Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-30

tho sociallstic theories cannot be
worked out satisfactorily without the
aid OF capitalistic brains, concerning
which there are always two opinions.
THE Battle" goes again tonight ana
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Henrietta Crosman-The advance
sale for Miss Crosman, who opens az
the Theatcr next Monday night In
Anti Matrimony," begins at the box
office Friday.
Margaret nlington--The next at
traction at the Colonial Will he Mar
garet Ellington, the favorite actress.
who comes in her new play. Until
Eternity" an adaptation from the
French by Edward Elsner, who dra ma
tlzed Under Two Flags for Blanche
Bates
Orpheuni-with Jolly Fanny Rice
and the Greasy company at the or
pheum this week, dull care Is hanlshed
TO the rcmOtest corner Of NeNer-Never
Land. Fanny Rice has been here be
fore and Cressy was here last week,
but the reception accorded both war
rants their return FOR even third or
fourth time. Both took the house by
storm An unusually large audience,
for Monday night was there, In spite
OF heavy counter attractions at the
other playhouses And Il was such a
house as players like to greet-warrn.
enthusiastic and not niggardly I'm its
demonstrations Of approval.
Stewart and Marshall two natural
negro comedians" the bin says. open
the fun with cross fire Of nonsense
and rattle brain ragtime And In the
case Of this team the time -hOnored
handle hts Il we'll. IT'S not what they do.
but the way they do II. Their act Is
Il. 14aNa "a fa "A
raiser good all the way through-and
they know when to stop.
Derwin, the Ventriloquist. Is not the
best the Orpheum circuit has sent out
nor the worst. His dialogue is very
mellow. using the word In the sense
used by one Of his manikins.
Dale and Boyle do dance-they also
sing but not very much and not very
we'll Her voice was n trifle OF color,
which fact, however, was pardoned
when the denouement arrived. Dale
and Boyle have a novelty and are worth
while.
Fanny Rice. with her miniature
mimic stage, Is - big smile all the way
through and a hearty laugh as often
a. n good sound heart VIII stand
Singing, smiling and mimicing. she ar
fords the feature Of the evening in an
act whose only fault is that Il Is too
short.
WIN NJ. Cressy and Blanche Dayne,
presenting Mr.. Cressy's own playlet
"GraspinR an Opportunity offer "A
number even more entertaining than
last weeks offering by the same play
erS IL is the story OF a meeting be-
tween an unreasonable farmer and
village official, whose wife is away Wis
ting at a distance, and an artful book
agent-a woman attractive and young
or than the farmers wife. The humor.
and Il IL all humor. NJ the paylet II
keen. clean and Of that spontaneous
sort which is always delightful
Signor Travato. eccentric violinist, Is
one OF the ''repeaters." He repeated
the eccentr;cities which he offered the
last time he was here. and the music
he gave at that time. adding 10 II all
the popular songs Of the day When
he ultimately finished his number he
was applauded thunderously, applause
that lasted several minutes after the
curt atm had risen for the next act-but
he did not reappear. Though there Is
an essence Of fun in his manipulation
of his violin. II seems sacrilege, al
most to put the instrument To such
use and a Rraver crime to assassinate
the works of masters as ne does HIS
performance, however, was received
with "A tumult 81 enthusiasm seldom
accorded an Orpheum performer
Mar;ena Nevaro and Mareena close
bill Of very fair average. Their act Is
out OF the usual run, an equilibrist act
that is difficult. The strong man Of
the team IL extraordinary and the fun
nv man Is the best yet seen In his line.
The kinodrome could be omitted this
week without marring the bill. Tho
orchestra offers two numbers OF charm
ing excellence. including the favorite
LUCIA di Lammermoor selection
Misunderstanding the summer closed
season. the Daniels theater has been
redecorated, furnished up for the com
ing season. and the opening OF the