Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04

THEATER--The fair and confer
cnce traffic has hardly commenced yet
at the various houses, but 1t will be
here with rush from tomorrow on.
At the theater tho advance SAFE LOT
"'rhe Easiest Way" ono OF the biggest5
attractions OF the year. opened this
morning. and. Manager Pyper urges
his city patrons to secure their seals
| early
ORPHE.U M--The best offering the
orpheum circuit has given 50 far this
season ia the operate festival pre-
| sented by Charles LovenbcrSs Is sing
ers in two parts, under the baton OF
| a. Zambarano Gypsy Life" and The
Carnival Of Venice" The Selections
| given by the singers are from the
favorite operas and each number scor-
ed distinct success. Set III a pct
urcsquc gipsy camp the entire COM
pany greeted the audience first Win
q. pot pourri Of airs from the ever loHe-
ly "Bohemian Girl. The chorus sang
With perfect balance. delightful tone
and a truly remarkable volume for so
few vocalsts. All the numbers we're
we'll received. hut fayorlte seemed
to be tn Fortune Teller. selection.
featuring M. Pellaton In THE Gypsy
|
| ringing coloratura showing ~ excel
lent advantage with him. Miss Rrun.
nellie. aided by personal charm and
| graceful execution, was heard IN q
| humber OF violin selections, display ne
| ability rarely heard on the HaudeYille
/ stage. The Sex:ctte from LUCIA was
an Instant success. Nine. Rossini. OLE,
Pettne and Sig Pellaton being nearu
to greatest advantage. Tho sweet ten.
or OF Pettine was n distinct feature OF
the sextette and the cello-like voice OF
| Pellaton again scoring. Henutitol-
/ ~ staged, In SCENE portraylng
glimpse Of the Grand canal
lsof Venice by. night; me las" Las
Rose of summer, was eneetivslS ss ,,s
soprano. Miss siefert apparently Is
trifie troubled By English, but this had
no effect upon tho beauty OF her voice,
for her number was received Win
great warmth. wholly mer'ted. IN the
same setting was sung the trio from
III Trovntore. Miss Siefret was again
heard in this number. with Pettlne anu
Turci EToIrci's baritone was robust
and rich, while Pettine, though APP
pearing In all numbers and havtng,per
Inns. the most cxacting roles, display
ed his fine high tenor to as good Ell
feet rs in his other numbers. inc
Ne. nm ensemble. consisting OF gems
l from the favorite old operas, the sins-
1 era being dressed In n manner suS-
uestiye or the picturesque characters
In the compositions selected, was
feast in chorus work. The heartiness
l with which this number was greeted
vas shown In lie demand for encores..
the singers being compelled to respond
four times to the thunderons ovation
which called them back. rms oper-
attic festival Ia ny far the most eHec-
| tive offering Of the season SO far IS
cnyana combines the dexterity OF
slack wire artist and the twistinHs OF
the contortionist in truly remarkable
| Ytyle His net offers several new anu
thrilling turns. Miss Marie Fenton, the
blonde in black, wlns her way win d
1 topical songs and a bewildering array
az rowns. which were n delight to the
feminine portion of her auditory the
4 police inspector the sketch OF the
4 eyening, savors quite little OF the
melodramatic ard relies OF the 'th'ra
degree" for it's plot the parts are ~
canable hands, Mr., Turner and MT.
pove having rather difficult roles
& while the scrub woman 81 Mr. VII
lame ia n scream. The Rosssow ma :
gets lump right out of Il page OF Glii-
iiycrs travels and furnish rnbound-
ed 10y during the whole OF thoir TURN.
Lou Anger Is bnck agar. WITH ms
lnimitahle monologue disserlatlon
on war that keeps the laughing gas
II flowing ali the while, Ben Beyer ana
hrother with cycling act have some
new fents, despite the fact that bicycle
act, come and 20 without unit. J "o
unicvcle feat. are introduced that OUT
rank all others In daring ana periec-
ton Of execution, The orchestra mas
a rousIng Sousn number ana otnet
splendid seccthons aor the eVenihs'
and the kinodrome offers an amusing
aim depicting the Joys and SORROWS OF
n bargain hunter who IL encumoereu
w,th n baby. This bill throughout IS
one OF tho best OF the season III
sCOI.ONIAL--A merry mixup OF music
and mirth. Ia the offering presentsa ~
RilIv CLIFFORD and his company AT INV
Colonial this week Hanging BY II lew
stra rpling strands of plot a lotof sing
inv and dancing and specially work by
the chorus is held together for Two
acts, which are enjoyable ns snch thinss
70. clifford is always welcome IN sai.
lake and lie Is the same deoonai'
tHilv', Az OF old. His school teacher
session with the audience. In which ~
endeayors 70 get his hearers to JOIN
him in some songs Is q clever bit OF
work and with the assistance OF q
bunch in the gallery 1t goes quite
we'll. THE Girl. the Man ana tns
: | tanlp'fWalLG On Duly
swanson il I; novel feature and was
encored several times. :,
The story OF the piece Is that Charley
Porter. represented by cilnord, mas .
rich uncle who fell In love with q young
lady. but owing to his being called
to tthe Philippines he dclesa,ed his
ncphew 10 court her In his absence, The
nephew OF course falls In love with the
girl and dissuades his uncle from mar
ryIng her By telling him she drinks
and is uglySns n mud fence. The uncle
tells his nephew II no will got married
he will send him $4,000. Tho nephew;
sends word that he Is married. and
gets the money. The uncle uNeSpccted-
iyret,irns and the NEPHEW borrows his
friends wife for the occasion, The play
deals with the general mix-up conss-
auent upon this deception, and leads to
Z some amusing situations. Adele Arch
or as the friends wife Is adm able both
4 In figure and In action; Bud Braman,
who lends his wife to his friend. y
II lavcelIanf. Jaclrt 1'raniorA M the rich