The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13

spiel has even gone SO far as TO secure
Il license for the marriage. Louis ar
riNcs with bis wife. for he has been
married for over year without the
knowledge Of his parents. The wife
leaves a few minutes later and Dinkel-
spiel and his wife enter. They give
Louis a warm welcome; fell him of their
plans 20 have him marry his school
GIRL sweetheart and exhibit the license.
He tells them it cannot bc as he already
has Il wife. Louis s wife returns with
their baby and when the old folks see
lhc baby they quickly reIcut. all ls for
given and they make merry under big
Christina tree
Tom Smith and the Three Peaches
present i comedy OF the school room
called ''Thcir First Lesson by Joseph
Hart. who also staged this playet. The
"peachcs are Gertie George, Helene
NIolctte and Victoria Luhman, all OF
whom can sing and dance ms every
stage peach should. The interpo-
Do!' " Mandy Hopkins - and See the
Boys IN Blue, all of which were writ
ten expressly for this novelty by Joseph
Hart.
Waterbury brothers and Tcnny are
perhaps the best liked as well as the
best known musical trio in vaudeville
today, They have not played these
thcaters recently as they have been an
important feature of the Cohan & Harris
90 Honey Boy mipsirels for several
seasons. ard now that they return 10
the Orphcum circuit they arc sure to
be doubly welcome. Their entire rep
ertoire of musical numbers arc new and
original and the comedy is brighter
than ever before.
The word. 'tnoveltv' means some
thing when 1t Is applied 10 the Five
Alphas, hoop lugglers and rollers. AS
the curtain rises scores Of brilliantly
coIored hoops arc shown on the stage
and the entire troupe gets down to its
juge ling without an instant s delay,
passing from ono brilliant feat 10 an
other with spirited action, and keeping
things hunlming all the time. The list
Of tricks follow one another SO rapid
" that II IS hard 10 pick out the best
of them, hut Il few of those who make
the biggest impression arc he Juggling
OF fonr hoops by one of the workers.
who tosses them IN the air by two aud
then turns around and catches all four;
the manipulation Of a singiJ hoop on
tonr strings. the hoop Icapiug from one
string 80 aDothc. until il has run on
every string, and the Juggling by one
of tho troupe of five hoops, while he
stands on 4 table upon ohe foot and
spins another hoop on his other foot.
he comedians make hoops roll around
on an umbrella. a hoop is made 10
jump the rope. and half II dozen hoops
arc spun around the stage TO roll obedi-
emily into II screen. These are only IL
few Of the MANY rare fca;s, and us Il
finish. all members Of the troupe keep
the air filled with the briliaully-cul-
orcd, flying hoops.
Lyman Ilcyer. ''the mau at the
piano. who last came here with the
Orpheum Road show, is a protege Of
Martin Beck and appears exclusively
in America under his direction. He will
bc remembered here ON account oil his
extraordinary success last season Mr.
Meyer presents one of the most novel
and artistic acts in vaudeville. giving
what might be called d musical mono
logue, giving selections from grand
opera. All Of these things have been
attempted before, but never rendered in
the way Mr.. Meyer acomplisbes them
Aside from his really funny comedy, his
playing demands the admira tiou of all
who hear it, lie is ono Of the most bril-
liant and artistic performers ON piano
ever seen i'll vaudeville.
Lane and 0 'Donuell are pair of
agile tumblers who describe their Of.
fering as ''looping the bumps In
some eastern cities they have been re.
fcrrcd to as 'the lunatic lumblers, - for