Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-29

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no,ltnrions worl, Of William Rock ana
Miss Muudc Fulton, whose u'.hu'mh
creations are the talk OF the couh'rs,
mid who performed vita success ~
two consecutive years III New j. n,
thc nrogram at the OrDheum ot1ereu
nothing much over the aIcrasc ia1.
night. The dancing OF me pan -
original and unique, ",iu ,t h ,%rsl-
recalled several times Lor lhcit cHeS'
AS II happens. there is rather a.
sntintv Of athletic events, all wei
enough In their way, but Win a trihe
too much OF q similarity pllea III -,
heap. The sketch, Tony ana lnc
Storls. featuring the conflicting emo
t,nns nr n husband and father bercav-
ed and suddenly re stored To transports
of ioy on learning that the report by
whici, he was made to believe his wite
md child were dead was false, done IN
Italian dialect. was well presented, tho
part Of Tony. the husband. oe,hs
splendidly interpreted by Maurice
Freeman. The piece, however. is some
what overdraw,i and the situations are
strained to gain the final effect. nuch
to he desired as the finale was.
The Australian whcelerS had some
new and classy stunts in trick
bicvc,e riding Frank Worl; and Rhein-
hold Over, European gymnasiic Jest
crs. present some clever and funny
acrobatic fcats. Wheeler Earl and
Miss Vera Curtis In their chatty
d,ioog passed out Il few up-to-dhte
Jokes and sang some catchy songs. The
Kaufman brothers. Jack aud Phil. pre-
scented some variety in the way OF
blackfacc stun that the audience
enjoyed to /, degree. The Sin Abda!-
lnhs. American tumblcrs. give whirl-
wind performance of agility and dis
-, ,,,,tu I,,r g ranpth thlt IS as
strenuous as II is entertaining.
The orchestra under the direction OF
Prof. w. r. Weiha won much applause
on It's production OF "Lohengrin. dur
ing the intermission. The house was
we'll filed for a Monday night. indicat-
ing good patronage during tne re.
maindcr of the week. The program,
concluded with two interesting kino-
drome pictures
GARRICt--Onc OF the best things
vet done by the Ingersoll company is
on this week In Clyde Fitch's Intense
play "trhe Woman in the Cage. ME-
Ingersoll as Julian Rolfe gives the
easy and forceful representation that
can be always expected of him and MT.
Walter Seymour is most happily cast
as Mr.. Thompson,the lawyer and friend
who defends young Rolfe in his trial
for murder Mr.. Herblln as Jimmy
O,Nein. gave the quiet but telling
rendition which makes all his work
stand out favorably, and Miss Jessie
Pringle has congenial part in the
Whimsical and humorous, but good
hearted mother The rest of the sup
port Is good, especially the sweet
heart of Jimmy O'Neill and the serv-
ant, Walters. done by Wilson Day. II
is hard to recognize Mr.. Crosby III
Louis Klauffsky us tho brawny Scotch
Sc nf thn North ~ his
accent having the true Hebraic ring
The real work of the play falls to
the two ladies, Miss Jane Wheatley as
the wife. Margaret Roifc, and Miss
Oils as Claire Forster. Miss Wheatly
for the first time since her appearance
with the company, has part which
shows. her capability, the emotional
scenes in her effort to clear her hus-
band of the charge which threatens
to bring him to criminals death. and
her loyalty and devotion showing az
cellent power throughout. Her scene
with Claire Forster at the west side
fiat. Is admirably done. her acting and
facial expression being Intensely real
istic.
No less striking Is the Claire Forster
of Miss Dills. who in the part Of the
abandoned woman. intent on reveng-
ing herself for the loss of her lover,
gives q new Wow of her versatility
In the dlftcule drinking scene.
made intense by the big stake at is
sue, Miss Dilla never loses her air OF
ensy nonchalnncc. mingled with the
inanity of INVESTIGATION. which steals
vislhlr upon her with each draught of
the champagne. In no instance over
done. the rendition reflects faithfully
tho gradual lapsc from cunning watch
fulucss and self control to the half
mnudlin STAGE In which she confesses
the truth to the woman whose husband
she Is trvin~ to ruin. Roth ladies have
mn unenualled npport"nitv IN the en-
tire act aud the climax flnds ones
nerves tense with the admirably real
istic portrayal,
Tbs inlay goes for the remainder Of
the week.
THEATER- THE advance salc Is
wow "n'~~ m 60, th"anll star R"ssian