The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-17

IT IS n pleasing bill that is Offered ~
the orpheum this week There is
hothlnS OF a startling character-nothine
VI "hlch one VIII carry away lasting
memory one leaves the thcater with
JUST an impression of an evening that has
passed evenly from one number to an
otler, with enough variety to add a bit
or spice TO the whole In one or two in
stances the acts seem 10 drag slightly
or perhaps It is because the acts them.
selves in their rotation are somewhat
similar in some respects. There Is a
deal Of singing. n touch of Instrumental
music, quite a bit of comedy. a dash of
quantity or dancing, the ma jor portion
OF which is furnished By Saharet. the
headliner Of the programme
Saharet comes to Salt Lake wifi, a
reputation as an interpreter OF intricate
dance steps. She is 1.-THE. graceful TO a
marked degree and dances with an aban-
oon which seems TO indicate & true in
terest In her art. Saharet is a striking
ly beautiful woman and is possessed OF
q winning smile which is accentuated by
beautiful teeth and flashing eyes Com
ment on her costumes seems unneces-
sary. Each Is characteristic of the dance
II represents and the dainty coorings OF
the several gowns are artistioally appro-
PIRATE TO the music of the dances The
hSht, airy pink and pale blue of the
gown worn in the "Minuet' seems TO
blend perfectly into the easy and rest
ful strains OF the orchestra ton while the
more striking colors of the costume for
La Panaderos" seem to produce Just
tile proper effect TO accompany the clack-
ing or the castanets, Senor ]. F1oride, the
partner OF Saheret, has weird number
entitled 'Danse Sarbaje," which might
be described as a Spanish clog dance
floHde has a peculiarly slender waist
and his costume emphasizes his physique
The most pretentious act on the pro-
gramme is that OF William j. Dooley and
his company of Juveniles. The players
are company OF imitators OF famous the
atrical stars Dooley himseIf takes the
part Of a sheriff. for no especial reason
except it he TO afford him a chance TO
announce the several performers and TO
inject a world of comedy and clownish
acrobatics which at times convulsed the
audience. Miss Mamie Taylor who mi-
tates both Eva Tanguay and Irene Frank
lin has happily caught the chief charac-
mond Lotus was much appla uded for his
rendition of the well-known Chauncey Oh
colt song. My Wild irish Rose"
TIE LanGdonsI in trayesty entitled "A
Night on the Boulevard" have an act
that is somewhat different, The trio
have an original setting, which In itself
is appauded, in which they have heap
Of fun with a stage automobile.
Frank Milton and the De Long sisters
present Twenty Minutes I.ayover at AL
faIfa Junction n title made 10 order
10 fit the small town character who is
ticket agent. baggage agent fireman. DO
iicerpan, etc. The act concludes with a
saxophone number that brought more ap-
plause than any other number on the en-
tire programme.
Charles Brown and May Newman have
series OF songs which please and Miss
Newman, who is "A handsome woman,
wears half dozen gowns that excited
the comment OF the women in the audi
ence and certainly attracted the attention
OF the men.
Ia Vier. aerialist. performs n number
of stunts on the trapeZe as the opening
number Of the bill and Pearson and Goidic
close the programme with songs and spe
cial numbers. the best by far OF which was
Il whlstipg solo by one Of the pair. The
motion picture for the week is Lubin
film entitled when the Clock Stopped
"A picture story of man who would com
nit suicide because land deal falls
through and who is saved at the last
moment because his office clock had
stopped before the hour was reached at
which he had intended shooting himself