The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-15
Mighty good show at the orpheum this

Mighty good show al the Orpheum this
week
The good part of the show begins at
the beginning and lasts until the end
There is a little of everything on the
caro- that goes TO make UP good voude
Vile programme. There is singing dane
ing. music. gymnastics. comedy and near
comedy and a bowling Wild West melo-
drama.
The Wild West melodrama harkens
back TO the days OF Dick Deadeye There
is right and a wrong In II. \ woman
is avenged and the fellow tha, ought to
be killed is killed; and the hero and the
through cloud of pistol smoke and stand
shining example Of the adage that
right will always prevail and truth tri-
umph. One OF the beauties about the
melodrama is that 1t is we'll acted. Burr
Mcintosh. Miss Mary Moran and Angus
tus Huse play the whole play and they
play 1t we'll Mcintosh is good actor.
The most instructive act on the Or
pheum bill this week is the illustrated
wrestling number In this the Frey
Twins-who arc men, not babics-give
In wrestling. They work with lightning
rapldity, but vet in such way that
the audience is given ample opportunity
to see how every hold is taken and
Nelson the half Nelson, the hammer
lock. the toe hold, The science of attack
and defense is shown so that every one
may understand the purpose of every
move and the means employed to counter
IT, The act is In proof of the fact that
wrestling is really an art. and not a
game that depends upon great strength
or size.
Miss Laura Buckley gives protean
act full of merit. Her character imper-
sonations are true. and her change OF
ness Her impersonation OF the Mani
cure Lady made great hit with the
house and her last number, The Moth
err" was we'll received.
Alcide Capitaine is billed as ''The Per-
feet Gymnast." and the announcement
does not misstate. This young woman
is all astonishing example OF physical cul-
ture. Her trapeze work Is we'll arranged
but the chief charm that attaches TO Miss
Captaine is the ease and grace with
which she carries out her feats This is
especially true of her performance on
the Mexican ladder" a single strand
suspended from the loft
number in which they display their abil-
ity TO play various instruments with rare
artistic skill. With the concertino they
play in imitation Of a church organ '"rhe
OF them is violinist of exceptional abil-
ity. In the way of freak instruments
they play the ondorsnce, the caduviator
genuine harmony,
George Mullen and Ed Coreli have an
acrobatic act that compares we'll with
OF the partners is surprisingly clever at
twisting and forward and back springs
"A Theatrical Agency is run to the
great amusement OF the audience by
Walter Schrode and Miss Lizzie Mulvey.
They are especially good al dancing. The
audience liked the skit last night
1.-THE Merry Wives OF Windsor is the
intermission offering by the Orpheum or
chestra under the direction OF Willard
Weihe. The music receives deserved ap-
plause.
In SHAM" at the Garricls. a crowded
house OF first-nighters Sunday night en-
joyed the clever acting of Miss Maude
Fealy as she lent her. personality to the
character OF the society girl OF New
York. All the SLY slams at high society
in Gotham that appear in some OF the
most clever lines OF the piece found
ready acceptance with the audience.
From the sentiment Of approval in her
work il is safe to say that In this vehicle
Miss Fealy has opportunity for her beat
acting as far as she has been seen In
Salt Lake since becoming leading lady
at the GarrIck. The play ia simple
travesty on society as 1t appears In GER
tain sets in New York. Miss Fealy. as
Katherine Van Ripper portrays the char
acter OF the parasite in society, living by
mere sham with small pretenses at
modesty. albeit maintaining an IRE
proachabe character.
: The spirit of the west enters the play