The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08

statement WIN our name.
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stores.
of the rcd men on horseback, riding
down the trail is the acme of stage real
| ism. II is IL most beautiful scene. Then
there arc bucking bronchos and camp
| scenes and the noise incident to an old
| time cowboy roundup.
| Maclyn Arbuclele, as Slim Hoover, the
sheriff. has the star part, He Is an old
favorite with Salt Lake ,playgoers: hay
| have gone. The character he portrays
Is ideal lie is fat in reality; and when
man" he sets the audience wild. He is
the champion cigarette roller. an expert.
and IL is worth going miles TO see him
roll cigarette with one hand while he
pulls a gun with The other.
The several roles are well cast. but,
as has been said. the play depends upon
its scenery. and no such stage settings
| nave ever before been seen upon The
stage in this city. Sixty people arc nee
essary to handle the work OF setting the
! scenes.
"'Thc Roundup" will run up 10 and
including Thursday night. with a matt
nee on "Wednesday. II Is well worth see
| ing. and every indication points to over
flow houses during the remainder OF the
| engagement. In view OF the length OF
the play, the curtain will rise promptly
at Sis The music incidental 10 the
| pay - oSlioHtiu''
ROYAL Tracy and the larSe, supporting
| company in 'Brewster's Millions de-
| lighted another large audience at the
| Colonial theater last night This show,
| full OF comedy and beautiful stage pic
| lures as 1t is seems TO hit the fancy, OF
| the Salt Lake theater soers. The play
runs the week out, with the usual
Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
| Probably the smallest house that has
| witnessed "A tDrDlpIlyn performance
season was that of Monday night. And
! this too. in view OF the fact that the oill
this city. All the acts scheduled ap-
peared except one, Jean Clermonts Bur
| lesque Circus. Even without this act.
which. by the way. promises TO be a
night probably caused more side splitting
! laughter and more applause than any
| seen here this season. Some OF the
actors barely had time 10 make their way
| from tho depot before il was their turn
! before the foouights. This was generally
| understood by the audience and bond
| OF general good feeling and frlendlineSs
sprung up between players and auditors:
| The honors for fun making might
easily be divided between Brown. Harris
and Brown. and j. Francis Dooley and
| preceding on the programme. This trio.
! SO it was stated by one of the number.
| appeared in borrowed clothes. The au-
dience would never have suspected it
| II he hadn't spoken about it. Their act
is entitled Just TO Laugh-That's All"
That's enough. There will be many sore
! there was OF il.
Mime Panita. the flute virtuoso. was
recalled several times. Her selections
! range from the plaintiVe and sentimental
! TO the most dashlng OF light music.
! The Eight Geishs Girls. with their
pigeon English and almost-Amcrican mu-
| sic made Il decided hit. Their singing
| is very scant; in fact, not much more
| than a chant. Their dancing Is on the
| Japanese order and was pleasing 70 look
And then there was Carew and Kay
| dIlers-n. They filled in. but-rcmcm
! Der the washouts on the Southern Pa
! cihc and he lenient No reflection
whatever is to be east upon the manage
mcnt Of the Orphcum, Tor it has been up
against il for fair. And n less enter
prisug executive staff might not have
| been able TO keep the house open under
I'cNiStDg conditions.
! The missing animal act, which prom
! tses 10 be scream. will undoubtedly APP
| bin as scheduled will be presented.
| Washouts or no washouts, the bill will
he presented through the entire week
! with the usual matinees.
| There is something very fascinating
| about the western drama. as presented
iu motion pictures, and whenever a spe-
means record breaking business for the
| entire week for the house fortunate
| enough TO secure IT. one Of these sub
| iccts ~ Daughter of the Sioux" is in
| cudcd in the excellent programme at the
| Elite ihedter This week, and appears TO
| he entirely authentic as 10 scenery, COS
| tunes. etc. 1t is claimed by The man
| Iegcment that this subject was produced
on tho plains OF western Nebraska. with
/ real Sioux Indians and enlisted United
! States regulars.
| Miss Ntaude Leone returned 10 the Bun
galow last night after her collapse OF
| Friday evening and was greeted with en-
| ;husiasm by tho halt-nllod house which
attended. The play presented this week
| Is ~ Bachelors Romance and is re
| CCyiug the usual attention given the
productions at tins popular playhouse.
! Miss Leone In The leading role displayed
| her usual skill iu handling her part.
! while MCssrS Mack. RcnniC. Moore and
! Clarke deserve mention. The ladies' Of the
company arc all well cast, There Will oc
matinee on Wednesday.
4 nrst-class production presented by
! FIRST class company is the drawing at
| traction at the Grand thcater this week
! Theodore 1.orch, the popular actor sup
ported by a strong company, is present
made II possible to present something
out Of the ordinary with all the effects
and beautiful scenery. Great credit Is
due George l.. Graves. under whose per
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