The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08

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and can sing and dance.
~ NE OF vaudeville's 8 most mem
4 orable musical comedy features,
Jesse L. Lasky's Pianophienda,
has undergone reconstruction,
and this week, beginning at today S
matinee, it will be presented as head
liner at the Orpheum as "The Piano
phiend Minstrcls. - Under the former
name it appeared in eastern vaudeville
and scored a marked success. but since
then. with added features. its success
on the Orphcum circuit has overshad-
owed the original show. In the stellar
roles will appear Ben Linn and lila
Grannon. the former n comedian and
character singer. who introduces some
neat and laugbablc specialties, notably
his song, 81 Nobody Loves a Fat Man. y
Miss Grannon is a woman of captIvat-
ing appearance and her singing is most
refreshing Besides Miss Grannou and
Mr. Linn there are nine others In the
cast The songs are now and catchy
the stage picture beautiful one and
the costuming is In the very latest
and smartest fashions.
Carlton of London hall fame, known
rs ''the long magician. would ere
ate laugh If he did nothing but make
an appearance on the stage, Nature in
her stinginess aids Carlton greatly IN
his mission of laugh making. lie is
scanty creature in point Of width and
breadth but these defects are more
than made up for in length. Carl
ton s puzzling manipulation of cards
and his hilarious patter and grotcsque
attire furnish an entertainment that is
funuy in ihp extreme
An act that is sure to find much IA
vor with the children and with the
children S parents will be presented by
Karl Emmy aud ten little efferves-
cent terriers. and the setting Of the
act makes it really spectacular. The
wise little CANNES work with a willing
ness. intelligence and seeming nloy
ment that is pleasing to see. Featured
in this act is particularly funny little
dog called Moodie,' the clown. and
her capcrs In doing the wrong things
at the right time have given the per
formance the title, ''Isn' t She Ter
ribleGH
Another act that promises to add to
the laughable numbers on tine bill is
" A Question of POLICY presented by
Butler Haviland and Alice Thornton,
fun makers of the first magnitude
They have an almost unlimited supply
OF new songs, while the lines and sItua-
tlons are not lacking in their fun pro-
ducing qualities. Miss Thornton is a
remarkably clever dancer, and Havi-
land has way of getting his Jokes over
in dry. unctious style that brings
storms Of laughter.
Solos, duets and "chattcr' may be
said to comprise the act of Mason and
Murray 1t is full of entertaining fea-
lures and their songs are of the kind
that strike the public fancy, while the
line of chatter that comes over the
footIIghts is snappy, sparkling wit.
Color photography is a number on
the programme that will prove entire
ly new to Salt Lake theatergoers. 1t
will be presented by Stanley McGinnis
and will show how many beautiful col.
ors can be reproduced photographical-
~. This unique presentation is not
only pleasing but instructive. as Mr..
McGinniss explains the process OF
color photography.
Frances Lee Marie and Laurie Vance
IN difficult feats of roller skating and
unicycle riding, an excellent musical
programme by the orchestra and the re.
cent events of world wide interest by
motion pictures complete the bill.