The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

murderer ana ought To be hanged.
Act Three (two years later)-The
lamb holds farewell party the
brute returns; the blight begs for her
daughters ha appiness; the clown gets
revenge.
Act Four-The church the scoffer
built; (two years later, Easter morn
ing) the new minister; the Sunday
school ticket; the arrival from the east;
the blood spot on the step; the lamb s
successful book; the lamb has slain the
brute and accepts the angel.
ATo more attractive bill has been
nj offered at the Orpheum this sea
son than the one which begins
a weeks engagement with to-
days matinee. Diversity and merit
are the distinctive features, according
to advance notices, and Orpheum pa
irons are promised an entertainment
of unusual excellence Some old time
vaudeville favorites will be seen again
with new acts, and there will be per
formers who have not appeared before
on a Salt Lake stage.
William Rock and Maude Fulton, who
have danced their way 20 fame, will
be back for another week as the head.
line attraction. Both are too we'll
known to need introduction. Their ec-
centric dancing and novelty features
have made them strong favorites
wherever they have performed, This
viii be the last season of this clever
pair together in vaudeville, as Mr.
Rock has decided. to devote his time
to the presentation of musical produc-
tions, and Miss Fulton will bid for
public approval alone Included in
Tha1r IG civ, l.p,b ~,
satire on Nine. Sarah Bernhardt. and
it is said TO be one of tho cleverest
burlesques ever presented.
There will be much guessing during
the week as to the identity OF q charm
ing and handsome Young woman who
has splendid contralto voice. She
appears on the programme as "The
Girl From Milwaukee She has stead.
fastly refused 10 divulge her identity.
but rumor has il that she is an operate
star who prefers to travel incognito.
She wears many elaborate gowns dur.
ing her act, and sings the songs that
leave lasting impressions. Efforts 10
learn who she is have not met with
success, and there is an air OF mystery
and charm about her that arouses the
keenest interest.
Miss Ida Mcmillan, who was the
original college Widow" " both in this
NO'iAlF anu III ILGldU0. ana VINO also
PLAYED the role Of Mrs Ieffrios, Jr.,
in 1.-The Third Degree, " Is taking her
first fling at vaudeville. She presents
a sketch entitled fThe Late Mr.. Al.
len, written by Bozeman Bulger and
MAY Tully. It is uproarious from start
10 finish. and tells tale that keeps
interest At high pitch. The story is
about a husband who is dining with
woman other than his wife. Wife an.
r.as h I
- kicking champagne glass from Nr
Allen s hand. Mrs. Allen becomer en-
RACED and promptly declares that her
husband is dead. She dons mourning
as though he were really dead. and
goes IN for some sort of fad The bus.
band, filled with remorse az his indis-
cretion, is anxious for reconciliation.
and the "other woman agrees 70 So,
matters right. She does this BY pre-
tendlng that she wants 20 marry tho
husband. The wife's iealousv is
aroused and she finally takes hubby
bsck snd the trouble IL settled.
Eddie Howard. OF the team OF Howard
and North, well known 10 thestergoers.
assisted by Bert Snow. n capahle actor
viii present "These Were Vaonv
DAYS. an offering that made Howard
and North famous. NJ. North is giv-
ing "Raek 20 Wellingtonr elsewhere.
-u'- rAT. HoWato IS ofteTinG the other.
Their act is one OF the bes, seen In
modern vaudeville. aud i' is ,uro 20
win additional glory.
Lawrence Johnston vii offer Won
'riloGua' oct which i5 spi4 % DO oct
of the ordinary and one -ha. rarno.
fail 20 please Mr.. Johnston has -s-s
powers as ventriloduist. aud tbr speed
with which be brings out rerartea be
tween himself and his dummy fi7trr Ia
amazing He gives al imitation OF
circus announcer that captures the