The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-07


| strels, Is by all odd:. the greatest terp-
sichorean artist on any stage The fan
tasuc aud aGilo foot exercises INDUCED
! in hY this gentleman have ever arrested
| tho attention o( expert Judges. and it has
ALWAYS hcen source of woudcTmcnt hoT
the nirnblc and deNtrouS step movements
are 50 adroitly executed in perfect hsr-
| mony 10 the most difficult music time,
Mr.. Primrose Is proud of thiS dancing
acquisition. as VIII hc seen from In" an
nornuementS regarding the engagement
next Thursday At the Sail Lake Thenls
Of the renowned Primrose Minstrel or
ganizatiou.
At the ShuberJ theater on Mouday
evening, January l.. Madame tarrcnp
Will bo heard in concert. Speaking Of
her appearance in London, The Daily
Had Nine Carreno been less OF an
artist she would probably have been a
Virtuoso pure and simple as u is the
two sides OF her art 4 re held in so Just
. balance that her extraordinary COM
plete technical equipment compels ad :
mir lion no less sincere that that evoked
by hcr intellectual ability as an inter
prefer. All the B"chstcin hall on Satur-
day afternoon. Madame carrcno began
with Beethoven "Waldstcin sonata,
her performance OF which was character
lied by that masterfm ana impulSivs
style which sets her in place apart
from all other pianists Of her own SEX.
The loriliancc or her playing Was al
ways tempered with discretion which
suggested a force held in reserve. and
il was this fact. quite as much as tho
vein Of romance which underlay the
reading its strength and individuality.
and made il the expression of per
sonal point OF view
The seat sale VIII open AT the Shu-
bert box Office and at Christensen & An
sons music store on Saturday morning.
The Willard Mack company. at The
Bungalow j. nllins that thoater at cN-
q l.Ct
ideal Polly Primrose" the title Of the
play being presented, and the others In
in" company are admirably cast. There
VIII be "A matinee Saturday.
"Tcnpest and Sunshine" viii he pre-
scented at the Grand theater for three
Grand passes into control OF The new
lessee. Uncle Dick Sutton. when The
Night Before Christmas" viii be pre-
seuted. together with vaudeville and il
lustiatcd songs.
The most entertaining bill that has thus
f1r boon presented Ia the patrons uf the
Mission tlcaier is on now. the initial
Thursday evening to two crowded-housc
sessions, Stccley and Edwards scored the
hit OF The evening with musical comedy
SkiL without title. This clever pair play
duets on the saNophonc and Nylophoue.
One also plays the cornct and the other
the piano. Both performers arc experts
many rounds of applause. Tine unique
feature OF tho bill Is Erncst Panther and
COMPANY aVrob8ts. Ono member of the
company is a near seven -footcr: another,
who Is the feature OF the act. Is prob
ably not more than four feet tall The
stunts made possible by the contrast are
new and decidedly clever.
Helen BcreSturd and company present
a lively little farce entitled The Psnta-
loon skirt" wherein a worldly husband
Is cured Of his nights ont by his wife
adopting masculine costume and Sarb and
Announcing her intention to accompany
him wherever lIc goes. \ little wine is
indulgcd In al home, he drinking freely:
she passing her glass 10 the French maid
Who imbibcs tho contents and gets gior-
iously full. The entire slIt is laugh
proVoter and ranks we'll up on thc bill:
Dick and Alice McAvor in Herald
Square Jimmy" farce with the BoWcry
stamp upon il. tickle their hanioes and
sinS several new ones. their travelling
song making; n decided hit.
The Eosedale four, billed as the sweet
est singers in vaudeville are barely
that; hut tlIey can sing, and sweetly,
too.
Dorthv Dale. comcdienne. simply. sings
and docs il quite woll. Her juvenile inn
pcrsonation is clever.
The ricSurcgraph completes the bill
with pictures that are interesting. The
bill f. a good one. considering the price.
and deserves and no doubt will enjoy
the liberal patronage during the weeks
engagement