The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-09

A beautiful cello solo is the leading
feature of the Orpheum bill this week.
This Gallo solo is played by a charm
ing young woman, one of the three sis
ters who. with their three brothers. con-
stitute the Six Musical Cuttys The So
lection Is Schumann's "Traumerei Miss
Guilty plays 1t with a soul OF expression
remarkable in any musician. The ef-
feet OF this delightful offering Is height
ened by The accompaniment OF four Yio-
superior artists. The brother who plays
the cornet is especially a shining IiGnt
as TO what may he done with that in
strument In the hands. or rather. the
mouth of a master. The Cuttys also
sing. One of the sisters is gifted with
contralto voice Of surprising quality.
and in the blending OF voices in the re-
frain the harmony is perfection. The
phone.
Jewels Manikins. manipulated by
Madame Jewell are living images OF
stagefoIk The death OF Cleopatra is pre-
sented as the feature OF the Manlliin per
Torrance, and 1t is truly a wonderful
exposition of precision OF mechanical ar
rengemeDt Another almost complete
play, or. at least. sketch. involves the
love story of a white front ersmau Tor
an Indian maid. Not the least amusing
in the manikin number are the antics OF
the spectators in the boxes. who applaud.
laugh, show their Measure or dSpleas-
ure, smoke and do other thirss that live
theatcrsoers do.
All Grant and Miss Ethel tloag eu-
title their sketch, "Some Hing Doing All
the Time" and OF a truth thcr: is some
thing doing. Grant is as funny 4 come"
dian as one sees in many night. He
has a line OF brand new "busiDess" that
he snaps at the audience with the swift
ness OF lightning. His hits are alto
sether timely and original.
One of the Lizst rhapsodies was so we'll
given by I'll Gotta. the Xylophonst, that
~ tl.s.t n,
grand music could he produced merely
by beating sticks of wood with tiny NAL.
lets. While this selection given as
an encore. was the choice OF Fl Coia's
Night in Venice" was also rare per-
formance. FL Gotta also played the latest
ragtime with skill that won the ap-
plausc OF his audience.
give fifteen minutes N pleasing diver.
sion with their singing and dancing and
rapid fire dialogue. Farnum has an en-
tirely new collection of sones and Jokes.
and his associates give him splendid as
sistance.
Herr Richard Nsdrage. vcntriloqus,
from Europe. is exceedingly clever. His
manikins are made to do marvellous
things in the way OF dialogue and sing
Ing His concluding bit Is q vocal trio,
In which his two dummies" and himself
tenor. baritone and bass. and 1t is all
done without strain OF 4 break in the
voices OF any OF them.
really funny sketch IS Hand !
cuffed." in which Miss Mona Ryan ana
her company appear to advantage. The |
sketch has to do with a sut:ragette who |
wants to be the equal Of man IN every
way, and in pursuance of that ambition |
gets on the police force as full -fledged |
detective. The author OF the sketch has !
created situations that are indeed high !
IS amusing. In addition 10 Miss Ryan. I
James Sweeney. James O'Nc.l and Henry |
Standor play their parts well.
The Orpheum orchestra. Inder the d.
rection OF Willard Weihe, has. us usual
it least two numbers that call for gem
,rous manifestation of approval on the
part OF the audience, The motion pic
lures this week are also good, as Well as
That the Mack Leone players pleased
! well-fllled house at the New Revlcr 4
heater Sunday night In the opening per-
formance OF ''The Three Musketeers,'
VIII not be questioned by any one who
'aw the show. The production was ex-
,ellent and MIR. Mack and Miss Leone
by their capable company. did
,redit 10 the old play. That the house
vas well pleased was evidenced by the
md again. The role OF D'Artag gnan was
uperby carried by Willard Mack Car
llnal Richelicu. which role was admirably
'layed by George Stanley. Is secretly in
owe with Anne OF Austria, queen of
rance. and in an underbanded way.
lin when but girl, procures the dia-
rond necklace which the king gave her
I her wedding, He then plans TO bring
bout trouble between the queen and her
husband. About this time D'Artaznan
oins the kings musketeers and falls i'm |
ove with Louise De La Fere with whom |
,aptain De Trevlle. captain OF muslee
eers: also is In love. Captain De |