The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13

~ Jupiter, - play of his own max
ing. comes TO the Salt Lake the
atcr for four performances, begin
ming August II, opening that house for
the season of 1911-12.
Next to tho star, it is wise to admit
thnt the play is the thing, and "Jump-
ing Jupiter is said to be one of the
merriest musical farces of the year 1t
was elaborated by Mr Carle from a
tried and true farce by Sydney Rosen-
field, called "The Purple Lady," and
in its new form carries sufficient plot
and probability to Justify the fun and
melody Carle's plays are always con-
strnctcd for laughing purposes only, and
as he writes them himself, stages and
acts the star part in them himself, he
certainly has every opportunity to be
as funny as the law allows
Richard Carle has never been in this
vicinity before, and in his non-appear-
ance, it is said the west has missed
many a good treat in the tall. bald
headed, bespectacled comedian who has
talent for amusing in a way strictly
his own.
Through the exigencies of the plot
he is forced to acknowledge an extra
wife, and his struggles to disentangle
himself from the lies in which he fnds
himself gives the comedian many orig
the prolific pen of Karl Hoschna. who
wrote sfMedam Sherry, " 1.-THE Three
Twins and number of other sue
cessee. In dumping Jupiter it is
said Hoschna is heard at his best, and
such numbers as "Little Girl. ] Love
You, "Snuggle,' "I Like to Have
a Flock of Men Around Me-" "Thank
You, and "The Strains of the Wed
ding March, will captivate the ear.
comedienne, as we'll as for her recent
legal entanglements, will appear in the
cast of .HJumring Jupiter" having
ton There wiz be- three rec, evening" SHsS s0per per
formances and Saturday matinee,
1.-TWO decidedly entertaining play
lets, European novelty, stroll
ing street minstrel turn, song
and dance Offering couple of
German comedians with q good line OF
patter and parodies, and an eccentric
comedy act are among the offerings on
the new bill at the Orpheum which
starts this afternoon.
Topping the aggregation of talent
culled from three continents is an epi
carries the promising title Of "In and
Out - This laughable playlet is in the
hands of Homer B. Mason, Margurite
keeler and a quartette of selected CO.
medlans of the first rank. Both of the
principals are well known TO the stage,
Mr. Mason as the star in the recent sue.
cessful production Of GA Stubborn Gin
derella.' while Miss Keeler was also
featured in the same company for the
past two years.
"Rousby's Scenic Review of "Lon-
in which mighty London is pictured
In most attractive fashion. The cleo
trical apparatus used in the production
is the same as that in the famous
Richard Wagner tbeater of Beyreuth.
The performance is divided into three
parts, showing Leicester square pano-
rama view from the famous "Star and
Garter inn in Richmond, and the even
ing festivals during exhibition time at
the Court of Honours.
A picturesque and tuneful feature
is "The Three Migrants. - This trio
dressed In the accepted garb of Euro
pean street musicians present series
of tuneful and merry songs that cap.
ture the audience every time.
The result of the work of several IA
nous men is presented in "Corralled - |
an Arizona dramalet portrayed by the
Gilbert Miller Players. Mr.. Miller Is
the son of the popular actor manager |
Henry Miller, who took great inter |
est IN staging and rehearsing the play |
let The author of the act is Robert |
n. Davis. the editor of Munsey S maya.
zine and incidentally the author of |
"The Family ''The Welcher' and |
other successful vaudeville DlayIets. |
The characters arc those Of fine out
of doors Western girl; a young man,
of the ' Keno Kid, - and the sheriff
A dainty, well-dressed girl with good |
looks and voice. together with an &c
centric dancer, will be encountered in |
Lydell and Butterworth, billed as "tha |
hight brown girl and the funny dancer. -
Their act is along light, frothy lines so
popular with the average vaudeville
audiences.
Gordon and Marx are counted among
the Most amusing German comedians |
on the stage today Their act Is a |
mIrth-provoker from the start and their |
line Of arguments and word twisting
patter is said to be scream
Albertus the First and Jessie Millar. |
assisted by "Dolie - are back in |
Amerlca after world s tour extending
over the past five years. In London
they made an emphatic hit with their
novel offering which they have named |
A Day at the Fair Grounds - The |