The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-18

Probably by all standards of compari-
son, this weeks bill at The Orphcum can
nc he called the best show that has ever
bccn seen In that house. There have been
bills that were almost as good. no doubt,
but there never WAS one quite 80 good.
There have been acts that were better
than some OF the acts on this week =
card but there never was an act that
was better than tho best act this week.
Never before, on the Orphcum stage, or
elsewhere, has there been a more strik-
ing pantomimc than that presented by
Mile. Corio and her associates in "Thc
Darling of Paris Than Mile, Corio
there Is perhaps no better dancer on the
stage. Graceful, supple. intense. pas
sioDatc this young woman puts that into
her work which comes upon the audience
like revelation. Las; year Mile Corlo
danced and acted in hideous depletion ot
the Partisan underworld. Even with her
wrctched Surroundings a year ago she ad-
mittedly merited the praise which her
Individual effort commanded. even as the
piece she then mad deserved the severest
This year Mile. Corio comes in a picture
from the highest type Of Partisan life
Whereas. in the gbastly thing OF a year
ago. murder was done after the fashion
OF murder among the thieves and the
rogues Of the sewers. this years murder
Is work OF art. II may even be called
exquisite. Certainly il Is robbed Of the
repulsIyeness that attaches to brutal
killing.
In arriving ai the climax Of the panto-
mime Mile. Corio and her players pre-
sent dramatic tragedy In so finished a
manner that one feels that spoken words
would detract from rather than add 10
The production All of the elements enter
into the play without words-love. jeal-
ousy. hate treachery and death. Inter
woven is comedy. and all through runs
the typical PaTisian life,
Mile, Corio's principal support is In
SiSnor Palanse and Jules LaBarre. In
her dance with the latter Mile. Corio
.lf.rte
dancer. Both Palange and LaBarre arc
actors of rare ability. \ noticeable fact
about the entire cast OF twenty men and
women is that there Is not weak spot.
Beautiful dances by beautiful women.
magnlf lficently gowned; wonderous pictures
presented in poses; music TO fit the oc-
Cd sion and the mood-these so TO make
up what is. in the minds Of many at
least, the hest act the Orpheum has ever
given In Salt Lake.
Horace Wright and Rene Dietrich are
indeed somewhat different singers, Re
ma rltable voices have these two, and a
repertoire of songs that make the run
from grand opera to popular ballads.
! Everybody Acts Like Us When They're
in Love is an original creation of this
team. and they sing it 10 perfection.
My Daddic's Old Dudeen'' is a rare
I treat. The audience can scarcely he
blamed or calling and recalling them un-
I'll they have no more.
Another act that the audience could nol
get enough of last night Was the musi-
cal trio OF Harvey. Henderson and Lewis.
Accomplished musicians all three. Hen
dcrson introduced comedy that Keeps .l,e
audience in great good humor AS cor
netists and trombonists, The three are at
the head OF their class. and their NElo-
phone offering Is well done that they
are rot allowed 10 leave until they nave
repeated fl and then repeated II again,
''Leipsig" is Il conjurer second 10 none.
"Leipzla" is q brother OF Hyman Lcip-
zieer of this city. and is quite we'll known
l.< nj ~ Npi raj
has won him an International fame ana
he has caused European audiences 10
marvel at his amazing c!eVerness. as Wen
as American His work is done SO neatly
and swiftly that it Is a hopeless effort 10
attempt q detection.
4 great act is the monkey jockey pre-
sented by NJ. Nederveld This nonkey Is
every whit a human bareback rider so tar
as his performance goes. No circus rldcr
ever rode the ring with more ease ana
grace than docs this Simian Jockey. no'
did ever bicycle ridcr pedal and Sulde
with more energy and precision The act
in addition To being rcmarkable cNhipi :
ton OF the trainers skin. is laushaple
from th@ antics the monkey goes through.
Eddie MumCord and Frank Thompson
are on the bill with a carload ol new
songs and jokes. Their singing is cN,,
ccptionaily good. and their dialogue droii
and laugh provoking. They have neat
clean act and it goes well.
Paulinetti and Piquo. Two acrooats.
succeed I'm keeping the audience in a
maze Of 6ewldcrment by their astonisn :
ing rcats Of strength and agility for ten
minutes only To expose The burlcsuur.
| Thcir tricks arc so cunninglv hidden and
their assisting devices so well concealed
that the audience does not r"aliHc ihet
they arc not really performing impossl -
| BILE fcats untl they give The sn5p
away.
The :ntcrmissioE number Dy the or
pbcurl orchestra is ciaractcristicdl!E
GOOD This week thc musicians play the
overture OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lustspici, by
/ KcIIor Bnia Tho motion picturos SHOW
walrus hunters in the frozen waters oi
| the Arctic. -,
| ANY ono ,yho secs The Drphcum this
| week Will bc satisfied that IL Is q genuine :
J ly Ligh-class bin, that much seems 10
/ be = safe prediction, Doubtless th" week
! viii provo the record week in BUSINESS;
at any rate. il ought TO-
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