The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-16

a pretty ending. of which Mr.. Thompson
and Miss kembIe take advantage in
most artistic way, Richard Vivian. as
as Paulette Dubois. were given mn en-
thusiastic reception In their first appear
ance with the stock company after an
popular with Utah patrons. and their
acting last night was UP to their usual
standard.
The other parts were ali well filled and
fective. '"rhe Right OF Way will run
through the week, and will be an un-
usually finished production when Mr..
Sumner has had an opportunity to become
! familiar with his lines.
There is ample opportunity for the
most pesslmistic man on earth TO get at
least ono laugh out Of the Orpheum bill
this week. An optimist can start laugh
ing early In the programme and keep
| right on laughing up to the moving pic
lures.
Incidentally one is reminded Of the
publicity which has been given during
the past week TO the objection Of certain
cities OF the state TO being made the butt
mercial club gravely announced last
week that some one town was to be
given the honor-that Is. If some town
asked for il, There must have been
numerous application Murray. Gar
| field, Gunnison. Provo and Ogden were
each mentioned at some time OF anorner
The contest for first honors of the en-
tire week should prove interesting,
Helen Cannon. the whistling prima
| donna, opens the show and puts everyone
| into a good humor by the merit of her
| performances. Possibly the programme
Of Irish airs, appropriate TO the season.
rendered by. the orchestra under the able
direction OF Ed J. Fitzpatrick. did as
much as anything to get the audience
into gay mood
Sidney n: Phillips has song Jake.
| Jake. the Yiddtsha Ball Player" that is
descriptive OF the feelings Of The fan
who is watching a big league game. 1t
was scream last night; Winnie White
who Plays Iii ,d the i Plano tHa edfr for Mr. Philips
"The Double Cross a comedy melo
drama. is No. on the bill. The act is
interesting as a detective story. and is
unique in that 1t is vehicle for the
advertisement OF n magazine detective
agency, detectaphone and certain
make OF revolver One wonders whether
lege of going over the circuit, or whether
there is ..50-5Q" arrangement, the EN-
tertainment Of the sketch being traded
| for the advertising given.
! Leo Carrllo is original entertainer
who knows his business In all its ansles,
Mr.; Carrillo Is master OF the Chinese
and Italian dialects, al and tells humorous
The grand old American flag is used
for the punch OF the foolishness OF w.
T. Murphy BLANCHE Ntshos . and I'd, company ny
is an arrangement OF nonsense in sort
of consecutive fashion, the plot hay
Ing to do with the rehearsal Of a sup
posed drama written BY. an. ambitious
playwright Everyone laughed during
the act. and hence one IL obliged 10
think that its purpose is fulfilled
erou proved 10 be the really mertorious
number on the programme. "A Bit of
Broadway" Is the title given the skit,
which affords the pair an opportunity for
| numbers a
ing and for Miss Cameron an admirable
chance for the display OF gowns which
| were the envy of the women In the audi
ence. The heartiest applause Of the even
Ing was given the concluding selection
and dance and then Mr.. Lawrence, possi-
bly, with tho mistaken idea OF facetious =
ness. has speech which has to do with
q familiar section OF u moving picture
show, H. gets the act away with weak
finish. A simple bow would seem To be
a. more appropriate ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of
the appreciation OF the audience.
II ON the progrsnme. the last act.
fleS and a. Wei, os iHa too og Sisn
| and pantominrlsts A score OF chairs
into which and over which one OF the
pair stumbles and falls. produced a wotld
of fun,
Irish airs compose tho picture and exit
music and everyone leaves the playhouse
In an excellent humor. A half hour after
ward ono can hardly say Just exactly
what one enjoyed on the bill. but there
remains a distinct Impression OF enjoying
| the whole programme.
"a day at the Circus an excellent
trained animal act carrying mules dogs
and u monkey features the bill which
opened Yesterday Of the Empress The
educated donkey does almost everything
that n human being can. He goes 10
bed. wakes Up when an alarm clock rings,
washes his face and gives totals OF vari-
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