The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-28
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THE ORPHEUM.

The offering at the Orpheum TINS
| week is both pleasing and unusual
| from the fact that il is not one'act
bill: neither Is II mediocre, Tor every
act is good, although the variety is
so wide that comparison is impossl-
Bile. Each act is OF such high stan
dard In its particular line that your
individual taste only can be- the Judge,
Confdentally the management has
not nttmepted to pick headline act
from this weeks bill, prcferring to let
each audience be the Judge Last
night the audience declared in favor
Of the Neapolltans, a trio ol grand
opera singers, and this act is certain
iy splendid.
But from the unpreJudiced view
point and taking all tastes into con-
siGeration, Meyers. Warren and Lyon
are rivals of the operate Fingers Tor
hUnorS But it Is useless To attempt
fine distinctions Both acts are fine.
Those TO whom granG opera and per
icct harmony I'm vocal tones appeal,
will unhesitatingly feature the Nea-
politans, the greater number who ap-
preciate clean comedy, artistic talent
and good popular music, with some
opera. will reserve their applause Tor
Meyers. Warren and Lyon.
The Neapolltans consists OF Miss
Estelle Ward. soprano, Miss Marion
Littlefield, contralto, and Sig. Fran
cesco Manetta, tenor Each OF these
SoloistS possesses 4 voice Of eXcep-
tional tone. the wide range permits
OF a most artistic rendition of the
oueratic selections All Of the NUM-
bcrs, among which Is I'll Troyatore, "
are sung in Italian with the exception
OF Annie Laurie" an encore.
Meyers, Warren and Lyon appear
in clever little comedy which serves
as tho means of introducing a lot OF
singing and dancing which is very
| clever Miss Louise Meyers, as the
comedienne. wins favor with her first
appearance Miss Warren is a vocalist
oI prima donna qualifications Mr.
Lyon takes a prominent part In both
the singing and dancing.
Another excellent act this week is
the Joseph Adelmann Family. The
members of this troupe are instrument
talists of distinct type. They arc
at their best in the latter half of the
act. during which three members of
the company render My Rosary" and
medley Of national airs on Xylo-
phones. These selections received re-
peated encoreS
"The BalZarS" open the bill and
their act is conjuring, but not along
the black art lines. There Is talent
and fun combined. The serious half
Of this pair has hand manipulation oil
coins and other objects down to n fine
EOint and is in a class far above the
average.
Neuss and Eldred appearing as The
Yaphanl National Guardsman," offer
something decidedly new in aero
battles. The act is largely devoted TO
comedy, but the fun is inteTspersed
with some great human juggling
Swor and Mack are blackface inn
personators. They specialize in dane.
ing but their silent crap game and
poker deal Is the one best bet of all
the comedy on the bill.
From the standpoint OF the number
Of people concerned this weeks bill
far exceeds any which has been pre-
sented for months past and If this
fact counts for anything You will GER
tninly get the full value of your eX-
penditure. The bin will be presented
every night this week with the eXcep-
tion of Saturday, when Polly of the
Circus will be the attraction