The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-14
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After you have seen the Orpheum bill,
which was presented to capacity audi
ences Sunday afternoon and evening. you
will want to go again Reason. You
cannot pick the headliner You will have
laughed and you will have cried over
German comedy You will have laughed
over an acrobatic stunt, have been
charmed by delightful music both upon the
! stage and in the orchestra: you Will nave
! been entertained with monologue ana
with hoop jugglcr9. and when you nave
left the playhouse you viii arrange TO go
again. for you liked the show so ala
| your wife, and the other fellows Wfe
and your own steady And in turn they
Will also go again. And there you are
| The result will be that you VIII have 10
go early as the press agent would say
because capacity, In fact. overflow audi
ences will be the rule during the week
This too mark YOU, when one act iea-
turcd as a headiner is MISSING. due to
the fact that baggage and scenery for
Tom Smith and the Three Peaches had
not arrived up to late hour sunday
night, hence the act had TO be substi-
You are delighted with "Dinkelspiel's
Christmas which Joseph Hart has
bart and which Is presented by most
capable company. and you take TO the
ploylet because II is real. and while the
lady In the case is only make believe:
nevertheless the way the doll is handled
makes you feel that you would like to
hold the kid. roo. just for minute. The
playlet is worth the price or admission.
The opening number catches you: 1t
is an acobratic stunt in which Dave Lane
and Charley o'Donnell apnear; 1t is
new. therefore Il is novel. The best you
Hyman Mayer has been here before;
He is "The Man at the Plano" He will
come again. And he will be just as vel
come then as in the past. in the pres
ent, for his stunt is a good one.
There is musical trio that catches
on This is the Waterbury brothers and
Tenny. and the music they produce, is
of the kind that delights YOU and that
you will want to hear again.
Then there hoop iugglers. and in
the act Of the Five Alphas Is something
that is clever and clean and novel II
is also a new feature that is we'll carried
! out
! George Phillips a black-face comedian.
presents The Minstrel Man" He has
monoogue and singing act that more
! than Dleases.
AS n substitute for the missing act.
Charleton Chase from the Shubert the
a ter presents singing act that was well
received. Mr., Chase has a fine voice.
and the three numbers which he gave
made him a favorite with Orpheum au-
diences.
Add to this the splendid music by the
| Orpheum orchestra. under the direction
Of Professor Willard Wiehe. and the two
films OF klnodrome pictures, and the pro-
gramme for a delightful afternoon or
evening is completed. 1t is a fne' bill
throughout.
The Three Twins" will come to the
Salt Lake theater for a full week be-
ginning week from tonight. ''The Three
Twins" is called the Ben Hur' of mu-
sical comedies. because it is the most
gigantic musical attra elton in America
! ana contains novel ha
all other musical shows combined.
The Time the Place. and the Girl
| opened at the Colonial, Sunday evening
capacity house greeted the initial per-
lormance and. Judging from the genuine
enthusiastic welcome accorded the piece.
entertaining qualities that placed 1t in
the front rank OF musical comedy.
| Though several changes have been made
I'm the development OF the play. the story
one Kelly gets pass to oblivion by a
bump with a beer bottle. The man who
welded the. bottle takes refuge at
summer resort, The wounded man is also
| taken to the same resort for treatment
thus opening the way to numerous COM
plicatlons; The head nurse is discov-
the man who did the wounding persuades
his pal to take the blame for the as
sault, because the formers sweetheart
is also guest at the resort The pal
who takes the blame for the assault
which his friend committed, falls in love
with the head nurse. who Is eventually
for whom the detectives are looking A
case of smallpox is generated the re-
sort and all within It's boundaries is
auarantined The true state of affairs
is made known at last, the friend in need
is eXonerated, and wins the hand OF the
head nurse. The real culprit Is cleared
by his victims; recovery and also wins
back his sweetheart.
George Elmer pOrtraNS the dif6cult
OF Happy Johnny Hicks. the friend in
need and also. a gambler, His humor
particularly new. having been presented
TO Salt Lakers before. never fails to
bring forth hearty laugh. Amanda
kss Is nrsSes M9 o k the
though her singing lacks range. as we'll
as expression: she has little of this TO
Franham; redeems himself through his
singing: his lines are handled in a sing
song manner. though his voice is the
voice Eien OF the cast Tom n,,o Cunningham
wields the beer bottle, is impersonated
by c. NJ; Griffin In way that brooks
no criticism. Margaret Simpson. "the
girl is given an effective portrayal BY
Gertrude Smyth. Other members OF the |
company are well cast. The scenery IS |
new, at least not the same old scenery
with which Salt Lakers are familiar |
And the music-it Is doubtful II more |
tuneful. whistly music was encompassed |
In one play. The girls. and there are
a score OF them, constitute an excellent |
chorus aided by half dozen chorus men |
who are above the average as singers |
The show a whole Is much better |
than the former production of the same !
piece at this same playhouse last sea-
son. More animation is put in the act |
ing. more expression in the lines. "The |
Time. the Place, and the Girl continues |
through Thursday evening, with matinee
Wednesday.
The Regeneration" which was pre-
seuted to a wel-filled house at the Car
rick theater on Sunday night by the VIII |
liam Ingersoll Stock company. is an in
novation In Its manner of treatment of |
one OF the social problems that ensroes !
the attention OF reformers in the large |
centers of population. IT may be said
too. that the apparent solution which /
is evolved Is more on the order of rea-
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