Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08

houses Will be scrambling for
" business. the Shubcrt lyins
quiet for the present The
Grand proposes to retain a share OF
the stock patronage. If 1t Is in any
way possible. and Will not only reduce
its prices but will run moving pic
turc songs and Vaudeville features be-
tween the acts There promises to be
lIvelier warfare than ever for
patronage, and the new management
OF the Grand. which has made 80
ccs in Butte of cheap melodrama with
vaudeville sandwlched In intends enter
ing Into long campaign to edu-
cate our public TO that sort OF en-
terta:nmcnt The Mission is also
doing some strenuous work TO attract
attention. and is steadily growing in
public favor.
The January bookings at the Salt
Lake thcater are not numerous, but
beginning with February there will be
a long list OF notable headlincrs.
GEORGE PRIMROSE ONCE
MORE.
The theater does not open until next
Thursday night, when its attraction
viii be the one and only George
Primrose, who comes at the head
OF his own minstrel show. Primrose
as dancer, npnoloelSt anu BeHeiai
entertainer is so well known that he
needs no Introduction. He promises
list of good comedians. and a strong
musical organization throughout.
The advance sale opens Tuesday
morning.
NEXT WEEK AT THE oRPHEUM.
An original bill. OF which many kind
words have been written in the coast
newspapers. comes to the Orpheum next
week. John y. Hynier, one of the best
impersonatorS of the negro on the
stage and n company of 10 associates,
Will present a musical trayesty, THE
Devil and Tom Walker" The action
of the piece takes place in Hadcs. In
the throne room OF his satanic majesty.
The playlet is said not to be irreliglous
but very amusing
Ben Welch. who has been styled Tho
Warneld OF vaudeville" will appear In
italian and Hebrew representations. |
Mr. Welch is an admirable character |
comedian and won his reputation
through the artistic portrayal of the I
types he depicts.
Donald Bowles and company will ap- |
pear in Guilty" playlet written by !
Victor Fl. Smalley, whose Nerve" was |
played here a short time ago.
The Chadwick trio really the Chad |
wick family, consisting of father, moth
er and daughter, VIII be seen in |
farce comedy. For Sale, Wiggins
Farm"
The Misses Dagwcll-Natalio and |
Aurie-will present "a historical cycle
of songs" in which they sing songs OF |
various periods. including the Revolu-
tlonary and Civil wars.
Vittoria and Giorgetta arc q German
team OF equlibrlsts who not only walk
and dance on their hands but they ad-
just boxing gloves to their feet
Monroe Hopkins and Miss Lola Axtell
have pretty dancing and singing act
which they call Trolley Troubles"
There win also be the usual excellent
musical program by the orchestra and
new kinodrome pictures
MIR. AND MRS. MACK AS LORD
AND LADY ALGY."
All next week the play made famous
by FaverShatE. Lord and Lady Algy."
viii be the offering by Willard Mack
Maude Leone and company at the
Bungalow. The play is from the pen OF
the English author, r. C Carton. who
has written such successful works as
Wheels Within Wheels, Lady Hunts
worth's Experiment" and a number of
others. When first produced in this
country the play enjoyed run of six
months In one of the leading theaters
In New York City. and is looked upon
ever written. Although Il is a high