The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-11-06
7 HEORP HEUM
IS THE PLACE
TONIGHT'S BILL
WILL PLEASE YOU

"All Orpheum shows arc good
some are better than others, but no
mistake is ever made when one visits
The Orpheum."
The management OF the Orphcum
claims the above has been attested in
every sense OF the word by the
thousands OF delighted patrons who
have attended the Orpheum every
week this season Tomorrow's bill
has the promise of being even better
than the best no expense being spared
this season to entertain Orpheum
pnuons. Just glance over the new
bill and see II you won't like it
OInkeIspeil's Christmas.
"Dinkelspell's Christmas dram
attic version of one OF George Hobart's
famous Dinkelspeil stories. arranged
by the author himself. will be the
headline feature OF next weeks Or.
pheum bill. 1t was originally pro-
duced at a Lambs Club Gambol in
New York, where il proved Il tremcn-
dous success. The play Is full of
human interest, the lines, situations
and complications being injescribably
funny and the characters naturally
and cleverly llmned The home OF a
kindly old German and his Frau Is
shown II is Christmas Eve. the pair
are anXiously awaiting the arrival OF
their son Louis. who is a salesman
and whom they haven't seen for two
years. They arc planning to have
him marry Lena. who has been his
sweetheart ever since they went to
school together DInkelspicl has even
gone so far as 10 secure a license for
the marriage. Louis arrives with
his wife, for he has been married
over a year without tho knowledge of
his parents. The wife leaves n few
minutes later and Dinkelspell and his
frau enter They give Louis warm
welcome, tell him of their plans TO
have him wed his school girl sweet
heart. Louis wife returns with their
baby and when the old folks see the
little one they quickly relent. all Is
forgiven and they make merry under
4 big Christmas tree.
Waterbury Bros. 6 Tenny.
The Waterbury Bros. G Tenny are
probably the most popular musical
trio in vaudeville today, and their ap-
pearance next week at the Orpheum is
SURE W Uts
have recently been among the chief
hits of Cohan and Harris Honey Boy
Minstrels. and their return to yaude-
Vile has resulted in q repetition of
former triumphs on the Orpheum cir
cult. Their entire repertoire of mu-
sical numbers are new and original
and their comedy brighter than ever
The Five Alphas,
The word Novelty means some
thing when ii is applied to the Five
hIphas. hoop jugglers and rollers AS
the curtain rises scores of brilliantly
CO lored hoops are shown on the stage.
and the entire troupe get down TO
rs Juggling without an Instants de-
lay. passing from one brilliant feat
to another with spirited action, and
keeping things humminG all the time.
AS a finish all the members OF the
troupe keep tho air filled with the
brilliantly colored. flying hoops. The
act is one that cannot fail 10 make an
impression when il appears.
, Jeanette Adler ard Her Picks.
Jeanette Adler and Her Picks will
provide a lively and attractive offering
Df character songs and funny dancing
rdmbers Jeanette. who Is n sister
to Flo Adler, the well-Enown vaude-
Vile nrtIste, possesses tho same
charming personality and natural talent
and for her own vaudeville appearance
she has selected a quartctte OF Dane
Ing Plckaninnies," who enlIyen the
act and give II comical, quaint and
intcrestcing touch.
Hyman Meyer. "The N'ru NJ the
FInno" IS a protege of Martin Beck
and appears eXclusiyciY iH Nmerica
under his direction. Mr. Meyer pre-
sents ore OF the most novel and artiS-
to acts in vaudeville. giving what
might he called a musical mono
logue. giving selections from grand
opera. An Of these things have been
attempted befM but never rend-
cred in the way Mr., Myers accom-