The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-09
A COMPLETE musical comedy

| a COMPLETE musical comedy in
4 y tabloid form is the principal |
feature OF the new bill at the Or
pheum. The chief character Is an
| English nobleman with the reminis- |
| cent name, Earl OF Pawtucket-" The !
role is the usual burlesaue of the
| Titled foreigner In search Of a rich |!
American hercss, but the acting OF
Ralph Lynn is quite unusual. Aside from
| the "a CT that he possesses the necessary
intonntlon 10 make the English lord seem
real. he has extraordinary skill in max
ing the role comic. His mannerisms are
at times acrobatic. but never Ineffective,
and d droll attltudnizer he is In the
championship class. The rich heiress
| turns out TO be a musical comedy lead
ing lady" who is playing joke, but all
ends merriy. Miss Marguerite Haney
| enacts the role of Barbara Allenby. the
| leading lady" She Ia clever actress
and Il most skiiltul dancer Mr.. Lynn
and Miss Haney are assisted by capa-
Bile chorus which appears In variety OF
Lew Sully is with us again TO charm
away all seriousness He calls his med
ley of fun Feminine fads, because
feminine fads have nothing TO do with
1t. He repeats his famous burlesques or
Alice Lloyd and sings in his inimltaole
fashion several songs which he mas re-
tlons-
The first number of the bin this week
is an aerial novelty presented by the
| feats are performed while the man and
woman Of this team suspend themselves
In air by their teeth.
| Monsieur George Simondet, the cele-
brated French lyric tenor, sings several
classic selections and renders as his con-
Guiding number silver Threads Among
the Gold" He Is possessed of a most
a aTtl
Between the Races" as the title indi-
Gates, is race track play with me
usual doping" OF the fastest horse. The
play ends with the foillng. of the villain,
who happens TO be a villainess In this
case, In most unexpected fashion, The
leading roles are taken by William Ray
more and Viola Keene.
Godfrey and Henderson appear in
sleIt entitled Aboard for Abroad. The
lines drag somewhat, but the ending is
Il gem,
The Four Florimonds appear in lad
der balancing act that Is d constant as
tonishment.
The motion pictures show mimic war
ware. Wilson accepting the nomination.
Roosevelt addressing his followers. yacht
ing at kiel. the king and queen at WIN.
chester, diving girls. the Eclipse Stake
horse race, q unique railroad wreck and
flood scenes al Wausau. Wis.
Tonight at The Salt Lake theater
Charles H. Shepherd and Miss Flor
ence Jepperson VIII he heard in
their recital. which was postponed from
: last Friday on account OF Miss Jepperson's
Illness. The lady has quite recovered and
music lovers are expecting treat.
Officer 666,' Cohan and Harris latest
success. announced for three nights be-
ginning Thursday, September II. at the
Salt Lake theater. recalls the sensa tiona
theft OF the Duchess of Devonshire paint
, Ing from the art galleries OF the Agncws
of London in 1876 by Worth, the most
notorious Of sneak thieves, The stealing
OF the picture has evidently furnished
NJ 4. I1.AV. x.r Ia. ri
, his main theme. and right adroitly has
| he made the most of 1T The stealing of
the rare canvases from the Gludwin man
J sion by Wilson. the aristocratc thief in
Officer G66." furnished the surprising
situa tion OF the play.
The sale OF seats opens at the box Of
8 flee tomorrow morning.
From present Indications either eight
=. or ten couples will participate I'm the
final dances OF the championship waltz
ing contest being held at the Empress
this week The finals OF the contest are
( to be danced off this evening and Tues
S day night and the winning couple viii he
: recognized az he champions Of the city
2 and Will receive cash prize OF $40 from
. the management OF the Empress. The
8 dancing has proved one OF the most unique
z eatursS OF the season at the Sullivan
Consdine house and the friends Of the
contestants have flocked to the various
performances since last Wednesday with
the evident purpose OF supporting their
. friends TO the limit, The decision OF the
3 audience has been so close half a dozen
. times that two couples have had to be
: chosen for the final competition.
" Not TO have witnessed the horse race that
= closes the western sketch. "a Wyoming
: Romance" is to have missed one of the
s best spectacular features vaudeville now
has to offer, The finale OF the sketch
represents n race between three cowgirls
and almost before the audience is aware
2 Of 1t three cow ponies are seen actually
tearing across the back stretch OF the
4 Empress stage with three girls on Them
? lashinG right and left with their ourts
4 II is sensational bit OF staging and
2 gives "A Wyoming Romance" the head
5 line place on the bill
: A smashing. rollicklng good western
comedy, illustrating that old play. 1T
hSs Mehesy 70 thesser m : Na,S!s sIs0 situations
%e and up sSperna by Pan'O
s picture clean, healthy and Simply over
9 flowing with good -natured fun. Another
5 Hope" real comedy given replete with
. funniest situations, The Maicstic's
Priscilla Is drama Of tho more Sc
rious minded
The Willard Mack Mariorie Eamheau
. stock COMPANY gave an artlstic produe.
: Walters play Of a painful phase of New
q York life. made famous by Frances Starr
Q at the Colonial last night, The stage
: setting was especially beautiful. Mr..
: Mack surprising even his reputation In
that direction, and save for the draw
backs Of the first nights. performance
causing The play 10 drag 10 an unusual
. length, the presentation was especially
4 good.
? Miss Rambcau. in The loading role.
s that OF Laura Murdoch, a New York
S actress. who goes wrong, meets man
4 she loves and tries 10 be straight. but
? abandons the struggle against the hard
ships put In tho path of virtue for her,
for the "caslest way does some OK
ceptional'v strong work She brings out
! the striving OF woman OF naturally
good instincts against the temptations
which bcset her IN striking way. Mr.
Mack does not seem quite at home in
q his part or Willard Brockton, the wealthy
u New Yorkcr. who leads the girl into the