The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20

10 A fl double headliner viii be served
where where the new bin is in vogue today.
the bill is Edward Dorling OF London
England, who is making a tour OF the
sullivan & Considine circuit. giving
GTapnic description OF the terrible scenes
which took place on board the ill-fated
Titanic, the largest floating palace of
modern times, when the huge ship struck
monster Iceberg and went 10 the bot
tom OF the Atlantic with hundreds OF It's
passengers. Nh Dorlling was on deck
when the crash came and the ship crum-
pled and aided very materially in the
aided in and had to fight hard TO keep
back husbands and sweethearts. who
fought like wild beasts for self preser-
yation. Mr., DorlIng claims that the
given to the world. Mr., Dorkins tes-
'tiflcd before the United States inyesui-
eating committee, and also appeared at
was Of the most thorough nature, as he
remained on the deck until the last and
hnally jumped overheard, Swimming
around for thirty-nve minutes. he was
picked up by Z life boat more dead than
alive.
another big attraction. really the
headllner. is the strong dramatic play
let Sy William ,Anth2ny McGulre. pre-
sending "The Pool Room" over the cir
cult, Sullivan &; ConsIdine. and their
o9okins agents feel that they have, an
man. At least. 1t takes In the real hu-
man side, Of life and is filled With incl
dents and ,atfaire which go 20 make UP
uations and lines that VIII hold all audi
ence breathlcss. Mr.. Wildlsch Is sup
ported by a cspable company, among
Two charming girls will add 10 the
pleasure Of this weeks bill. They are
Hyland and Farmer and they arc song
The novelty portion OF the bill vii! be
In the hands OF McEse ana LevcvrnE,
who Will introduce 10 Salt Lakers Rfty
seven varieties Of wheels and fun. These
speedlest cycling exhibitions ever pre-.
sented on a vaudeville stage.
John Delmore & Co. present an offer
ing which borders on the unique in thaL
the company first appear on the stage
as white entertainers and then behind an
impToy lsed curtain go through The stunt
creoles aud negroes. The offering Is
called Scenes Behind the Scenes" and
offers 2 considerable amount OF smuse-
ment in the minstrel line.
Scott and Wilson arc young in years
but much older in experience, fact
youched for by all managers where thcy
have appeared Wilson is seen as the
boy. who does some real acting and
serves as a feeder for the rubc.
Billy Link. the we'll known comedian
pretty and charming young commedienne
in the person of Blossom Robinson and !
the t~o have created no end OF excite |
nent over the circuit. Miss Robinson IL
"a id to possess a worry charming and |
striking appes rance. while Mr.. Link has |
ost none OF his old-tme form as com |
sdan.
The weekly animated review will prove
q
owen McGivcney, hesdliner on this
weeks bill at the Orpheum. attributes |
MS success as quick change artist 20 |
MS athletic training. and To watch his |
wonderful work behind the scenes re-
'cals the fact that II IS a veritable sprint I
hat he can change from Bill Sykes 10 |
Nancy. Fagn TO tho Artfu Dodgcr and |
Monks in what seems 10 ,the audience TO |
'e the twinklins OF an eye is IN Itself
IDENTIFY In each character, changes his I
voice and carriage and proceeds to act !
"a ch part II is the more impressive. The /
act that owen McGiyency was until |
ecently champion amateur lightweight |
,oxer OF England and champion amateur
eight litter, makes this importation OF |
Martin Beck even more remarkable.
Il indications from seat sale reports
may be taken as criterion OF the re-
'eptlon salt Lake playsoers VIII extend
when he opens next SUNDAY
night I'm THE Lars II is evident a
,apacity house will sec his initial per-
'ormance in the clever comedy Man
'ger Ketcham reports heavy sale for
next Sunday evening. Miss CountlsS is
bringing her engseement at the Colonial
production OF "Brewster's Millons,' and
Thursday afternoon souvenir photographs
1f Miss Countiss will De distributed "
II, the ladies In the audience FL