The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08


Pat Rooney His dancing is tho charac-
teris'ic Rooney type; his comedy tho
characteristic Rooney style. Young Pat
Rooney is funny. There IS no gainsaH-
ing that He kept rne Orphcum audi
ence last night in roars and when hc
was all through the people demanded
more, lie Is such a dancer as Is seldom
seen on any stage. lie depends not for
The effectiveness of his dancing upon pre-
cision Of step or upon the accuracy with
which his heels click when the music
directs they should click. but ratncr upon
the very natureincss Of his motions. IN
other words. he is not an automatic
dancer. but real, live man.
Miss Marion Bent, RooncyS partner
in the act, also is skillful dancer. and
the two OF them make fine team The
bit Of a sketch they call Tho Busy Bell
Bov' affords Rooney and Miss Rcut op-
portunity for the exchange OF some rapid
fire dialogue and gives Rooney chance
TO do some swift work. The act is in
every way deserving OF all that has been
said and written or It. 1t Is clearly
entitled to tho designation OF hcadner
Beautiful scenery. graceful woman
and tenor of rare voice Give The act
nf Maize King and Claude Leighton a
hiea place in this weeks OrDheum bill
The stage setting incidental TO 'Thc
Legend OF the Spring is best Described
hN saving that il is "Gorccous. Miss
Kings toe dancing is OF tho FIRST order
Of excellence. and nor grace or Rhythmic
motion is indeed pleasant. Leighton sings
with splendid effect The act Is one Of
merit and doubtless will delight Orphcum
audiences throughout tho week
An clabordte performance Is given rry
Ed j.. Rcynard. "a vcntrilouusi OF OK
traordinsry ability. Heynard employs nu-
merous automs tons in his act giving
them the character of Inhabitants oC
a country Village. He puts into their
mouths savings Of keen wit and into
their arms and bodies crotcsque move
ments. REWARD has the gift Of project
ing his voice at will and never is it pos
sibe 10 dcct movement of the lips. Ills
manil<ins arc managed with degree Of
mechanical skill that is remarkable.
Ethel McDonoush sings many fetching
songs in 4 fetching wav Her manner is
pleasing and her voice fits the case. she
supplies twenty minutes Of hizo--Isss
and last rlahts audience
liked her immensely In addition 10 her
song hits Miss Mcdonald fairly makes =
snare drum sizZlc aud her gowns are
stunning.
Club swirscrs who have reached \
state Of wonderful development are Lynch |
and Zclier. The manner in which they
shoot their clubs from orc 10 the other
IL we'll calculated TO beuidcr the spec
tator who tries 10 follow their lightning /
exchanges, Individually and As A team, |
Lynch and Cellar stars In their line
An Interesting exhibition Is The football
match between Hinton and Wooton OH
bicycles. The ball is sent hIthcr ana |
lhithcr with strokes Of the wneei5 Of
the bicycles and sometimes the game is |
exciting. The riders arc clever |
of their wheels and the |
audience becomes quite cngrossed i'm the |
match as the attempts at goals arc made !
and sLilfully roilcd
knigh, and Deycr. in songs, found favor
With Sundays crowd, Both have excel
ent voices. and their songs are happily
selected.
The Orpheum orchestra this week offers
or its intermission number selections
rom Madame Butterfly" By Puccini
The music is splcudidIy played. II is ono
" the best arrangements yet given by
he orchestra.
The news in motion pictures this week
Includes Il baseball game between Nc
;raws New York Giants and tho Havana
Cuba) team. Incidents OF the war be-
wcen Turkey and TripoIi are shown and
here il an especial attraction for the
aides in the G'aris fashion film.
In keeping with the demand OF the
hcatcr-soinG public for variety in their
amusement menu, The Garrck players
his week switch from the polite society
lrama. "Wll6hre.' and pluncc earnestly
nto Rachel Crnthors's four-act drama OF
Western mining camp life. "The Three of
IS"
The Garrick has produced few PLAYS i'm
! more satisfying manner than The,
Three of Us" The story Is Civcn "a num-
'er OF intricate twists thai enhance its
interest and make It's outcome a matter
or speculation until il Is finished off i'm
manner That sends the members Of
he audience homo with feeling Of sat
sfaction and glad they came.
The chief interest of the. story is cen
cred in Rhy MacChesncy q resourccrul
'ounS woman upon whose shoulders had
allen the care OF raising two younger