The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-17

tabloid musical comedies. In addition
to the musical numbers of which there
are seven, and the dances, the act car
ries It's own orchestra director-or
rather. dircctress, a talented woman
who is said TO lead An orchestra like a
veteran man. During the progress of
the piece many beautiful costumes arc
shown, the wedding finale being one
Of the prettiest dressed numbers ever
mounted on the vaudeville stage
Among the musical numbers are
" "Humpty Dumpty.' "I've Had a
Lovely Time, '' Can It Be True, -
"Wedding Bells etc. The book is
by William Le Baron, and the music by
Leo Edwards, the well known song
writer, and the lyrics by Blanche Mer-
rill,
A melange of song, dance and story,
when presented in good form inrari-
ably is big applause hit Oh any Or,
pheum bill. Under the caption Of
''Three in One." Miss Elsie Janis has
produced a gingery act calculated to
enthnse. The opponents of her act are
Val Harris, Rita Bo(and aud Lou Holts,
three of her personally developed pro-
teges. Ever since they adopted thea
trical careers. they have been members
of Miss Janis S companies, and the pres
cnt act was written, put together and
rehearsed for them by Miss Janis her
self,
In the -Four DC Grohs is promised a
European novelty in the form of
quartette of athletes and contortionists
who work fas; and have line Of fea-
lures that are away from Che beaten
track. These three young men aud
woman arc very clever in their modern
act Both their work and the way they
put it on are new and original.
Mcintyre and llarty can always be
assured big welcome. 1.-The sugar
plum grlic and the marshmellow boy -
invariably score with a vaudeville au,
dience. The team is made up OF come
ly girl and a happy, stout Individual,
who cares nothing for his apparel, and
who has a briskness aud wit that arc
gratefully original
Arcnera. one of the most famous Of
Spain s dancers, has harkened to the
siren voice Of American vaudeville. and
with the assistance of Sig. victor is
presenting 8 programme of national
dances which includes the famous ,Jota
da Rogron. Areuera was one OF three
artists selected to appear and entertain
at the wedding Of King Alfonso. This
Is her first appearance IN America. Sig.
Victor is retired bullfightcr Of note,
and he wears in the present offering the
same costumes he wore IN the bull ring
in Madrid.
The "Cvclonc Bump Fiends" is the
title the Swain and Ostman trio arc
billed under. They have adopted the
slogan Of "a bump for a laugh, for
their extremely funny and daring tum-
bling routine. Their athletic novelties
are said to he presented on that basis,
and at that rate their performance reg
listers sixty laughs.
Miss Cecile Beresford is the latest re-
cruit from the ranks of English musl-
cal comedy and the London 'alls. This
dainty English comedienne is a prime
favorite across the water, whore her
namc is household word. She is now
in America with the hope of becoming
an international favorite. She will ap-
pear on the new bill with line of
songs that are exclusively her own.
The Orphcum motion pictures: de
voted to the news of the day. and the
symphony orchestra. under the direc
ton of Edward j. Fitzpatrick, round
out the bill The latter gives prelim-
mary concert at ., and S p. 10. daily
for twenty minutes prior to the regular
performance.