The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-30
ORPHHU,I THEATRE.

Much is expected by the manage
ment Of the new bill that viii be Civ
en- Its first presentation at the or
pheum at tOday's matinee. Several OF
the acts have been seen here before,
ana every one or the number has
pleased in the past. other acts, that
are unknown here. have been sue
eesses elsewhere. so that Manager
sutton believes the entire Offering is
bound TO please
The headline offering viii be that
OF Bert kalmar and Jessie Brown, who
VIII give singing and dancing sketch.
They have special scenery, an embel-
lishment that always helps. and their
songs are all new, as their methods
are original Their songs include
considerable repertoire including
May and December" Bugs" AT Nc
Gregor's Scotch High Ball" That's
Right No, That's Wrong" and others.
Each song IS accompanied by an ap-
proprlate dancing number kalmar
and Brown enter musical comedy at
the end Of their present tour.
The Jack ArtOis Duo, bar gymnasts,
have an exhibition of skill and COM
edy combined that is very pleasing
4 world OF comedy that their clever
ness is often lost sight OF in admira-
ton of their funmaking abilities.
William Flemen. the mOnOlOgue man
and comedian, viii make his first salt
Lake presentation OF Back 10 BOs-
ton" a sketch written for him by Vic
tor H. Smalley. In this playlet Fle-
men plays the part of a prize fighter
who lives up to the traditions Of pu-
gllism so far as ability to fluently
maugle the English language is con
cerned- Mr.. Flemen is assisted by two
capable actors in the sketch.
Jeanette Adler and her picks" al
ways have an attractive offering. Miss
Adler is a captivating singer and an
excellent dancer. In the dancing part
OF her offering the little blacks help
out wonderfully with plentiful series
OF old plantation hOedOwns. etc.
The Four RianOs are old-time favor
ties in Salt Lake. They appeared here
several seasons ago and made "A great
success on that occasion. They call
their sketch In Africa" and IN it they
appear as follows: Two as great apes,
one as a college professor who is seek
ing TO establish the DarWinian theory,
and the fourth as a female servant.
The scene, OF course, is laid in a jun
gle in darkest Africa, and the quar-
tet give what the New York papers
said was the funniest act ever seen
on Broadway" Ia New York the Ri
amos played a long engagement at the
HippodrOme. The entire act is aero
baltic.
one OF the big hits OF last season
was the Bison city Four, quartet Of
exceptionally fine singers. The same
quartet Will appear on the new bill. II
consists Of Messrs.. Vic Milo, Frank
Girard, George Hughes and Ed ROs-
cOe. They introduce comedy both in
dress and action, while their singing
is perfectly satisfactory to the trained
musician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Colby will
present Mystical, Electrical, Musical
'KimO.' This act is a combination of
black art and musical comedy and is
very entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Colby
were 10 have appeared here last sea
son, but illness caused them TO cancel
the last part of the engagement with
the Orpheum circuit, so that Salt Lake
was deprived of the opportunity TO see
them.
New orchestral selections and new,
good motion pictures complete the bill.