The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-15

The Maxim girls IN sayage's. prodqc.
ton Of THE Merry Widow" which
comes 10 the Colonial tomorrow night,
are almost as famous in stage history as
the original "Florodora" sextette. There
have been a. great number OF Maxim
girls, but there is one In the coming
for she has been a real Maxim girl. II
was In that famous cafe that the pro
ducers representative found her and en-
gaged her for the American company.
for a musical education, She secured q
position az an enterrainer at the new
MaAim's. In order to obtain the means 20
defray her educational expenses. The
new Maxin's, like most modern spots In
Bohemia is shrewdly respectable. The
old MaXim's was. OF course. quite DIFF
ferent.. 1t is also worthy OF note that
Maxim's-the new place is almost iden-
tical in appearance With the scene In the
last act. of the Savage production.
THE Girl in the tamono" will be the
attraction at the Colonial for two more
pcrfornla nces TODAY There will be a
bargain matinee this afternoon
Blase New Workers who believed the
artistic limit had been reached in must
cal comedy found something dainty and
refreshing in Madame Sherry" and on
the road the audiences seem loa tn to
rise and break the spell OF the perform =
anoe when 1T Is over. Though Every
Little Movement Is The best known fea-
ture OF Madame Sherry" bv reason Of
its great vogue, II Is hy no means the
only musical hit in the performance. This
three days. beginning Thursday. Feb
ruary %.
Among the novelties included on tsr
bill at the Orpheum this week is the Of
fering Of Scot named Howard; who
makes one forget that venrrloduists are
becoming passs.' His business and meth
DDS are decidedly clever. He impers""
ates a doctor who wants patients badly
and the two Scotch dummies introduced
10 have their toothtroubles adjusted are
smokes a. cigarette and answers The tele-
phone apparently AL at once. Then he
walks down the aisles with his dummy
and shows HOY easy II is to deceive the
ear.
Working out their problems of law and
order, silently and without trumpet calls
Of publicity. facing grave dangers and
enduring hardships. the men of the
Royal Mounted police OF the northwest
are unquestionahly the greatest policing
Cecil DeMille has drawn a story that Of
a Young lieutenant Of the mounted DO
lice. who Is sent into the wilds to un-
cover murderer. II turns out that the
murdered man was an outlaw. and that
his killing was no crime under the law.
The action Of the play Is wonderfully
effective. as are the stage settings and
the manner in which the Garrick COM
pany handles the various roles.
The Belle Of Japan is drawins good
houses nightly al the Rev,er The play
is on the musical order. pretty scenery.
girls: and everything that goes 10 make
10 q. pleasing musical production. The
leading. roles are in competent and IA
miliar hands
a telegram received from the manage
msnt of Pepito Arriols the hoy pianist.
who appears at the Salt Lake thea ter
Thursday night under Fred c. Graham s
mana cement. says the boy made an
immense sensation with the Seattle SYM
phony orchestra" where ne appeared
last Sunday. The sale Of seats is now
on At the Salt Lake thea ter and indlca
tions point to an unusually large audi
ence,