The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28

Opsu Ine Now oIN enS"Remeh' VI
Gahy Desjys.
Tho cnst includes Others who nave
boen features Of starring tours. Marx
Smith is the lending comedian. Teddy |
Webb. formerly WIFI tae Troll opera |
company. and Harry P. Gibhon, are a
porIoneous pair. Miss Geraldine Ma !
lone win portray the fascinating sweet
heart OF the rebelllous duke. Amy
Leicester, Ethel Intropodl and other
celebrities ere included IN the cast
of principals.
Probably no musical comedy in many
years has contributed as many musical
gems ore contained in the score
OF "The Balkan Princess' including
- Holidays" Tstesling' ~ Like
Y2n Es,1 Al pa,,,tiI, to7e Tn.n Snd 1suehser,
Less psaFi EveT esaSsssSi MaeS Again Arm. n and
the Man 81 Wonderful World - The
Opera Ball Dreaming" and "a
Man s Man
At each performance Miss Cunning
will sing :His Return.'' a colorful
and raptnrous burst OF melody. in
which her voice is heard to range up
to her famous f in alt, musically
seductive and inspiring number,
FOLLOWING the announcement
H. that the vaudeville season at
the Ornheum will close Satur-
dav May H. comes the word
that cha last two weeks of the vaude-
Vile season are to be distinct winners
from an entertainment viewpoint.
Commencing this afternoon, this
weeks bill will he q double headliner
event with Jessie Millward and John
G!endinDing presenting tha powerful
one.act play, "Reaping the Whirl-
| 1 \ l,n,. ,S,,,.
olopue. ''Women | Have Met. The
first TWO named constitute another ease
in point wherein two clever people have
deserted the legitimate for vaudeville.
| Miss Millward for years was with Sir
Henri Irving, William Favershsm and
other stars. while her partner has been
leading man for Annie Russel, Mrs.
Kendall, Clara Morris, Nance Neil
and Olga Nethersole. He will always
| ne remembered as the Laird In
"Trilhy.
Miss Norman has an enviable repu-
tation in vaudeville as being woman
who can take of the foihies of her sex
and make borh men aud women scream
with laughter during The process, Her
monoIogue has been brought UP to date
and several new additions have been
made to IL. Her various characterize
tions are accompanied bv clever songs.
|
| beaten track is~Sammy Watson s farm
yard circus. While four humans ap-
pear on the stage at the same time.
| there are several rOosters, trained
| donkey. dogs, cats and little pink pig
which rides in baby carriage and re-
fuses to he comforted until light re,
| freshments are served from bottle
| The act is said TO be a genuine novelty
| and one long. loud scream.
\ Sl, l,a vrol
remembered on the Orpheum circuit
Their last tour was in skit called "' A
Padded Cell. - and prior 70 that they
were members of the Wilson trio. This
year they have new German slu'
called 600 OUT which is built FOL
laughing purposes only.
Two musical comedy favorites witt
a long list of musical comedy successes
to their credit are Robinson Newbolt
ken a short excursion into vaudeville
and are emphatically making goot
there. They offer fifteen minutes Of
sparkling bits of songs and imperson
ations. Costume changing and a toucf
Of dancing add to the general attrac
tiveness of thei ract.
1t is hard to imagine anything new
in the acrobatic world. Wills ane
Hassan. however, claim TO have sew
| eDdl ne" dLHlSllC lSdlS dul W UiiS' t'>
old ones in such manner as TO make
them new. At hand balancing they
have few, if any. equals.
Siegel and Matthews will be seen II
musical novelty. They are "banjo
rine" experts. The baniorine is most
unusual instrument and is said to have
sweet tone. and is considered most
difficult to master. Miss Anna Math
ews is strikiuglv handsome woman
with a penchant for changing many
handsome gowns during the perform
apce,
The Pathe weekly review will include
some good motion pictures Of current
events photographed in various couD
tries. The concert orchestra, too: VII
he q good feature on the new bill