broilers are pretty
in face and in figure. and SO are the
The Comedian is Billy Clifford, and he
Well. his monotogue is well done, and he
is nmble with his feet. His solo: Not
All, but Nearly" made a hit win the
big audience ,mea TSe ns Ghos5 @aS Of
in which he was aided by the chorus
and with electrical effects. was one ol
duet between Mr. Clifford and Miss De
| Won was charmingly rendered.
The motor s,istia race and was moSt oIcfed ted
Ieetiyed moSI aopanse nea''S'f The Girl at ths
Helm Will be seen the REMAINDER Oh
the week There win be matinees We'd
nesday and Saturday
The bAl at the orpheum this week is
bright breezy and entertaining, with no
| patnos throughout the entire performance
and every act laugh ai Sic1 or 'GT Mn EG%in sESm
Stevens. aided by Miss Tina Marshall
in IAN Evening With Dickens; heads
Of Of the 'i leading characters as created by
Mr.. Frank Tinney. m3onologist: 81 singer &c n
evening, with Mr.. James 3 Donovan
and Miss Rena Arnold; In their sketch
entitled. Doing Well. Thank You;' run
|
Mr.. Tinney has a few mirthful drolleries
up his sleeve that take well. sings a
couple of nonsensicaL songs that take "a,
| equally as well, and plays the plano In
way that brings down the house
Donovan and Arnold's skit Is bunch
Howard's musical Sbetlands and per-
forming dogs is well up TO the standard
OF animal acts. although II Is slightly
marred by too much prompting on the
rhe De Haven Sextette. Ave pretty
girls and man. in a singing, and dancing
cleverly staged affair The girls are
all good looking and their costumes are
dreams of exactness and beauty; One OF
the young ladies met with a mishap, pre-
sumably spralned ankle, and was com
PEELED TO leave the stage but she gath
cred herself together ahS dyiaa 1!sheq t5a 5n
dience graspcd the situation and she was
s'Iis The % ZanettosDlheir tic nationality ma is un-
certain, despite the fact that they were
made up la Japanese--do some decid-
took well with the audience.
Mllt Wood is one OF the best buck
and wing dancers eever, seen In this city;
lie lis not booked to sing but does. and
his singing adds much 10 his act.
The Orpheum orchestra renders be;
sides the accomplishments, several well
chosen selections that add zest to the
evenings entertainment. The Kino-
Gn;s,. drom;ss eve eyer III popular motion pictures
The house was crowded tho S. r. O.
sign having been hung UP long before
the performance commenced. The APP
plause was plentiful and frequent. and
this. after all. tells the story: The bill is
Il good one. II continues through the
week will be al 2l5 Sunday afternoon
This rule will be in effect through tho
balance of the season and will no doubt
be welcome news 10 many OF Salt Lake
theatergoers The first Sunday matinee
was given yesterday and q good audience
was present.
The current theatrical bill at the
Bungalow theater drew big audience
Sunday night. with Willard Mack anG
Maude Leone and their associated thes-
plans In Polly Primrose" q pretty stor,
OF the south and its splendid women ant
chivalric men. There was good house