The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-23

Headlining the new bill which open ed
at the Empress yesterday, Is an engaging
exhibition OF gymnastics offered by tho
George Bonair Troupe. There are seven
men and boys on the stage. ornately cos
tuned in spangle and tinsel leaping,
vaultings gyratins like q group OF me-
te9rs flashing across the heavens. Speed.
agility and muscle combine In making
the act one, of the most thrilling seen
here In vaudeville.
The Four Fol De Rol Girls arc singers
vocalists they are frst-class They are
ell clever steppers and work together In
! their drills with rare precision. They
score heavily.
Waterbury Brothers and Tenny are a.
! trio Of musicians formerly with Cohan &
iarris's Ministries. Their act embraces
several novel and humorous instrumental
features. ranging from cornet duet with
trombone accompaniment to a tuneful
rendition on number OF water tumblers
Louise Carver and Tom Murray, recent
GGmsoienne sSInnsoit ne and comedian with Lew
I loose-jointed act that would be q
scream" II shaken more together II is
worth the price as ii Is, however
phcn9menal Lady Juggler'' The adjec-
| tive Is superhuous. but her work Is far
superior to anything that can be recalled
| a local stage.
Lupeta Perea appears In trapeze act
l,o,, IN which this daring young woman ex-
| "A RI
Perea opens the bill, and the audience
warns UP 10 her hazardous feats with
an enthusiastic show OF appreciation.
scenes from the worlds news making
| are mashed on the screen, and the Em-
press orchestra adds materially 10 the
show with selection from THE Alas
kan" and THE Kansas City March
Walter De Leon's latest composItIor
The Girl and the Boy" was given ~
the Colonial yesterday afternoon and
evening; closing the local engagement OF
| Ferris Hartman e. Co, which Opened Al
the beginning Of the week in The Cam
THE Girl and the Boy is artlst,caIIv
mounted IN two acts. the first showing
the exterior OF an oceanside hotel; the
second the reception room OF the same
motel; The story is light and interesting,
In which youth predominates.
| 1here arc nearly a score OF song mum.
eers, several OF which are real gems OF
! competition, and all are tuneful and
worthy Of the singers efforts.
| The cast is composed entirely Of acre.-
able roles, calculated TO exploit the tai
| ents of the entire company az their best
The costuming is bright and new and
In short. The Girl and the Boy Is a
worthy successor 70 young De Icons
nrst piece, The Campus and marks
another step nearer fame for the youth
sical and literary output will be watched
| with interest by local playgoers nos-
that they have become thoroughly ac-
quainted with him and his work
Advance orders for seats Indicate the
largest midweek matinee audience VIII
! oe IN attendance al The Bridge" AT the
\ Orpheum this afternoon In the history OF
mat mousse willard Mack and supnort-
ing company have demonstrated their
ABILITY To present A hrst-claEs production
Hnd IN consequence there are broad smIIes
IN the box office this week. and enphatic
remarks Of approval from every audi
ence- Rehearsals are nov under way on
next weeks play, T. H. Sothern's roman.
tic drama, III / Were King"
Helen Ware in The Price" VIII be n.
attraction at the Salt Lake theater for