Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
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Ponry when that intrepid exc
pIoror reached the pole. viii consii-
tute one OF the principal attractions
OF tho Orpheum thcator next week.
Henson was with Peary when the
successful dash 60 the pole was made
and took more than 100 photographs
on this trip. Besides these pictures
there arc several moving picture films.
one shows the Roosevelt leaving New
York. the dangers OF sailing through
the Ice foes ls thriHingly exploited IN
another. while another shows the
Roosevelt in Baffin bay. Imprisoned in
the grinding drift ice Henson uses
these pictures 10 illustrate his lee
ture which deals with his experiences
during the torturing trip 20 the home
OF the frost
Ida Fuller. who is famed as a
dancer and stage beauty. is also adj
mired for her skill and invention, In
contriving novel and striking effects.
This year her vehicle is La Sorciere
"a dance in three scenes which she
has had patented.
Lothe williams. always "a salt Lake
favorite. returns this season with n
new play BY Edmund Day. "On Stony
Ground" which is described as liter
airy classic
This coming week the Orpheum
management promises the best cycling
act in vaudeville. II is the Charles
Ahearn troupe and the members OF
the aggregation are said TO be not
only accomplished wheel experts but
commedians OF ability
Fred Rays Players viii come IN
THE Noblest Roman OF Them An"
a burlesque drama
Ia Rose and La Gusta are European
slack wire performers who come with
n bag fun Of new tricks on the wire.
Their act is well spoken Of by critics
and described as "a real novelty IN its
line
Al Summers has a varied program
Of entertainment including saXophone
playing. dancing and incidental aero
battles An orchestral program OF
standard worth under willard Weihe's
direction and new motion pictures
complete the bill
STORY OF WEST AT COLONIAL.
Arthur O.. Aiston's. CAS- the sun
Went Down" which will he seen at
the Colonial an next week will appeal
to AN lovers Of realism II IS a story
of the west with "a Bret Harte flavor.
II is true 10 the life Of the west and
not FUN Of scnsationalism which is
many times found in plays with tho
scenes laid In that section of tho
country Tho scenes are laid in the
mountains Of California and tho
scenery throughout Is unusually
picturesque. The story Is woven around
two brothers. one OF whom ran away
from home and became a miner and
professional gambler The other who
has become minister and contracted
consumption. comes west for his
health, and BY chance stops AZ tho
camp where his brother &c. For
Joke the minister iq sent 10 board az
colonel Billvs" house She has an
uncertain past and IS In love with
the miner brother Billy takes the
matter ~ having the minister sent
To- hcr homo SERIOUSLY and the gam
gler brother who has discovered that n
Is his brother. protects him from the
roughuess ~ the men. The ministers
consistent goodness has its effect and
with riots and counterplotg the play
moves on 10 most satisfactory finish.
Tho cast r. headed by Estha VIII
liams. who Is "Colonel Billy" Vic
tory Bateman plays the second part.
Flora Byam. Sal Sue: Margaret Millor.
Mrs Ike: Edwin Walter. the gambler
brother Tho trying part ~ tho min
istor is handled by Arthur Chntterdou.
NOVEL PLAY AT GRAND
Novt week Mr. Theodore Torch and
ru1ny. including Miss Cecil Fay.
" present 3t the Grand the drama
cam of the Circus which has
been presented ln Salt Lake at