The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-14

The Orpheum maintains the same de-
gree Of excellence in the new bill which
opened Sunday that characterized Its pre-
ldecessor Two lively, interesting sketches.
two musical numbers, two song, dance
and dialogue acts and spectacular de-
piction OF London by day and night make
UP the we'll balanced bill.
The late Porter Emerson Browne is re-
sDonsible for In and Out an interest
ing sketch cleverly conceived, and delight
fully acted by capable company headed
by Homer 3. Mason and Miss Marguerite
Keller. We find the man next door III
the throes OF happy jag trying 10 un-
dulging In a mIrthful conversation with
his key. In the end he takes The win
dow route. makes himself al home in
the other mans house, and begins a Wig
orous Irritation with the latter'S sister.
In the end he manages to be arrested,
changes clothes with the ''grl next door"
on her front stoop. There are five peo-
pie in the cast.
The Three Migrants present a musical
number that ranks close TO the top-linsr,
Sentimental. ragtime and classic music
are each played with an abandon and har-
monious result that should please any
lover OF music, Guitar. clarinet and ac-
Gordon compose the trio.
"Corralled, played by the Gilbert Mil
and Jane Salisbury, is a thrilling western
sketch. depicting characteristic scenes and
characters. There is a villajnous sheriff.
jack Clarke, the Keno Kid with a
villain through the aid OF Anna, at
whose home the hunted man seeks food
and shelter. Robert Gill plays Jack
Clark with vim and n little too much
noise. By modifying his voice and curb
Ing his emotional outbreaks the piece
would run more smoothly and naturally.
AS 1t is, his vchemence creates n jarring
note that carries /, very near burlesquc.
iydeH and Sutterworth have neat
sketch. THE Light Brown Girl and the
Funny Dancer, the ingredients of which
~ ha & .lI-, fa.1t
work and n line OF patter that is crisp
and penetrating.
paS Ro@sST anG SgSs Sse"s aeHisw 0ndGn by
OF the worlds metropolis, London is hrst
seen by birdseye- view being divested OF |
Its mantle of fog at daybreak, From the |
same point we are treated TO a sunset |
moonrisse and terrific downpour OF rain
Tnen the theater district, followed by q |
glimpse of the court of honor. is shown
Singing and dancing are interpolated
during the last two Views.
"a Scene at the Fairgrounds" is a mis-
nomer for the Offering OF Albertus and
Mli,ar, Indian club Juggling and swing
Lucia" played on the xylophone, make
up the act
Gordon and Marx. "two real Germans"
Ten twenty thirty is their class. One
or l"o Sooo jokes and a fair parody Il
fuil pitcher OF beer and an empty one.
with surieit OF bald nonsense and
two real GERMANS"
Daylight motion pictures with interest
Ing subjects. and the Orpheum orchestra
with a number OF excellent selections
round out the bill.
Richard (fiimselO Carries present We
hiCie, jumping Jupiter" In which he will
appear al the Salt Lake tbeater for three
nights and matinee, begnning Thurs
iay, August II. has met with the univcr-
sal approval or eastern critics. and sur =
n ,,sN !
and chorus OF pretty girls. il J
IS SAID that II Is assured that the local J
hcater going public will receive jumping I
Jupiter with the same welcome accorded
Z In eastern circles. Seats Will be placed |
'n sale at the box office tomorrow morn
ng