The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18

ADJUSTMENTS

Tho Rraham Ben Bujanaa people, the
Arab troupe Of gyrnnasts appearing at
tho Empress this week, are headliners |
in thair particular work, such as have /
never been ssen on local vaudeville |
stage. and their agility and daring COM |
bine in making their performance a real
thriller. There ara 80 many Of them and
so fast is their work that during their
| appearance Il is little like watching a
| three-rinS circus. though they are at no
| time In ono another's way and so perfect
are their evoiutlons that they are SEEM
| ingly parts Of one big mechanism rather
| than human beings
Harlan z. Knight and company are bid
ding for a lot OF laughs with the sketch
| they are producing called THE Chalk
| Line" and are getting them too. Mr.,
knight, "tho original rubo from Maine"
has many old friends among vaudeville
| patrons and the clever people with him
| are extremely amusing In their different
| comedy roles.
The Four Mayos. furnish roller skat-
| Ing novelty act that Is a real scream. all
of them being expert roller skaters and
break any others than such skiilful per-
| formers In two.
Mcintyre and Groves have a comedy
act that is droll and eccentric and every
| time they have appeared since their iDl-
tial performance ON Wednesday last they
| have been greeted with roars of laughter
| before they even started anything
| The Olivottis. Italian. troubadours. fur
| nlsh the best music OIL the bill, with Sc
popular order. and Harry Cutler Is an
| other European Importation whose Eng
| ish interpretations Of Jagtime songs have
| given Empress audiences, an entirely
new idea Of the way popular music may
| be twisted
Opening the new bill next Wednesday
Manager Mccoy announces, the he, coming
| OF John Z. Murry late star Of THE Mid
| night Sons, whose clever work In
musical comedy brought him vaude-
Vile offer OF such proportions that he
work A great Illusonist Is Herbert
4 Brooks, a new Sullivan & Considlne sem
sa ton And Harry Hayward and COM
| bill the distinguished comedian present
ing his new sketch. The Fref1y-" Dine
hart and Heritage are comedy duo
| will I'LL the hill in that particular, and
Irene and Bobby Smith. dainty singing
condolences are also TO be heard. Then.
| too, there will be the usual interesting
features In Pathe's weekly.
II you want to get away from the rut Of
stage entertainment go TO the Salt Lake
theater and sec "Pomander Walk which
will open a limited engag cement there on
Friday evening. August 80. continuing for
| two performa noes on Saturday. II ie the
latest in dramatics. and has been right.
fully called ''the comedy. of happiness.
Ths play is 6E hoqg N ,Itssh pssher v.a1s shs
and Maude Adams, and iattssr,y "D!s-
raeli,, for George Ariss; Ills This LA last 4
Wallack's theater New York, and will
open Its second season there next month
The period OF ''Pomander. Walk Is the
| latter years OF the Georgian era>-lS06.
1t derives It's qualntness and charm from
the fact that it has to do with little
colony OF interesting characters who are
they have named "Pomander Walk -
Among this happy colony are a retired
Nelson; , a. an ne exbutler, Who is masauerad-
ing as an important parsonage; a hand
some young naval lieutenant: weather
beaten Ses uasW sna hs1 st pIRstisy Rssii
daughter, and a dozen others. All of the
characters are sharply and skiiruly
drawn.
English players Of repute, and are almost
\ identicalIy the same that appeared IN
"Pomander Walk" at the Wallaeks the
years ago. None but English actors
could adequately portray the delicate
English flavor Of the play The company
large TOR dramatic organization. This
superb attraction is under the manage.
ment Of the Liebler company. It ts just
starting Its third season and Is headed
for the Pacific coast This Will be the
first tour of the "Pomander Walk" COM
pany outside Of the larger eastern cities.
Following the established custom at
the Mehesy theater OF pleasing pic
ture plays for Its patrons. this
day only: "rhe Little ouakeress.
original and laughable comedy conce!t OF
the side-splitting variety; also Blossom
Time" a sweet pastoral story. the action
displayed midst the environment OF de-
l!ghtfully ,bIossomlng trees and flowers, a
dreamy delight in the ideal Of hearts,
"Winsome but WISE" Is another Of those
splendid western features sure to please,
introducing the thrilling sight Of man
and horse pitching over tho side OF q cliff.
Mondays feature announcement Is A
two-reel hand painted master production
entitled. BELLS Of Paradise story
graceful, delicate and touching, with Co.'S
tunes and actions picturesque Scenes
portraying the interior OF Louis XIV.
, cathedrals, gardens and castle grounds.
: said to be the most harmonious bit Of
film beauty ever projected the acme Of all
flm production even surprising THE
Christian Martyrs and THE Margrave' g
Daughter"