The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17

" Capable company is cast IN 'hG
production. while the scenic equipment
has been given special attention IN
point Of detail and consistency.
THE new bill at the orphoum,
which opens with this after
noon S performance, is said to
be exceptionally strong IN
sketches that carry both the pathetic
seen Ed Howard AMI Frank North IN
'Those We're Happy DAYS VIII real
ize that there is a treat IN store III
their latest vaudeville offering, '' Back
TO wellington, The setting depicts
the village home in Wellington. One OF
them has stayed home anil married,
otherwise his life has been pneventful;
tho other left the place as boy ana
went to the city. The dialogue be
tween these two is the basis Of the
sketch that is DELIGHTFULLY."- lroll. Both
lool: at life from different Viewpoints
and both uuburdcu themselves Of hi
morous observations at the expense OF
the other. Taken all together there is
a touch of the pathetic, a human ap-
peal in '.Back to Wellington.
OF different stripe. although equally
entertaining. is EaTlv Morning fe'
flections' as presented by SHgcr Mlde'
morning after" anl the central hgurc
is coouel who has made a night of IT,
and has fallen into tho hands of his
valet an1 maid. the fup,makine is SAID
10 be different to what might be cX-
pectcd from such a theme.
A clever acrobatic act that also Is
out Of the usual run Of such offerings
is that presented by E.rgottl and hrs
Lilliputiaps. Ergotti makes Jauau look
-hon 1
work. while the two midgets are dar.
ing couple who perform some very
nervv fents in leaps. head balancing
bending and body twisting.
"The Vest Pocket Edition of Nesta
Tiilvr is the title given TO dainty
little Lilly Schrieber. who is on the
new bill. She has come direct from
Europe to the Orpheum circuit and
across the water she is great ia
vorite with her audiences This tiny
mite sings a number or bright songs
ia pleasing fashion.
Another of The "a called legitimate
actors IN score heavily in vaudeville
is ". p. Patton. For number OF
wears Mr. Patton starred at the head
of his own company and established an
envisb1e reputation both as An actor
and author. At present he.is PLAYING
his own quaint comedy Apple
blossoms. - The two plavcrs in Ma.
Patton 5 support arc Frank B. Smith
aud PHYLLIS MacKav.
Knute Erickson, the salt Lake boy,
who. some wears ago. went east and
sprung into fame AS the star IN - y on
Yonson' and "The Man From Swell
en- will undoubtedly receive warm
welcome when he appears and gives
his monologue. As an imDersonator OF
the Swede cmcrant. Mr.. Erickson
perhaps has few equals. recently,
however he brauched out and orig''
mated the part of "Datfv Dan In
Laskv's 'At the Waldorf. This ec-
centric character is one of the bits
that Mr.. Erickson will present during
his engagement here next week.
"The Artist s Dream. Or Story IN
Sand and Song. IS tie somewhat mys
tifvina title Of tue act presented by
Keith and Kernan.- 1t is said 10 be
novelty creation of merit. While Mr.
Keith sings. Mr.. Herman produces. by
the use Of sand wonderful illustrations
Of the song. Steamboat Bill will bC
sung ard appropriately illustrated dur
inc their act,
Then there will he the news Of th.
world told in motion pictures which
will include some scenes Of TrIpoli aftel
the bombardment by the Italians. Tn,
enlarged concert orchestra has som'
.-cod music in preparation for the new
bill.
" HERE isn't sob or thrill il