The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
ADJUSTMENTS

A programme, excellent In every par
ticular. delighted Orpheum patrons yes
terday afternoon and lest evening. when
the weeks bill was given Its premiere,
Possibly the delightful coolness OF the
house contributed measurably to the
pleasure OF the audiences. AT any rate.
both audiences showed every evidence
Of enthusiasm and enjoyment
Joseph Hart's "a Night In n Turkish
Bath" heads the bill. Like all OF Mr.
been seen here. this sketch Is lavshly
staged and oostumed. II 1t is not a mis-
nomer TO designate bath robes and
Turkish towel costumes as lavish. Rob-
ert J. Webb who has the stellar role
In the play. is a big fellow with charm
ingly sweet tenor voice which he en-
ploys in the rendition OF favorite mel
odies. Every detail OF Turkish bath
Is in view OF the audience. and most OF
the characters who are to be seen In
such a place. ranging from the con-
servative business man who Is there
who Is receiving sobering-up treat
ment." THE Needles" form Of cleo
trio shower, Is a tremendously snowy
feature. as is the sweat box The sketch
is full of fun and is laugh from the
very beginning. Eight men are included
in the cast
iES Edward Bowers Frank Walters and
Rubes.", have splendid, dancing and
acrobatic performance. with which the
show is closed. CARRIED as typical stage
countrynen-the real countrynan now
adavs usually has an automobile and a
telephone line to his brokers' office and
no longer replies to greengoods adyer-
tisomepts-tho trio come on the stage.
and, after an exhibition OF fancy rube
steps. proceed TO make display OF their
acrobattc training. This done, they close
with n rough house stunt on a trapeze:
which Is a big hit,
billing OF dainty. girlish. singing com
edienne," Is a wlnsome. sweet voiced
girl. who charmed every person OF her
opening audiences. She has a good
OF exceedingly pretty costumes. Her
contribution is one of the very best bits
OF the programme.
benjamin Horning. who played Mt the
Garrick last season. presented. with the
assistance of Miss Selma Farley and
C Ce Koy swain new ,playlct, "A Surgical
Courtship. Truth TO tell the play
dragged, 1t has good lines and the nlot
IL ingenious. The players are good. but
thcre ls too much conversation and too
niue action for the sketch ever to be
fruned down. II may live TO please audi
cnces for years
=, James III. Cullen, THE Man From the
West Is once more In our midst. Most
vaudeville patrons were not overjoyed
at the prospect NJ Mr.. Cullen's coming
Tor they have wcaried of his old act and
propapy they believed II was either that
or nothing On all such Mr. Cullen
played the most delightful surprise yes
tcrday, Tor he gave brand new act now
songs and new Jokes all the way through
betIer than that, all the new stuff was
5000 and drew many laugh Mr., Cul-
zen WIZ De feature OF the bill all week
Eduic Redway and Gertrude Lawrence.
In the lovaloguc. "Moonflowcrs pIeased
much They aing Well and have a llr,
OF cnatter that Is exceptionally funny
maiden. who opened the show with a
IIoot Juggling act, Is n genuine marvel.
ta Ly,ns on a slack wire. che performs
1cats or Juggling that nre difficult for
trained iucclers resting on secure tables
Inc picture Is OF the the making of n
o,R gun from the handling OF the billets
pleted weapon. 1t Is very intere sting and
Instructive aiu