The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-05
Gossip of the
Stars and Stage
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locale of the play is fixed is that pleas.
ant time in Mormon chronology when
great nations are supposed to have
flourished on this continent long be-
fore the Christian era The semi bar
barrie costumes and settings lend them.
selves 20 attractive stage effects and
nothing more beautiful than the spec
tacular furnishings Of the several acts
has been seen here.
Professor Mcclellan has arranged
four great chorus numbers with in
cidental music running through the
effective. comprising many well-known
singers. Fred Graham has selected
these and will have charge of this
feature. There will be beautiful bal
let trained by Henry l.. Auerbach.
well-known professional who has many
friends in Salt Lake and who will play
one of the comedy parts. George l..
Graves OF New York, stage director
and producer. has been brought here
zion and rchearsals arc now in progress
The stage of the theatcr will be taxed
TO its fullest capacity. nearly 100 peo-
pie being used at one time.
A SORT Of Maxine Elliott cpl
~ demic has broken out among
~ mothers throughout the country
and the beautiful star has been
honored recently by having half n hun
dred or more babies named for her
Many send photographs of their off
springs to Miss Elliott and all of them
notify her in writing of the christening
Of her namesakes. Miss Elliott has
been in the habit Of sending Il little
present TO each of these babies, but
tho number has increased TO such pro
portions since she became a theater
manager and owner that she must de-
Sist for the sake of the treasury.
THE bill at the Mission theateT
this week, which closes with to-
days matinee and three per
formances tonight, has been
playing to a good business The sing
ing of the Earles comedy four is de-
serving of especial mention.
Abdallah G. Abdallah, the Arabian
acrobats. in their difficult feats are ex-
ceptionally clever Mansfield & Clarke,
the local favorites, are more popular
than ever. their songs and dancing max
ing decided hit. The Juggling, top
spinning. etc, done while on roller
skates by Yamamoto, the Japanese en-.
tertaner, is very good. So also is the
Rube vioinist, who gives some splendid
limitations of birds on his violin.
The new bill starting tomorrow (Mon-
day. matinee has been selected because
of its merit and variety. The head
liner is the Johnny Busch trio. The
members of the trio do some novelty
acrobatic work Of high order. One OF
them is a little boy about 9 years of
age, one of the clevcrest juvenile come.
dams in vaudeville His limitations of
Harry Lauder, the Scotch comedian, are
so good that they convulse the audi
ences. The children will be particular
ly interested and amused with this lit
tie fellow. Another act which has gone
strong all over the east and west is the
Three Gallarines, producing an Italian
musical act Mack & Benton are clever
dancers r. d. Carouthers, loca
soloist OF more than ordinary mort
will be heard, and with two reels OF
pictures the bill will probably be ono
of the best put on this season.
n EISS ALBERTA SPEARS, who
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