Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18

ether Instruments she manipulated to
the delightsot her audience.
Mr.. Al Jolson, late star Of the Dock
stader minstrels. proved himself an
artist, with the word done in capitals.
His voice alone Is q delight, ana II 10
regret to tho audience throughout
that his own Interruptions prevent his
being hoard in more OF the SONGS whose
broken snatches give evidence Of an
exceptionally good organ throughout.
The big feature OF the program, il
The Top o. the World Dancers, in
a bit of extravaganza. Kris krinkos
Dream. with ballet by. bear. dogs, and
dainty girls, while the doll business IN
the first act with the Peppermint, kid,
Jack-in-tlle Box, and the Doll Prin-
cess Is funny throughout. The music
by the orchestra unuer Willard Wcihc
Always one of the chief features, was
excellent as ever
GARRICK-There is a touch of melo-
drama ut the Garrick this week that
goes still further to demonstrate the
versatility of the Ingersoll Stock com
pany which has taken such a grip on
The amusement loving patrons of this
city. The Offering is Rex Beach's "The
Earlier" u story of the Kondike with Il
thrilling battle In the dark to stir the
blood and love end heroics for good
measure.
The presentation borders on the flaw
less from d stock company viewpoint,
so even and natural are the players in
their respective roles The character
of the chlvalrous army officer fits Mr..
Ingcrsoll like a glove with his quiet,
easy and repressed style. Miss Nelson,
too. Is given an opportunity. Both as
the maiden OF the north and then as the
Z full blown woman. first Drumming with
Innocent naivete and later developing a
devotion to human character, she is
excellent.
Mr.. Seymour merits Il paragraph all
his own. He is a good-od. doub!e-dis-
titled william of the type warranted to
draw Kisses from the gallery. all OF
which is the acme OF the williams art.
His delincation of the character OF
Stark stands forth like cameo.
Mr. Herblin blossoms out this week
as a young Frenchman with such as
tonishing ideas of honor that he refuses
to marry the woman he loves even
when she asks him. Mr.. Crosby carries
the full sympathy of the audience in
( his faithful representation of the long
suffering rival. Miss Pringle, Mr.. En-
crson, Mr.. Day and Mr.. Peters are ex-
scelIent in their various roles, and n
fact the entire company add new
{laurels to their already long list
The play goes through to Saturday
night. with Wednesday and Saturday
matinees, and Is well worth seeing. 1t
again indicates that the Ciarrick play
.crs are powerful and natural In any
stage setting.
SHUBERT-The Curtis Musical
comedy company this week In,...Jakey.
Mickey and Ikey" is presenting one OF
the best offerings In popular-price1
entertainment vet given Mt the
Shubert. The chorus Includes ten
agile girls while the principals arc
decidedly strengthened with the ar
rival of Miss Muude Beatty and Chic
Burnham. Miss Burnham has n good
stage appearance and nm equally
{ good voice which Is heard to advant-
age In solo work and Duet with
Carlton Chase. Other songs by the
comedians help to win applause. The
story deals with5a typical Jew, irish
man and German turned loose in
Paris. The roles are taken by Henry
Auerbach. Charles Figg and Chic
Burnham. Sandwiched in between
their artics Carlton Chase. Miss Beatty
and Mayme Prayer play straight
parts and sing serious and sentimental
songs. The show is speedy, entertain
ing and worth while.
MOVING PICTURE HOUSES-The
Max Florence Grain ofGtheaters, tho
Isis. Elite and the Luna, this week
are presenting some striking and new
motion picture films interspersed with
Illustrated songs and are doing capn-
city business.