The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-21

ward WoOlcot. Ronald Bradbury has
been cast for the part Of Franklyn
Abbott, and Walter Gilbert plays the
part of Burnie Abbott.
The play is not lacking in comedy,
as Mr.. Scott and Mr.. Gilbert both
have roles that will create much hearty
laughter, the former as man in love
with the same woman for forty years
without daring to propose, and the lat
ter as Yale student. who Is de.
termined to become q great theatrical
magnate.
Miss Regina Connelli plays the part
Of Lucy Milligan, the girl wronged by
Livingstone. and Mrs Lillian Rambeau
will be seen in the role of Mrs Huston
Philbrick. There will be matinees
Thursday and Saturday.
n FnToN POLLOCK, headliner on
MI the new bill at the Orpheum,
lH was for several years associ-
ated with Charles Frohman,
creating and playing character roles
and noting as stage manager in many
notable productions. During this Pc
Tiod he was on several occasions
brought into intimate association with
George AIDE, Americas foremost living
humorist. 1t was this friendship which
caused Mr.. Ade to write "Speaking to
Father" comedy sketch which Mr.
Pollock and his company will present
at the Orpheum all week. The sketch
is typically "Adeish' and was written
in that delightful style which has
gained him renown. The story Of
speaking to Father" concerns the
daughter Of wealthy pickle manufac-
turer who has fallen In love with col
lege graduate who has no other means
Of support than his diploma How the
lad secures it forms the basis Of the
sketch. Mr. Pollock is seen as the crus-
ty manufacturer of pickles and makes
Of the old man character that is dom
inant, human and natural
One Of the biggest and most novel
acts in vaudeville is that which will be
presented on the new bill by the Bell
Family. To begin with, the nine mem
bers of the family are genuine brothers
and sisters. They are Mexicans who
play skilfully on number of instru-
ments. It is as bell ringers, however,
that this remarkable family triumphs.
They do not conhne their musical num-
bers to instrumental work, but intro.
duce several native songs and dances
which are not only different but more
than usually picturesque and interest
ing. The Bell family dress In native
costume of generation ago, forming a
picture. that is striking, picturesque and
unusual.
WILL pon1~, +b. n1,1ah.
who won his spurs in many q roping
contest, and then went on the stage to
share equal honors on Broadway with
Blanche Ring in "The Wall Street
Girl" is another novel feature on the
new bill. Besides his ability with the
rope, Rogers would have little difficulty
in scoring as comedian, and without
his humor his ability with the lariat
would undoubtedly cause comment.
An unusual feature is full stage re,
production Of the great Titanic disaster
neither Is 1t a motion picture-it is
production. First Southampton harbor
with It's shipping is shown with the Tt
tanic starting on her maiden voyage
Then the big vessel is seen on the high
seas. The icebergs approach, the ship
strikes and all the other details of the
great marine disaster follow.
A lively and unusual dancing act is
promised in the appearance Of the
Three Du-For Boys, who were recently
one Of the most popular dancing feat
ures at the famous Alhambra, London.
The young men have wide range Of
dancing steps and execute them with
precision, neatness, and individuality
They have only just come to America
and the recognition Of their ability was
Immediate, DuFor Trio might he
termed GA Medley of Dancing Steps. -
Music-violin music-fs always wei
come when 1t is played by master
hand. Mr. Baker. who appears on the
new bill, is an absolute master over
the violin There are few musicians
who play TO the soul and to the car as
we'll as to the technical ear. n. i.
Johnson Madame Nordica g manager,
has declared Mr., Baker to be another
Ole Bull.
A splendid exhibition of hoop manip.
ulation is promised in the appearance
Of the Gene Muller Trio. With their
hands and feet they keep seemingly
ipnumerable number Of hoops f1ving
through the air. describing all sorts Of
intricate figures and even circling the
auditorium Of the thcater in boomerang
fashion
In addition to the acts there will be
the Orpheum Exclusive Motion Pictures
showing interesting news of The world
and the concert orchestra under the di-
rectIon Of Ed, j. Fitzpatrick will rem
der a twenty minute recital prior Ia
the matinee and evening performances,
~ RACE CAMERON, well known 70,
her worl; in comic opera, is the
NJ feature attraction Of the current
bill at this popular vaudeville
house. This diminutive comedienue is
proving to he one of the genuine hits
Of the present season She has a large
number Of songs of her own compost