The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-24

Miss Bird Millman, at the orpheum
TINS week. performs real wonders on
| the tight wire. Her dances on the slen-
der steel thread are exhibitions OF re-
, ma rkable skill. and the audience last
night realized the fact that Miss Millman
| is perhaps the most ACCOMPLISHED aerial
wire performer that has ever been seen
here With Miss Milman is q company
OF performers, each OF whom is in a high
class. Miss Mil)man is heralded as THE
Tanguay of the Air." and she deserves
the appellation.
The Four Huntings furnish twenty
minutes MINUTES of , genuine ne fun in their pre-
sllit every one thinks that every one
else is lunatic and complications are
consequently numerous and ludcrous.
Tony HuntIngs facial expressions are
worth the price Lew Hunting does some
acrobatic stunts that are new and re-
quire extreme agility. Miss MoIlie Hunt
ing is a clog dancer of exceptional
merit
,Chris,y and Wills offer comedy Jug
gIing act that Is far beyond the ordinary.
IN The chief 1uggler Of the firm has a whole
His mechanical contrivances are entirely
original and laugh provoking He is also
a a. has'mnaster in the art Of lusgllng hats.
terlty is. indeed, uncommon.
-, me audience, especially the part of it
enat Illls the upper part OF the house on
pire Comedy Four These four, Leonard
cunningham, Roland and Jenny, have ex-
cellent voices Their singing, however
Ior those who like singing for slngings
sake. is somewhat marred by The knock
about performances that are interiected
ihese performances pleased the larger
portion OF the audience. though and the
majority ruled to the extent that the
quartette was recalled several times
Frank Otto and Lola Merrill have q
Ilttle sketch that is wholly acceptable,
osHs hSff wih gT0d 5nn Of Srosp rapid fire da
their singing and dancing are pleasing
Ihelr songs are original
MISS Gorinne Frances has a sweet
voice ana sings bali dozen songs with
pleasing effect. Her choice Of songs is |
happy and she received deserved an
plause for her efforts.
r. ttoley and Miller. in song and dance
act. are lively pair. They are par
llculariy good at dancing, and Introduce
many new steps.
The Orpheum orchestra bad
OF splendid musical numbers, "The BE-
RossIni, were rendered with the he skIii
usual 10 willard Weihe's musicians.
brought back memories Of the famons
bIs,nrs bbEIsrsgatlon ion OF talented people who made
the local amusement field and which
included such names as Walter Ed words
RRaage RobnI, Edirrr Carr Cook r Daniel Frawiey,
Walsh and Rebecca Warren Noi tbat
there was return of any OF these nee
PIE Dut the atmosphere was surcba ,gcd
WIN VIII trat quality of suspenseful pleasure
@ihu @ anticipation which is only created
',aE1.s rnen performer OF stellar prominence
really. probably attracted the rreof
II portion of the immense ou5ienaa
ghich greeted GLORIOUS Betsy Ias,
ilEht; yet the play is one of the mos, In
lehtiul: appealing dramatic concon,,o oe
III, nai oalt Lakers have ever had an opnor.
uNi.f MY 10 witness In local playhouse.
:, NOT only In plot and action is centerod
~ AZ pmsasing elements OF Glorious Bel.
y, put there is always an irresistib,o
appeal in the proper depiction ,,'esistipie 81
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ctors VINO live work out fhai,, I,i a. uhar-
,hu ma ulo IN the soothing atmospbern 90 {,
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note' tnen to the deck of a shin of ~ :
gain, SN W baitimore q
Betsy Patterson. sweetlv v,,,c;o ;
iholesome creature OF budd,nr NaCIous. .
God. Is found wrestling With her Io.nnn Ernnn,,
.ssons. apparently. but In fact oISn daaii
ns srossed IN studying her handeopp,S :
1'uhs tutor or course she is IN fn,i
~ i.n MN. and discovers the fnct boFor
,eei pay "a, Hets very far along Later tbev \
ome ." TIE H,e rose garden of the Patterson g
Te =, Just right for the doclarafion ~ in!s iinss
men is poured with an the art,o VI IoVe o
it..u,c.lnian INTO the cars of rho u,tr ". u u
,u'hern girl. While the Iovers" ".lsoHie nS u
'T rose aroor. along comes a n,,,v dii d d
rse raencn OFFICERS In search of their nl,rT,
gs an no TN I mas apparently lost his bear .,
, be- Tsnia,rp rne pidntauon and who happens Il
Of the fsmo,i ols,e Bonaparte. a broth q,
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