The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-30
WITH THE THEATRES

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Salt Lake, as it has just been booked for
| a tour of the circuit.
Salt Lake. ever partial to cyclists and
cycling, whether on the saucer or the
stage, will enjoy the Klein family, Il
| group Of wheel experts who came from
| Germany to play the Orpheum houses.
The Kleins are seven in number, fonr of
whom are pretty girls. Together they
do all sorts Of fancy cycling stunts and
| incidentally they introduce variations
| that will bo new here, One unique fact
| is their brass band stunt, in which they
each mount single wheel and while
circling about the stage play the in
| strumcnts.
Fay, Two Coleys and Fay have a novel
black face act in "The Minstrels :"
The two men in the act are old-iImc
minstrels, the girls arc extremely mod,
ern. They are supposed To be stranded
members of "taDk - 'Unclc Tom S
! Cabin company who organize a va
riety show to get out of the town IN
which the show expired. Their work is
so good that tho act was gwen the pl ace
of honor by the Los Angeles papers last
week
Harry Fox and the Millership sisters
have nm act billed rs "Artistic Non
sense, - in which they sing, dance and
chatter entcrtainingly Mr.. Fox has
more than passing fame rs light com
edjau, while the sisters arc not only
pretty. but are ranked as among the
| best dancers on the stage.
Sandberg and Lee are advertised as
! The "Ha Ha. Instigators. Accord
| ing to the newspapers of tho cast they
merit the title. Their act is entirely
comedy, but II contains much new mat
| ter,
Sam Kramer and Eugene Sheck are
exponenIs of physical culture. In adj
| dItion to poses showing the results Of
a course Of physical culture rigidly ud-
hered to. Mr.. Kramer will give short
lecture at each performance Of partic-
ular interest to parents and young pco-
| pie.
The Way of Woman, a comedy
written by r. w Wiley of this city,
will be presented by company that in,
cludes Bessie Dainty and Elmer Booth.
The sketch is said To be cleverly writ
ten. while the cast, it goes without say
ing, will be entirely satisfactory, New
orchestral music and up-to.datc klno'
drome pictures complete the bill.
4 programme so diversified that il is
believed that at least some part OF il
will please every amusement lover in
this city Will be the offering at the
Mission, the "theater different for
the week commencing next Thursday
afternoon. To those who like the sen
sational, tho act Of Delmore and Lee
will appeal with force. This act is de-
scribed bv eastern critics rs being the
nearest "death defying' act that has
been seen in this country. The couple
work on revolving ladders, high above
the floor OF the stage, and perform n
remarkable number of clever feats.
The climax Of the act comes at the end,
when the ladder is made TO revolve at
the rate of seventy revolutions per min
ute. A little spring is pulled and the
ladder falls apart, leaving the two
daring performers one at each end TO
perform u number OF startling tricks
Music lovers Of the city are prom
ised treat in the Bohemian Sextette,
composed Of grand opera singers re-
cruted in Europe for special engage
ment in this country. Their selections
are Of the best, and their solo au'
chorus singing is said to be the best