The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-30
GREAT BILL At THE
ORPH PHEUM TO-
Night

Unless all signs fail the vaudeville
bin at the Orpheum tonight Will
bo the most pretentlous program
the vaudeville kings have sent to this
city since the theater opened Some
OF tho most expensive features ever
brought into the vaudeville field Will
have place on the now program
noxt Sunday, and the claim OF the
management that money has been
poured like water TO procure these
attractions is likely TO be accepted by
every theater-gocr who turns his stops
toward tho Ogden Orphcum next
week
High Life In jail" a travesty by
Rem Shields, broadly burlesquing the
daily routine Of the prisoners who are
compelled TO dress In stripes, will be
a clever and amusing feture OF next
weeks Orpheum bill Each OF the
conHcts is permitted TO have his gar
ments cut according to his own fan
cy and TO follow his own ideas In the
way OF diversions. In this prison, the
banker, tho millionaire fnancicr. his
secretary, the crook trusty and other
inmates enjoy themselves with song,
story and impromptu entertainment
In fact they possess all the privileges
OF an up-to-date country club, includ
ing a private cafe, billiards, pianos
and golf VIM. H. Sloan and w. H,
(PilD Mack impersonate the two
principal roles. and associated with
them are Frank De Groat, Nelson
DOYLE. Charles Smith and Joe Schwab.
Rameses. the Egyptian Wonder
Worker, will appear In his Temple of
Mystery, an erection OF picturesque
and gorgeous character, Ia which he
performs q variety Of startling fents.
The London Daily Telegraph declares
that his performance seems TO sug.
gest q league with the evil ole, and
that had he lived a couple Of CEN
turies ago he would have been bun
died without ado to the stake" The
many things he does sayor exceeding
lDgly OF wltchcratt. two In particular,
tho sacrifice of the Fire Goddess and
his own eclipse and resurrection. The
Goddess in her most splendid raiment
is consumed by real flames OF lrc in
full view Of the audience, and from
her charred bones Rameses restores
hor TO life The eclipse and resurrec-
tlon of Rameses BATTLE description
The marvel OF them can only be real
lied by the spectators.
Zellah Covington and Rose Wilbur.
will present The Parsonage" a play
In which these two clever artists rep
resent seven different characters In as
many scenes, varying from the simple
minded country girl and boy to the
wayward girl who has strayed from
home. the villain and murderer and
the detective. Mr.. Covington and
Miss Wilbur change their costumes
with marvellous rapidly. and II is DIFF
ficult at first = for the audience TO
credit the statement that two persons
supply the entire performance THE
Parsonage" 1t should be mentioned.
Is the composition of Mr.. Coylngton.
who has met with considerable sue
cess as dramatist.
Williams and Warner are grotesquo
even in their billing. as they an
nounce themselves as direct from
Yurrup" They are French musicians
and comedians, and their versatility
is shown by the fact that they per-
form with equal skill on the trombone,
xvlopone. saxaphone, violin, Viola, har-
monica. piston and various other mu-
sical instruments. Not content with
excellipg with these. they have in
vented a new one they call THE Cln-
cophone." and they also Introduce an
organ" with human voice, another
OF their conceptions
Arthur BoWen. the singing cartoon
ist Is q versatile entertainer and a
clever crayon artist, and his combina-
tIon of black and white art, with
SONGS. ls most attractive. Mr. Bowen
is a newspaper cartoonist OF wide rep,
utatIon. and the sketches he presents
ON his cunvas arc especially mcritorl-
Gus. although his singing voice is so
exceptionally good that this portion
of his offering would win applause
alone. even though hlS artistic
drnuehting were entirely eliminated.
The two together, each well done.
a unique computation.
Harry La Belle. billed as the "Ath'
lete Extraordinary has an act quite
| different from the usual acrobaIc
acts seen on the stage His Offering
is entirely new and will be a delight
| to all Orpheum patrons.
New kinodrome pictures and good
musical program Will complete mos,
pleasing bill. =