The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-08


lures and songs Continuous per-
formance.
Jarrow is probably the better of en-
week Jarrow is "trickster' and he
is good one. He is the originator of
the lemon trick, which is a sleight-of
hand performance away and far beyond
the ordinary. II is one of the few tricks
that absolutely mystifies. and 1t certainly
does that. Jarrow also shows remark :
ing a pack OF cards in twain, and then
tearing the two halves again. In other
words. Jarrow tears 10i cards. In addi-
ton TO his, nimbleness of hand. Jarrow
has good line OF comedy. The only
objection TO Jarrow's comedy is that he
gets too familiar with the audience,
The day has passed when performer
can make his auditors ''the goat and
Jarrow would make his act-whch is
otherwise without fault-much more ac-
ceptabe by giving the folks in the audi
cnce freedom from annoyance-which is
what they pay for.
The Flying Banvards are gymnasts of
remarkable agility Fred Banvard is a
leaper and somersault thrower OF ex-
traordinary ability. and he is at the top
of the ladder in that line OF work. Miss
Maude Banvard is also performer
whose work commands uncommon notice.
! The others In the troupe are aerial artists
of great skill
Miss Hamid Alexander plays the piano
with real artistic skill. She gave Lists
|
stamps her genuine musician. For an
encore she gave composition of her
own, THE Phantom Army" This. little
soft and appealing and the thrilling notes
! OF the battle song, Miss Alexander also
sings with effect several English ballads
! which are new 10 Salt Lake audiences.
William kolb heads a company In a
farce, The Delicatessen Shop The
setting is good and there is some new
last night liked the farce. at least that
was indicated by tho applause Kolb and
his associates received;
roller skaters They do both fancy and
trick skating and arc graceful in every
movement Mr.. Daley's skating is par
ticularly, good The couple waltzes
beautifully on the wheel shoes and do
clog chat shows they are dancers as well
as skaters.
Frederick Miller gives an exposition of
the art OF juggling that is a commendable
act His head balancing is out OF the
ordinary.
Gesrs APebssas anS SomasT ay eS9T s1ew
tainers. They are all that-and worse.
Snow plays ragtime on the piano and
probably plays ragtime as well as most
pianos Is eS%d 9n play hgu IT, Appe Sady
as anyone possibly could. A woman in
the audience last night said: After
| that, there's a chance for all Of U.S.
The woman spoke words OF wisdom.
"Cavalleria Rusticana' was the inter-
mission offering OF The Orpheum orches-
ira, and 1t was a gem.
With Maude Fealy In the title role
the Garrick stock company presented for
the first time in Salt Lake Ethel Barry
vehicle Ss OF 6,ace several seasons ago
! with shifting scenes and startling situa-
I tions, with plot that is we'll conceived
and sufficiently complicated to hold the
interest during the entirety Of the play.
-Four rough. big-hearted men, typical
OF the frontier westerncr. are made the
guardians of little girl, She was born
on Sunday. and named Sunday. The
men bring her up best their crcum-
stances and surroundings will permit
teaching her the difference between
right and wrong. how to read and write
And Towser, acknowledged head OF the
quartette. drilled into her young mind
the fact that she should kill the first
man who jnsulted her. Into their lives
| came a young Englishman. an adventur-
| er. Knowing the young girl to be in
fstuated with him. he makes love to her
| but tells her that matrimony is not in
/ his line. She endeavors to free herself
/ from his caresses, and reaches for
gun. which he takes away from her, I'm
mediately shot Is fired and the Eng
| lishman drops 10 the floor. dead.
While dazed for a moment, uncertain
as 10 whether she fred the fatal shot
or not. Jacky. the youngest of her guar
dians, hurries her out OF the house to
meet nun with whom she was to go
! 20 England TO complete her education.
| In England she meets the brother of the
man whom she last saw dead on the
floor OF her cabin. The brother. Colonel
! Brinthorpe, an English gentleman with
! firm convictions about honor and right
| himself an upright man. falls In love with
] Sunday. Feeling that she is bound In
some subtle way to refrain from accept
! ing the hand of the colonel: she leads him
TO believe that another man stands be-
| tween them She returns to America.
| 10 rnlnnpl follows her. d
! stormy scene, not without a delicate
touch OF humor, with Sundays guardians,
appears on the scene. and strained mo-
! nent follows. ,Jacky comes TO the res
! cue and gives out the information that
it was he who killed the eoloners broth,
the curtain flnds the two lovers happily
! together.
Miss Fealy makes the most OF .medi,,
ocrc role It's limitations are strict, and
then. Miss Feaiy is far more pleasing and
pretty in the environment of gentle sur
roundings than as the semi-savage. CIR!
role 15 wSs'ern IS snhaAceG 6S Miss Feays inter-
| pretatiop Mr.. Durkin Is admirably cast
as Colonel Brinthorpe Mr. Seymour:
as the English adventurer: Is killed on
In the first act hut he gets enough VII
lainy into the role 10 season the 1our
acts Henry Crosby: j. David Herblin,
Wilson Day and William Hutchinson add
lively interest to the play In their Inter
pretatIons al The four guardians. MISS
Helen Collier appears as a num- only in
the first act j. Il Knowles lis well casi
as Tom Oxley. a globe trotter and friend
OF the colonel Miss Van Buren,. a re-
cent addition to the company. plays the
role OF Mrs. Naresbys which offers lltue
opportunity for good work
Sunday will be played through the
week, with matiDees on Thursday and
Saturday.
Everything was in harmony AT the
Colonial Yesterday, The finest and larg
est theater in the United states deVole99
exclusively to motion pictures openeu
with an excellent programme OF pictures :
The programme consists of two dramas
one comedy and the feature i!lH,. "oa,--
dorf,1 y,Icinrp of the United states naNd