The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15

"a NbhE-N INV Su'N IL iht
" ~ promise of the management
~ of the Orpheum for the
week beginning 1T today S
matinee with afternoon performances
every day throughout the week. Two
hcadliners, widely divergent i'll their
appeal, top the new bill.
In Fred Lindsay. bushman. explorer
and hunter, is personified The wizard
of the Australian stock whip. This
whip carried a hrty-two-foot lash 1t-
rached TO two,foot stock Aside from
the strength Of wrist it takes to WELD
lhis casugator, 1T is most fearful
thing in Unc hands Of novice. Mr,
Lindsay does some really remarkable
stunts with his whips. In Australia he
is declared 10 be prc.emlnent. One MN
ute he Is giving an imitation OF a Cat
ling gun, the next tIclng up a bush
ranger hand and foot with a single
flourish. He snaps the neck OF
heavy bottle and next wraps the lash
around the neck of a woman, without
haming her. Such little accomplish
mcnts as flicking the ash off the cigar
held in the mouth of man across
the stage arc child S play TO this ex-
poncnt of bushlore.
i ne OinST HtdullntT OH tuC ucW bill
is Lillian IIerlen. the dashing, stun
ming musical comedy prima donna who
plays three trump cards with her
beauty voice and gown creations. Miss
liorlein sang the principal role with
'.The Never Homes, - ;'Thc Hen
pccks' and "The Rose Of Algeria. -
She also enjoys the reputation of be-
ing one of the best dressed women on
any stage, She has Just returned from
A.
and hats with her.
Edgar Allan Woof's S latest contribu-
tion to vaudeville sketches is \ Col
legc Proposition' which will be pre-
scented here for the first time tins aft
ernoon by Eta Bryan, Roy Sumner and
company. As the title would indicate,
it is a story of college life.
Lew Hawkins has forsakcu tho semi
circle of tho mnstreI " first part TO
he is Just as big success as he was
as an end man. Billed rs 1.-THE Ches-
terrified OF Miustrclsy,' Lew has line
OF songs and stories calculated 10 drive
dull care into the tall uncut timbers.
Song and story blended IN their own
attractive way is the receipt rcsponsi-
BILE for the popularity of Maudc Muller
and Ed Stanley, Miss Muller is an ec-
centric comedcnnc possessing voice
NuJNH tpuli ttSli.3 li'' a f'h'' ~
opera, while Mr. Stanley adopts the
Piccadilly style as an outlet for his
humor.
The Five Sullys are destined to offer
an act which they have named 1.-The
Information Bureau. 1t is eombina-
tion of singing, dancing. talking, aero
battles and comedy situations a1fordlng
a veritablc vaudeville programme IN
themselves. 1t is a story of two young
fellows with appointments with two
girls at railroad station
The Ioleen sisters are two of Austria
liza s fairest daughters. They are sharp
shooters and have won several medals.
many special mentions and awards
through their aptness with the rifle.
To make their act more difficult, they
shoot while percbed on swaying slack
wire,
The exclusive motion picture offer
ing will be split-reel, first-run kalen
film, the comedy drama 1.-The fatnl
Clews,' featuring Carlyle Blackwell,
and scenic Swedish picture, 1.-The
Flood of Dac River. -
Special music in the form of a con
cert prior to each performance by the
symphony orchestra. under The direc
ton of Edward j. Fitzpatrick, rounds
out the new bill.