The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15

Four Mayos. Interspersed with
Il the difficult feats are comtcal
stunts that keep the grownups as
we'll as the children laughing.
Harry Cutler is an accomplished come
dian OF the London music halls. Endowed
with an excellent voice, he gives to his
them above mere farce. One Of his best
hits Is the singing OF George Leshwood' 8
quaint and funny song, "My Latch Key, ;
The audience was stirred to the greatest
OF on English comedian singing u coon
song. And Just to show that an English
comedian is adaptable Cutler conclude es
with ''AlexandeTs Ragtime Band.' by
singing It as it should be sung.
The Olivotti Troubadours. two italian
musicians who possess marvellous skill,
not only in the rendering of classic pieces
on violin and guitar, but also In synco-
playing aroused the most enthusiasm.
Both are masters and furnish an enter
tainment OF the highest merit, The con.
Guiding number was most "Hfelike"
bugle call on the violin.
'The Chalk Line is one Of the best
vaudeville farces seen on the stage In
recent years. Tho chalk line divides a
New England store into two equal parts
because two crusty old Yankees. the viii
lage grocer and the postmaster, have
agreed to disagree. The grocer's ward
who. 1t transpires, is the long-lost daugh-
ter OF the postmaster. is the means of
bringing the pestiferous pair back to the
realm Of peace and good win. 1t would
be difficult to Imagine anyone more ca
Of the village storekeeper His Yankee
dialect is masterpiece. Almost as much
praise is due James McDut In the role
of the "P, Q. Master" as he is described
A sign on the wall of the grocery de-
partment reads: Hiram skurts One EIalf
Today" Miss Lillian Volkman appears
most aGceptably In the ingenue part Of
William J, Mcintyre and Hal Groves
keep the audience convulsed with mrth
by ten minutes of clever dialogue. The
Arab athletes, In acrobatic feats and pyr-
amid building, were enthusiastically re-
ceiVeo. They are a tri6e noisy, as is
their custom, They furnish Il battle cry
with every hlp-f1op. Nevertheless they
are quite the most wonderful aggregation
or acrobats seen here in many months
"sagebrush.' In which the Mack
Rambeau players are appearing at the
Colonial, has been remarkably successful
all week and the manner in which the
bright western play has been presented
has brought forth much favorable COM
ment. II play had been written to At
the various talents Of members OF the
company a. better selection could not
have been made.
The box ofrice at the orpheum opens
for the season this morning when oppor-
the long run OF advanced vaudeville
which opens Sunday afternoon with
David Belasco's Madame Butterfly" as
the headliner. Yesterday, eighteen solo
lists from the famous Mountain Ash choir
OF Wales arrived in Salt Lake prepara-
tory to Joining the Orpheum circuit here
as the headliner on the second weeks
bill. They propose to give q series OF
concerts In Idaho and wyoming prior TO
opening at the orpheum August %.
There is q sensational four-ree film
from the Eclair studio on exhibition at
the Rex thcater In the form OF Zigomar
VS.. Nick Carter This wonderful picture.
which depicts the pitting Of the wits OF
the famous detective against those of the
French criminal. will be retained until
Saturday night. Seven films In all con-
stitute the bill, which Is possibly the
pest that has been exhibited at the lower
State street motion picture palace. I'm
der a new arrangement there will be an
entire change OF bill on Wednesdays,
Fridays and Sundays. when the entire
output of the Independent studios Will be
shown as the pictures are released for
exhibition. 'o'