The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-09
REVIEW

and the Came" a lively musical COM
edy. His other name. or more prop
erly. his middle name, is Singleton,
from which is derived the Single"
that has puzzled so many. He thinks
II perfectly proper TO use the name,
as he is unmarried and practically
alone in the world. except for his
aged mother. Mrs. Sarah Clifford,
who travels with him, and at the age
Of 10 enjoys the sort OF wandering
life that comes TO the star and pro-
Queer of a road show From Salt
Lake the company goes north, play
ing One-night stands between here
and Portland where they are booked
for a week.
Mr. Clifford is at work on another
musical comedy, which promises to be
a little out of the ordinary. 1t will
be called ''Anyplace, Anytime, Any
where, and he cOntemplates bringing
it out next season. His home is in
Urbana. o., where he owns a fine the
atre and business block.
The remarkable mblance of
Bud Braman, who takes the part Of
DR.. Harry Merry in "The Man, the
Girl and the Game" TO Manager c. N
Sutton of the Orpheum theatre. was
noticed by many who saw the play
When Mr.. Sutton heard about it he
posted on in hurry TO the Colonial
TO see how he looked.
Big Week at Garrick
The Garrick stock company did a
splendid weeks business with a Vir-
ginia COurtship," in which Mr.. Inger-
sOoll took the part of Major Richard
Fairfax, a One-time role of William
written. Mr. IngersOn gave a faith
ful portrayal. though the play by no
means gave him the opportunity, nor
did the part suit his talents as well as
some of the earlier productions.
Among the women players Miss Mar
garet Dills easily led in cleVerness Of
work.
Since The Prisoner of Zenda" had
been announced for the past week
the sudden change to "A Virginia
COurtship" created some comment.
This was due to the fact that this
play was available for Salt Lake last
week only, and as there had been
many demands for it il was used at
that time. THE Prisoner of Zenda"
VIII be given later.
During the week there were many
box parties at the Garrick. among
them those of DR.. and Mrs. Fred
Stauffer on Tuesday evening and of
Colonel and Mrs Edwin F. Holmes
Thursday night.
The production announced for this
week is Leah Kleschna," one of Mrs.
Fiske's successes, and a high royalty
play controlled by Harrison Grey
Fiske IL will give Miss Frances Mel
son, leading woman of the Garrick
company. the best opportunity she has
yet had. Miss Nelson will be at home
at the Semloh hotel for the winter
Other plays now in the hands of JO-
seph Byron Totten, the competent
stage manager of the Garrick. are
Regeneration" "Old Heidelberg"
and The Barrier" He is now work
ing out the details 10 give them a
frst-class presentation soon.
Big Time at Orpheum
The Orpheum had a good bill and
a good weeks business with Charles
operate Festival and
The Police Inspector" as headliners.
not classed among them,
the ROssOw midgets played a close
second to the star attractions They
are said To have been on the Vaude-
vile stage for more than twenty
years, giving the same act with absO-
lutely no changes in that time. ]. J.
Williams of The Police Inspector
company is a former salt Lake resi-
dent, who occasionally worked at the
local theatres. He gave an excellent