The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-12
NEW BILL AT
ORP HEUM A
GOOD ONE

With the first presentation oil the
now bin at the Orpheum tomorro"
NIGHT. the management promises
roal treat Is in store for the large
Sunday night audience All the acts
ON the new bin have made Individual
hits in all the larger coast towns ana
will no doubt prove as big nit IN
Ogden.
Howard G. Howard.
Howard and Howard Will be at the
Ornhoum next week They are I'M
nense favorites on tho Orpheum CIT
emit and their appearance is sure 10
he the signal for an ovation. Ihey
arc both capital singers and always
hiring with them a good selection Oh
songs AS comedians, they are IN
class bv themselves. The Hebrew I'M
nnrsonatIon of Willie Howard is par
t,culnrly accurate and brims over with
fun There Is never a dull moment
during the time the Howard boys oc-
cunv the stage. This season theif
contribution Is entirely new and sad
n oclIDse In humor all their previous
of,orts II is called THE Porter and
| the Salesman"
"saseballitis."
Victor H. Smalley, which VIII tn..v, ,n,
duce the Evers-Wisdom company, WIN
he presented at the Orpheum next
week. Those who love the great Am, ~
erican National Game VIII dellgnt III
This famous llttle sketch whlch teiis
The story OF a young lawyer WHO is
bugs" about baseball and neglect
his wife in order TO witness the 5anl-
with his bosom friend Steve. nS
Two fans stay up nearly all hlsuI u
discourse of their faVorite pastiihe
The wife concOcts a clever niue P'd'
ia snrfoit her better half of the MANS
and cleverly turns the table upon hi-h
Fred Singer.
Fred Singer will present m nmpit,
ous musical novelty next week, CaI
cd "The Violinmaker of Cremona- !
is best explained by the follo"in
synoDsis, The curtain rises on IN
workshop of the celebrated vlollnmaf
or Amati, in Cremona (SeVenteent
Conmry) Amati Is gazing with prld
/, ON n violin which is hiss creates
achievement and he speculates as .
ito fate He falls asleep and III hl
, dream the genius of music appears
him and promises the fulhllment
his desire concerning mis- beloved II
strument The workshop is tran
, formed into a magnificent Drawn
: room where he sees and hears n
r violin virtuosos, Pagunlni JOACHIM
Snrasate. Kubelik and Remcnyl pla
upon his violin. On his awakenlr
he nresses 1t 10 his breast and VIII
grand eloouence baptizes his maste
niece. passing away III an ecstacy
It's conclusion.
f Bunyea and Gideon.
( The American Beauty ana %
r Song Writer Is an approprlate t.t
4 for Babel Bunyea and Melville }. Hl
n con. two very clever artists VINO "
q apDear on the new bill, MISS Buny'
d IS considered by the foremost painte
II and art critics today 10 be one OF Z
# most beautiful women on the stage
h day. She has appeared In some
the largest productions on the ro
such as The Dollar Mark
Girl In The Taxi" king Dodo. e
Mr. Gideon Is one of the youngF
song writer's in the United States a
has turned out one hundred and nj
n popular and successful songs. Th'
r offering will please all Orpheum
irons.
"DeLisle'
sDeLisle" has become known
= the lightning Juggler." through,
Y rapiditv with which he manipuia
y and balances various articles, In
y rope he is among the foremost
y glers and his performance mas
r freshness and finesse which Is qu
= likely TO be equally appealing here
= "The Racketts."
+ Bob Fltzsimmons in Even
+ Dress" is the title of the Offering
+ the Racketts. Their clever sing
+ and dancing is but an incident to tn
+ art the wonderful part being
+ Rackett's conception of the W
+ known pugilist in evening clothes
\ Racket has carefully studied eE
r move and GESTURE of the great \
+ tralian. and even TO the tricks
4 speech, he presents an accurate !
\ travail of Fltzsimmons. MISS kacF
Is n mighty clever singer aud tog'
al, er they present an act that Is en-
'er tanning To a high degree, II the
to, tinued applause OF delighted
lily ence means anything
Something new In motion plctl
the | is promised from the llnodrome
OF a fine musical programme by the
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