The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-10

Mr.. Lindsay came to America last
year, under Martin Beck s direction, he
was quite unhcraldcd, save in certain
circles of sporting men and big game
hunters, He had not appeared more
than half dozen times however, be
fore the entire vaudeville world rea-
lized that the man from the Antipodcs
had introduced something entirely novel
into the realm of the varieties With
out being anything of the professional
Snowman. Mr. Lindsay proceeded 10 as
tonlsh the natives, merely with a thirty
foot whip and Il two foot dock The
whip cracked at full length reaches
he can do with il make people sit
and watch breathlessly Cracking The
whip with the noise of rapid fire
rife, the powerful athlete makes the
lash do whatever no chooses, even to
cutting candle in two within half
an inch of Il mark; whipping the ashes
from >onfederate's S cigarette with
out disturbing the cigarette in the
man s mouth; lassoing n man and MAX
ing him helpless, and otherwise proving
1T TO be the dcadhcSt kind OF weapon
Again, the expert makes the murderous
lash quite as harmless as IT was for
mldable, even TO tying n strand around
! n woman S neck or arms without harm
I ing her.
Gordon Eldrid and company will pre-.
! sent - Won by Leg, twenty-minute
| playlet by Lincoln j. Carter, that is de-
| scribed as being full of continuous
laughter. 1t tells the story of a lover
! who nearly loses his sweetheart by try
ing TO win her sympathy with false
| yarn OF having lost his leg in an ACCT
! dent. The situations are funny and The
! play has been making great hit
The Vine-Cimaron trio. already
! popular with Orpheum patrons. return
with new offering conceived by F'rauk
Gardner, called Imagination, in
which the grotesque comedy and clever
/ dancing, for which the trio is noted
! is surrounded by a wcll-dedncd ira
vestY on physical culture. showing the
! defect of the mind over matter in
prescribing for cures OF imaginary i'll
ness. The two gentlemen in the act
! Oliver LaNine and Charles r. Cimaron.
are exceptionally agile and clever CO.
medians and acrobats. and Maybele
LaNlne is graceful dancer
Charles w Bowscr with Edith Hinkle
and their company will present "Super-
! siltIon, which eastern reviewers have
| pronounced one of the best vaudeville
sketches ever produced II is a story
OF political intrigue. Mr. Bowser. fas
nous as the creator of various Hovtian
! characters, notably ''Snapps - i'm .. \
| VI hN'NS, ~ sdlu 10 give one
OF hls happlcst lmpersonations in the
part of the politician. Edith Hinkle. n
very handsome woman, gives fine
! Characterization of the ''astroloper J'
and Frederick DUFF plays the part of
a reporter,
Comedy, novelty and acrobatics are
ah lpcluded IN The speciality presented
| by the Reed brothers Feats entirely
! original and OF very different order
are performed with grace and apparent
ease Inc comedy element worked into
TINS act by the tall, thin member is
9andIed IN most clever fashion. Their
darlng performance Of strength and
ag!ii.E prove them TO be powerful men
ana ana thelr remarkable gymnastic work
mas never peen surpassed in vaudeville
FRED watson, the college boy mon.
oogist, has been styled t'the SIN
dent, and his dapper manner and in
iIhlIaoie style suggests that title He
is splendid Northumberland breezy
ana original, with quantity of up.to
musical numbers
harry Fiddler and R. Byron Shelton
are pIacktacc entertainers. Shelton is
81 clever piano player and although he
IAN IAN pay the best music well. he fca-
tares trIck playing and exhibitions oF
digital cunning. Fiddler is natrroi "t
nimlc. M lie is best known throuob bie
Chinese representations. The act us
somewhat ous of the ordinary rangip.,
to limitations and Jolly comedv Wo,,
orchestral music and fresh motjon ni,,
lures complete the bin. P'''