The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-23
THE Romany Grand Opera company

THE Romany Grand Opera company,
which was tremendous hit on
the Orpheum circuit two years ago. VIII
be the headline feature OF the bis; ALI
star bill which opens at the Empress
today. The nine grand opera singers
comprising the company will present
La Festa Di Mezz'a 0osto." in which
classical and popular selections are In
twlned. The singers are under the lead
ership OF Alexander Bevan, basso. and
their own musical director accompanies
them. Special scenery is carried by the
little opera company. The costumes are
said TO be beautiful.
William Halliday and Robert Carliu.
comedians in vaudeville for the first
time. will be seen In Tho Battle OF
Bay Rum as the extra added attrac-
,ion, Halliday formerly played with John
Drew and Robert Mantell and Carlin has
made a specially Of German comedy roles
for years. THE Battle OF Bay Rum is
nautical travesty which Is said TO
create a laugh for every line.
Rita Redneld, a clever and dainty per-
former Of Juvenile representations, given
In the most realistic and delightful man
miration OF Empress audiences the COM
ing week. So true TO life are Miss
Redfeld's characteri2ations that one can
almost picture sweet little child OF
or or a typical city "ncwsy" on the
stage.
Two girls that have created furore
In vaudeville by reason Of their unusual
talents and exquisite beauty are Alberta
Moore and Myrtle Young. These allurlng
misses are among the foremost singing
and dancing artists In vaudeville and
their appearance at the Empress will In
sure line Of genuine entertainment sell
dom offered. Miss Young because of
her pretty face and figure, has the dis
tinction OF being one OF the ten girls
who were sketched by Charles Dana Glib
son for his famous painting, Blond
Beauties" f"
sada Wander and George stone will
offer pretty little sketch called The
and girl have given to vaudeville that
much desired and brilliant entertainment
demanded by theatcr-goers OF today
Trick bicycle riding Is novelty and
press bin will provide two of the best
to be found in vaudeville In the persons
of Mcconnell and Austin, who will pre-
sent "a Study on Wheels,
The usual Gaumont animated review
will be found moro interesting than ever
before and will provide a series OF In
terestIng picture studies.
There are some very pleasant happen
ines In vaudeville at the Orpheum this
week and ono Of the most enjoyable fea-
lures on. the bill Is the pot-pourrl
dancing and burlesQue act presented by
William Rock and Maude Fulton. who
are now appearing together in vaudeville
for the last time. Following a week In
Denver and the second In Chicago at
the Majestic, this talented couple VIII
say au revoir to vaudeville for the space
Of three years. They propose 10 return
10 San Francisco. where they have con-
tracts 10 head musical comedy organ
ization which Will hereafter be a big
fea ture in all the Pacific coast cities and
playing in rotation a chain OF theaters
from Seattle TO Los Angeles.
AT the Salt Lake theater tonight play
eoers OF this city Will have their first
view of the play that they had long
hoped TO see and the cast for which they
dared not hope, in short, tho original all
star company of 'Fine Feathers Tho
engagement is for three nights and
special Friday matinee.
Not since the memorable revival OF
''The TWO Orphans" eight years ago has (,
any cast been assembled that contained !
SO many real starts ar are to be found in |
Fine Feathers" surely no modern play
has ever been so well performed. And
in the case OF most OF the all-star pro-
1uctions the cast was kept intact for
New York and Chicago. and then re-