The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25

produced most humorously moi 10 say with
great credit 10 tho performers. consid .
eriuG the difficulty OF the music. The
audience seems TO enjoy II immensely
Les Gougets are talented musicians
from Paris who perform a number OF
new fcats with the coInet and other sim
ilnr instruments. One OF these is to
reproduce the sounds OF ide-troubono,
cornet and other brass Instruments. all
through one small cornct Another Is for
one of the performers 10 play two in
different parts. NJ. GouGets also bal
ances a long horn directly upon his
mouth and proceeds to play without using
MS hands In any way
Mae Devin and John kaufmanu pre-
sent "The Girl From Youkers' in a salts
factory manner, The sketch Is full Of
humor aud is possible Of big things.
The Bennington brothers offer we'll
staged athletic act and display unusual
muscular development In pleasing style
Phil Bennett, the Alpine troubsdour. IS
= gifted vocalist and made an impression
In sweet songs aud with his yodelinS
Merritt and Douglas are an odd pair
OF singing. and talking comedians, who
please their listeners The photoplay Is
cellenL The theaLer orchestra maintains
Its usual standard. On the whole the
bill surpasSes many that have been Sc
cured by Manager Mccoy heretofore.
Tho greatest novelty Of tho season in
the motion picture Ilne Is tho Durbar in
kinernacolor rs shown at the Colonial
thcater. Among the many films repro
ducing the worlds greatest pageant in
natural colors. one that is commanding
unusual attention shows the king -emper-
ors crown, valued at 100000. The
crown Is eleven and one-halC inches high
and contains 500 diamonds and eIner-
aids There will be n matinee OF the
pictures at the Colonial for school chill
dren Friday at y. m.
This IS matinee day at the Garricl,
and the first afternoon performance of
The Man OH the Box Will be given.
Mr.. Flgnan has scored heavily as "the
man" Miss Collier. In the role of Betty
Annesley is charming. and her reception
this week has been enthusiastic, For
the coming week the Garrick will present
Mr., Figman and the Garrick players in
another Figman success, '"rhe Substi-
tute."
In Balto's "Mephistopheles." presented
by the opera company owned by the
Prince of Monaco AT the ROYAL opera
house. Berlin, last season. Ida Fuler's
fire scene. feature at the Orpheum this
week, was given great prominence, the
nre effect being SO realistic that the
management caused To be printed on
each programme a note advising the pub
lie that there was no danger. as the ef-
feet was produced entirely by mechanical
means,
'"rhc Spring Maid" with Mizzi Hajos
second local engagement at the Salt
Lake tbeater beginning this evening
In addition TO MizzI Hajos, the dainty,
little Hungarian prima donna. Charles
McNaughton, the wcl-lnown English
comedian who played in the London pro-
duction OF The Spring Maid" plays the
leading comedy role in the present pro-
duction.
The seat sale for the local engagement
oi Louise Cunning In ''The Balkan
Princess opens at the Colonial box Of
nee tomorrow morning. The engagement
VIII be for two nigths. Monday and
luesdnyo The oDcrctta is on tour for
the first time. after a year OF rei2ning
success in both New York and London.
Miss Cunning plays the role she created
IN the original production. and is sup
ported by the original comedy.