The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31

IL CASINO THEATER-Fisher yaude. ;,
e 1ille' 7a6 Matinee. $50, Evening, 4
= Motion Pictures. i
7 ELITE LUNA AND 1878 THEA i
e EtKis-Continuous performance. ::
+ MISSION THEATER-Matinee and j
y evening; Continuous perform !
= uhce' Matinees daily. !
49, : !: !: i. +
! The Orpheum has redeemed Itself and
has got back To the top again and this
week has corSing good bill. which was
warmly welcomed by two big audiences
sunday. standing room being al a pre-
| MUM at each performances
BacK 10 Boston q sketch by Victor
II. Snalley, In which William Flemen
anG ms players appear, Is the heodliner.
and in the character CT ''Nick Clancy.
Champion champion middlnweisht OF Boston," MI.
work The rough philosophy Of Clancy
rs o classic. The other two characters
IN the sketch arc admirably portrayed by
u. d. Mack and Miss Nevia DcXley. They
times
In The Bison city quartettc are four
men who have fine voices. and there is
a harmony in the several numbers which
vcH Eccentric comedy is introduced In
,hclr stunt. They have appeared here
hefore and made a. hit then, They we're
given hearty welcome Sunday night.
The Four Rianos. who have also an
pearcd here before. again present their
original and funny sketch, I'm Africa :"
Jhcir stunt is one in which there is n
great deal Of rough and tumble acrobatic
work Since their former appearance
they bavc added several now features to
ther act. which makes il funnier than
Miss Jessie Brown is An eycepiIopaIIv
clever dancer. as Is also Bert Kalmer.
ana they present now singing and
aanclns act that made hit with the
times
AS comedy bar Cya1nasts the lack Ar
tois Duo present an act in which somc
unusually difficult feats arc carried out.
DO a singing and dancing act that cap
tured the audience. for the audience did
not want 10 let them leave the stage
They were recalled several times
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Colby present
nIack art musical act. termed mystical
electrical, musical kimo The act is new
and Is well carried out
Add to this the delightful music Of
Prof. Weihes Orpheum orchestra and the
kinodrome nictures and the bin is com
plete II will run the week, with daily
matlnccs.
The scat sale for the concert 10 he
given by Mmo. Liza Lchmann and her
famous ouartette at tho Salt Lake the
ater on Wednesday evening will open at
tho salt Lake theater this (Monday)
kiss-iust one-is a small thing
oround which TO write play. an, iusis-
which tC balance a TANGIBLE interest
ng plot Yet the author Of Miss Hobbs
has succeeded in building an excellent |
Miss Hobbs Is fouract comedy by
Jerome K. Jerome. and was presented for |
The first time to local theatergoers Sun |
lav night at the Garrick thcater by Will |
ention IN fine detail characterizes tho
production. The east is not large but
liehlv efficient: the action az the piece
9 continued unbrokcnly, with no provok-
ne awkward pauses 10 mar the play or
mharrass PLAYERS or audience
Wolff l<inesearl impusivcly makes
fleet that lie VIII kiss certain Miss
Hobbs within one month. a chance meet
ngs between the ksscr and the klssee h
as'lns but a few moments. is as far as
he acquaintance Of the prncinas I'm the
issinG bee had progressed. Miss Hobbs
ad notions of her own regarding men,
marriage and everything else pertaining
o homes. married peonle women's rights
s we'll as mems Her childhood had
cen spent In the environment OF a home
resided over by her spinster aunts. who
avlngE missed the opportunities 10 take
nto themselves each man. had become
mbittcred against tho opposite sex
,hcsc aunts had instilled into tho head
T Miss Hobbs their peculiar convictions
arl and Miss Hobbs indulge in reparten
a refined. though pointed. nature at
very chance as we'll as premeditated
lcetins. He. loo, had his own ideas re-
ardIne women ard their rights. In the
nd he succeeds In getting her aboard
is yacht; makes her believe that the
oat is adrift In the fog. and tells her
nat she must perform certain culinary
uties II she desires him 10 be free to
id IN getting their bearings and bring
lG the boat safely back to port She
'ffcn. cooks outlets and, In general. pre-
ares the meal. She learns her lesson |
Y degrees of course, at The same time
arninS 10 love her teacher. An evpla- |
alton OF combinations which had been |
spircd through tho womans rights |
cas- Of Miss Hobbs arc given and every
ling ends nicely. she Openly kissing her
'acher and lover before their friends
Miss Hobbs continues through the |
eek, with tho usual matInees The play | |
III undouhtedly please everyone who adj
10 like of which salt I.akers have not
fore seen him Impcrsonate.
oaking crowd al the Schubert theater
indOy evening. The S r. o. sign was
aced out carly and at both perform
,ccs the house was filed To its capacity n
The Flirting Duchess" is light COM
~. along the lines which the Allen Cur
company h's been making a speciality |
this cilv. through which runs vein
Wit and dialogue which is simply inn
ense. Tn" MANY situations are droll in
q extreme, and The company rs a wuole
We most clever imp"rsonation OF the
rious charaCtora. Perhaps Henry Auer- n
ch carried m the hpnors of the even
2 by his Interpretation OF Lord Fan
uri Eabbcrlv. lie from the British Isle
IN plenty of nerve hu: little money
r. Auerbach is well known as an enler-
lncr of rarc quality ANA his part in
The Flirting Duchess Sunday even
= WAS no exception To tho rule.
The plot OF the comedy is this: Jack
,esncy Carlton Chased and his chum
'arlev Wykham (Albert Leonardo find
efnselveS in a nuand9rv when the aunt
Charley Wykham fails TO put in an
pcarancc at a luncheon given for
riy Of friends, II order that The func-
N might be carried out succcssfulv. II
Td Fancourt Rabbcrly assumes thr role |
the Duchess N AlSa rfnrpy |