The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29


You should not miss the Orpheum this
the one which was presented to capacity
audiences Sunday afternoon and night.
put there have been none better. II Is
the kind OF a bill that appeals 10 all. and
II is more than pleasing. There are old
favorites upon the bill; there are new
races and new stunts. but every stunt
is top notcher,
-, II there were nothing upon the bill but
me sketch "Grasping an Opportunity" In
Which Cressy and Blanche Dayne appear
II Tnsro would q more, mGrS than repay one to go,
Cressy. The characters are not over
arawns the one portrayed by Mr Cressy,
IN IN particular. ar being. delightful. He Is a
thompson. and you are In love with him
from the rise 10 the fall OF the curtain
II Is a corking good sketch.
In the eccentric vlolinist Signor Trava-
10 has a faculty OF making violin talk
The. music which he brings out of his
violin violin Is not only delicious but IT is mar
than his upon the bill you would not re-
gret having attended the play house.
He captsEated the audience, who did not
want him to leave the stage, and he was
encored again and again.
Mareena, Navarro and Mareena are
squlhorists who do stunt that has never
been equaled here Their act, as the
press agent would say, Is worth the price
of admission.
Stewart and Marshall open the bill
Ihey are coiored entertainers, and their
act is away up at the top
Dale and Boyle have a new stunt in
The Belle and the Bean" It is excep-
tlonally clever: and the graceful figure
OF Boyle catches the boys with bald
ever his wig is removed. then the female
part OF the audience go wild and have
the laugh on the sterner sex.
or course. Jolly Fanny Rice Is Just
g cl,.
holds the audience with her from the be-
ginning TO the end OF the act.
Derwin. ventrioqulst and impersonator.
presents an act that Is not only pleas
Ing, but one that is more than we'll done.
All this. with the splendid music by
Professor Weihe's orchestra and the kIno-
drome pictures. make up the bill which
will run the week.
The Curtis company opened at the Dan
iels In whirlwind Of novelty and fun
laughter up to The very finale OF the en-
tertalnment. The new play on the boards
is The Summer Tourists" which, from
the point OF scenery, characterization ana
pany somewhat larger than heretofore.
Is the strongest production yet undertake
en- by the Curtis company in Salt Lake.
The mission of 1.-THE Summer Tourists
is 10 please and drive away dull care; II
fairly bubbles over with tuneful hlarity
and comedy. and the audience is kept on
the qui vlve, so closely is each event OF
merry interest followed by another
The scenes OF the story are laid at a
resort. To the resort comes a
Professor Ludwig Moohner and
his daughter Elsa, The scientist Is In
search OF qiet and rest, and in order to
guard himself against the scores OF visi-
tors that would flock to sec him because
Of his achievements, he assumes the name
Of Leopold Gottlleb, Then comes TO the
hotel an adventurer whose real name Is
Leopold Gottleb. The latter finds a purse
letters OF credit as well as all
him. With the letters of credit in his pos |
session as an evidence of his identity |
the adventurer assumes the name OF !