The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-01

instantapeous favor. but the better work
Is IN The trio. This lltllc number Is e%-
quistcly done.
As instrumeutslIsts. few equal the
Rolioniau players. First Jttcutinp is
given TO harmonious blending, and this is
achieved with notable success Miss len
mic Crit, flute; Miss Lillian \. II. Harris.
cello. and Miss Mabel Keith and Miss
Notuc &. Coburn. corncis. are brilliant
performers. other players arc John
Leick. cornet, and Raymond s. Evans aud
Charles w, Harris. trombones.
The scenic effects Of the company are
elaborate. They arc Of tho colonial type
and setting and costume harmonize beau,
tifuly. The scenery provides splendid
atmosphere for the musicians efforts. The
act Is called "Thc CourticrS' II Is in
every way hish-class offering.
Tom Nawn. the inimitablc Irish COM
cdian has a taking littlc sketch i'll which
his work is Of Tho most pleasing kind,
Nawn takes the part Of an Irish gar
dener He is weli enough satisfied with
heard that by eating OF the lotus Hover
entrancing dreams arc coujUrcd. The
gardener therefore cats He becomes an
Irish king IN the year 9SS and is mighty
warrior and a great monarch. so he is
informed by his attendants. but all The
while Inc has his own doubts about the
mstter. Il can easily he imagined that
this situation offers Nawn a hnc oppor-
tunity for the exercise or his talents.
Mrs. Nawu, Pauline Eckhart and Frank
Dawson complete the cast They all take
1
The Arlington Four-BTcnncr, Lee.
Nanny and Robcrts-got big hand, Last
night they ran uut OF rch"arscd material.
and they Wcrc unable TO respond To the
demand OF the audience Tor more. They
are singers and dancers who can both
sing and dance. There h "A good comedy
side To their act. which IL i'll every respect
~ dandy"
Patty and Desperate arc tho best head
balauccrs ever seen I'm Salt Lake, either
| on the Orpbcum stage or elsewhere. They
arc strong and agile athletes. hut the
feature OF their act is their head bal
aucinS. Tuning som"rsaults with the
head as a pivot and touching neither feet
nor bands IL easy for them.
Con Conrad and Jav Whldden. with
violin and piano. come M 10 The mark
set for them and go a good way be-
y"nd IL The raEtimc playing by the
violinist Is something now and II won
music. as we'll a. raStimc, is on the Con-
rad -Whiddeu programme. and they pcr-
form one ss easily and as skilfullv as the
other
Mosher. Hayes and Moshcr. three top
noichcr bicycle riders. have an act filled
! with swift and daring work. They pcr-
! form tho most difficult fcats imaginable.
aud some 10 which tho imagination has
! not Net extended.
! Arthur Stuart and Hazel Keelev have n
dancing speciality. which they carry out
| with nothing 10 he desired. stuart is
u rapld-nr dancer and his rartucr is
| "A graceful. aud nimble Young woman.
This weeks intermisSion bv the Or
| ph"um orchestra should not be dismissed
with a mere mention Director Wcihe
! has arranged = series of grand opera Sc
! lcctious and his musicians play them
with SUTpasSiUS merit. Were the intcr-
! mission numbor OF Mr. Weihe's orches stra
billed as ono Of the regular numbers on
/ the Orpacum bill and plavod upon the
| stag. there can bc no doubt that IL
would be the hit of the show BelnE
| iust an ntcrmisson overture. however.
mruy of tho audience fail 10 give it at