The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22


1t Is pleasing comedy. the music is
catchy, the chorus is pretty and shapely,
the principals. that Isl the female portion,
are handsome. there are gorgeous electrl.
cal effects; there are good comedians, the
lyrics nre by Salt Lake boy. Otto
Baucrbach This is ''The Three Twins"
which opened an engagement at the Salt
Lake theatcr OIL Monday night and
which will run the entire week, with
matinees Wednesday, Thursday and Sat
urday.
And il is corking show, Each and
every ono in the cast. either as prln-
cipal or in the chorus is q. hard worker
and the big audience which greeted the
company labored under the delusion that
those who were amusing and entertain
Ing them on the stage did not tire, for
the encores were IN many ny, ana & Tepeated,
starts with whirl and 1t ends in O
whlrl.
Then there is Victor Morley, who bub
bles over with fun. He Is the third
twin and he makes merry for all. His
''part OF the party" in the second act
gives opportunity for him 10 show his
art as an actor and as a comedian par
tlcusry that part in which he presents
a mythical drama.
There is Bessie Clifford who is chic
and charming. with pretty voice, whose
"The Yama Yama Man delightfully."- and
The Hypnotic Kiss splenddly, so we'll
in fact that She was cncored number
of times.
Then Minnie Allen. also pretty, also
with fine voice, who sings "Cuddlc Up
Il Little Closer, Lovcy Mine" In such
n manner that she was recalled q num-
her OF times. During tho solo and chorus
there is "a procession of lovers. the young
and the old and even a baby, charm
ing little tot Is brought In. the finale be-
ing the electric swing. In which were
cuddled in baskets of red and white
electric roses many pretty maidcns. This
electric swing. which Is "A novelty, Is one
of the prettiest effects ever seen upon the
stage here.
There are many song hits. and In the
chorus are boating boys and bathing
girls. boo-hootcc girls and tennis boys
and Red Cross nurses, all presenting a
Kaleidoscope picture that was more
than pleasing
You Will like "Thc Three Twins" Tt
amuses, IT cntertains, 1, drives away the
blues and you can sec il a second and a
third time and still be entertained and
amused. Sold out houses will no doubt
prevail during the run OF the play.
At the Mission thea,cr the Johnson
Jcftries championship battle at Reno Is
being shown in motion pictures, They are
the authorized pictures OF the contest,
| for which the motion picture company
paid 5000. 600, Capacity audiences Wit
messed the battle Monday evening. They
WITH continue. matinee and evening.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
In The Call OF the North in which
Robert Edcson made such great sue
cess and which is being presented at the
Garrick theeicr this week by William
Ingersoll and his splendid company. Salt
Lake playgoers are given opportunity 10
III a long while. The cast is an ad
mirable one. The play runs the week,
with malinecs Wednesday. Saturday and
IL special matinee Thanksgiving day.
The second performances of THE
Bureomaster" vas seen by n delighted
audience at the Colonial last evening
This pleasing musical comedy VIII play
the usual matinecs and a special matt
nee Thanksgiving day.
Ellen Beach Yaw viii he heard in con-
cert al the Colonial Wednesday evening.
November 80. Miss iaw will be accom-
panied by the famous flutist, Jay Plowe,
and Mary Newman, pianist. Tho bal
ancc of The week Nine. ALA Nalimova
viii be seen in repertoire.
\ Hymph like. blackrcycd little spritc.
with the appearance OF child rather
than OF woman-such is The pen pic
thc performances OF Mmc. Anna Pavlowa.
the famous Russian primn ballcrina
| assoluta. Her equally famous assistant.
NJ. Michael Mordkn, Is described by en-
thusiasts as a Greek statue come TO
life"
Audiences at the OrphcUm wonder why
in the lntcrmiSsion the overture 'Rcmln-
lScenceS TO Verdi by the orchestra.
noted in the programme. has been
changed To a selection from Madam
Butterfly" The reason Is obvious,
| The NcDpolltaps Sing selections from
'"Troya,ore," while MIR. Singer, I'm his
| musical act likewise plays q selection
| BY Verdi therefor" Professor Weihc
1 I. III
should hear the Orpbeum orchestra
render The selection from Madam lSut :
| tcrflv. The music. always exquisite. is
made more Nsu by the mastcrly manner
in which. il is given by the orchestra.
| II is delightful and Is an evenings : en-
| tortainmcnt OF Itself. The bill is The
best seen al the Orphcum this season,
| GIInI LpA IAELl,TLN DlAT