The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30

the most refined instrumental musical
offering in vaudeville today, To mu-
sicians and bandmen throughout the
country Mr.. Rolfe is best known as
America g foremost cornet soloist.
Added to his technique and brilliant
execution. Mr.. Rolfe is endowed with
the art Of the successful producer. In
staged successfully such undertakings
as "'Ye Colonial Septette. "Ten Dark
Knights "Six Little Girls and a
Teddy Bear and half dozen other
vaudeville headliners of like character.
In the offering of Mike Bernard
and Willie Weston, the public is prom
ised an entertaining fifteen minutes.
Mr.. Bernard lays claim to being the
champion ragtime pianist, and his
partner is q character singer of distinct
entertaining merit.
Monologuists come and monologuists
60, but there is only one Stuart Barnes.
His methods are along the lines OF
quiet. gentlemanly department, devoid
of slap bang delivery, He tells his
stories and sings his songs in n con
vincing manner that makes HIM always
welcome addition to any bill,
Another good, clean comedy offer.
ing is the rural sketch which is pre-
sented by Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Barry.
assisted by William Barry Their play
let sails under the caption of ''Hens-
| foot Corner and is said to be the
! funniest and best thing these clever
people have put on to date. and they
have had number of successes.
Two clever gypnasts from across the
water are promised in the Krema
brothers. who are now in America for
| the first time. Their work is fast and
daring, while comedy business is inter
| ieCte1 along OTiIlnal lines
| Floyd Mack comes with the reputa-
tion Of being the best gymnast and
acrobatic dancer seen on the Orpheum
stage He has some novel ideas and is
revelation when it comes to clog
ging.
The second team of European novelty
gymnasts to be included in the new
Bill is that of the Navas. They pre-.
sent an original turn in which they
perform balancing feats on the ira
peze that are said TO be wonderful.
One of their big hits is executed BY
| Giovanni Nava, who balances a barre
on his feet, plays violin and executes
| dance upside down while resting with
his shoulders on a swinging bar.
/" HE MANAGEMENT of the Gar
rick theater, in response to many
requests of patrons, has de
cided TO have Miss Maude Fealy
who is now starring at this popular
playhouse, present "The Little Min
ister' this week, beginning on Sunday
night, instead of 1.-THE Stronger Sex,
which it had announced. Salt Lakers
have fallen in love with Maude Fcaly
She has captured them, fascinated them
with her delightful presentation OF
"Glorious Betsy which was the play
the past week Now that it has been
decided TO present play that made
a Salt Lake girl famous, that placed
her in the front as an actress, play
goers are on the qui vive TO see Miss
F'ealey essay the role that Maude Adams
had as Lady Babbie in the 'Lttle
Minister. - 1t is a bold step to take
to come into the home of a popular
favorite and portray character like
this, but so confident is the manage
ment that when Salt Lahers see Miss
Fealy as Babbie, they will rave over
her Just as they have over Maude
Adams.
Maude Fealy is Just as girlish a.
ever, just as pretty as when she wa'
awarded the prize Of Franco as tn,
most beautiful woman in the world