The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-07
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Floods and washouts on the railroads
are playing havoc with the theatrlCal
world. particularly with vaudeville
where the artists in the several acts have
! to make such long Jumps. On account
OF washouts four OF the regular acts which
| were scheduled for the Orphcum Sun
! day failed To arrive and the result Was
patchcd-up bill The acts which did
| not appear were the Eight GeiSha Girls.
! Nine Panita, Brown, Harris and Brown,
and Jean Clcrmonts hurlesquc circus.
| Then, in addition To this. Mrs. Douglas
OF Douglas and Douglas. comedy aero.
bats. spralned her knee so badly that
their act had to be curtailed. Hence.
| Manager Sutton had 10 face q great
problem Sunday evening when. with a
! sold out house. the conditions cited had
to be met. lie met the emergency how
ever and the regular number oil acts were
given.
II is an i'll wind that blows nobody
good. Ulinc and Rose, who arc on the
Pantage circuit, were tied up here on
account OF the food west. unable TO get
10 san Francisco, hence they furnished
the opening act SUNDAY evening. lhey
are very clever pair, hut we're manu- :
capped owing TO the fact that part
cl their act was the same as the act "i
Jimmy Lucas hence they had to cut
that part out and make the best oi
things. They, received meri'ed applause
The Temple City Quartcite headed ny
Bowman Johnson. lyric tenor. supplied
In second act This quartette is not an
amateur dIartcttc, but has been on the
| Pacific coast for the past three years
| and in all The leading cities IT was
very popular. II Is now having painted
! two drop curtains. ono depicting S"iIdlr
| and the Great salt Lake. and tnG othcr
! Ccmple square by moonlight. which they
will use with their singing act, used WIN
! electrical effects. This was their hTst
apuearancc here on the Orphcum CIR
cnit. They arc all Salt Lake boys and
| they were given a more than cordial re
ceution. In quartottc and solo thcir WORK
was most crcditablc and thcy were com
| ,encd to respond To several encores.
| Frederick Aliens sketch. After fQrtE
Years" with Mr.. and Mrs. John Du-
| aont portraylng the characters OF lllrdil
and Lucinda Stebbins, was given try :
and Both were with the Willard Mack
| company at tho Grand and Bungalow
and their portrayal OF the characters "as
| exceedingly wei done. The dra"Dack 10
the sketch is its length. ii inc autl9I
! who also produced Ills Phantom Sweet
| heart" and which made mt on tne
| Orpheum circuit will cut hye minutes
from the sketch 1t VIII take, l3t tne SUI sun
| iact matter is all right. The sketch deals
with a quarrel and the reconciliation
between u couple after forty years ol
welded life.
| songs and dancing creations. His method
| of introducing himself is unique and ms
impersonations of well-known actors and a1d
actresses were more ina %thah ciGnva, Ito,'c ,ibc irc
|
recalled him several times.
| Bernardo. the Guick-change artlst Whc
was at the Orpheum all OF last week
and had remained for a day or two OF
resi- prior to his long jump TO New Norh
where he goes from here, repeated his
act OF last week. 1T was received is
cordially as his performance oI last
week.
]. Francis pooley and Miss Corinne
! Saylos in Pavement Pattcr nave an
act that is scream. INC p,S aud'snCs si,'.
was In a roar OF laughter all the time
they were upon the stage Botn arc
exceptionally clever and the audience
were 10th to let them leave. They were
recalled again and again.
Douglas and Douglas. comedy acroha Is
have a clever act in "The Clown and tht
Girl" Owing To the accident TO Mrs
Douglas II had OF necessity to be cu
, some
The orphcum orchestra rendered eN,
cellcnt music and this, with the kluo-
dromc pictures, concluded the BILL The
four missing acts win appear At the mat. .,
5 ince today and the remainder OF th'
week.
> The initial performance OF "a Bache
lor's Romance was presented by th'
Mack Leone company at the Buugalov
Sunday night Although neither Mr.
Mack nor Miss Leone appeared in tht
cast the large audience gave evidence
of its genuine approval Of the manner IN
: which the play was presented. The firs
. act was well in progress before IL Wa
realized that neither Mr., Mack nor Mis-
, Leone were In the cast. Then at tn.
close OF tho act Mr.. Mack stepped bcfor
i the curtains and remarked that. as hi
wife was IN the hospital. 1t was deomc,
10y the management unwisc for him [.
appear in the leading role on account o
the possibility OF his being summone,
10 his wifo's Side at any moment
"A Bachelors Romance" is th
story of a young mans struggle agains
odds TO make his way in life and gratIf,
his ambition and thirst for knowledge
Many obstacles are thrown In his way
and being green and thrown upon hi
own resources In the city OF New York
direct from his mothers farm. his diff
cuities are multiplied. But I'm the end II
wins out Elmer Booth substitutes 10
Mr.. Mack and is deserving of mucl
L ,.rcdli and received mnnY rounds of conn