Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-05-11 | Page 5 | Orpheum to Close June Notables Feature [Illegible] Master Film Plays [Illegible]

Orpheum to Close June Jun 1 1 f 1 0 1 t eJ 15 v i. Notables Feature Seas k 44 4 1 2 z 4 i Master Film Plays Pig PM 2 11 PHE rIlE current season of oC big time tima JL vaudeville bill close at the local Orpheum Sunday Sunda nl night ht June 1 ac according according according ac- ac cording to announcement ma made e yesterday yesterday yester yester- day b by Manager Edward P. P Lev Levy of or I I the variety house Despite many adversities Including n I a nine weeks weeks' closing period perlo the InS 1018 1019 1719 season Is reported b by the resident resi resi- resident dent manager as having b been n one ol or orthe the tho most successful and eventful In Inthe inthe the tho history of oC tho local Orpheum Capacity Capacity Ca Ca- audiences have havo been the rule rulo since tho the reopening following the Influenza in influenza influenza In- In epidemic and the bills offered offered of of- have ha been up to the tho usual high Orpheum standard with many stars of oC the stage appearing together with several bl big musical comedy and spectacle spectacle spectacle spec spec- acts I 1 Included in tho the long list of oC stage celebrities local theatregoers have seen this season arc are Sarah Bernhardt Eva Theodore Kosloff Valeska Valeska Va Va- leska Ralph Herz Hobart Bosworth Rae Rao Samuels Stella Mayhew Mayhew May May- hew Sarah Padden race La Rue Toto roto John JJ B. Rymer Florence Roberts Derent Hall Calne Caine Wellington Cross Crogg and others of oC equal renown Still to come arc luminaries as Eddie Foy 10 Polly folly Sam Mann Clara Morton and Charles Irwin hollow Follow Clo Close Several of the tho biggest photoplay features of at tho the year ear are scheduled to tobe tobe tobe be shown at the local following following following fol fol- lowing tho the close of tho the regular vau vaudeville vaude aude- c- c ville season The first of oC these will willI willbe willbe be Mickey starring Mabel Normand Nor Nor- or- or I manil mand with an star all-star cast Mickey IICkey has leas to Its credit many sem sensational runs I In other large cities nn and Its producers have havo only been the close atthe of at the vaudeville season In order to se secure secure secure se- se cure cure the Orpheum with its large seating seating seating seat seat- ing capacity In order that the picture picture pic plc ture turn could be bo screened nc here un under or the tho ho most favorable circumstances Tho The Unpardonable Sin featuring Blanch Sweet and other stars and Tho Re Red Lantern with the great are other film features likely to bo be shown ho at the Orpheum during the coming months Both are are master pi productions and up to the high standard set b by the tho big vau e- e Ille illo house in motion pictures as w well vell li as vaudeville America will some day da create a n new now form of dance Just what it a will ill beis bo be boIs boIs Is yet ret In the lap of oC the gods galls and when it will come is still in tho loom of oC time but sooner or later It will b be evolved e and when It dot dO does come It will Ill be beautiful unique and sensa sensa- tlona This ThiN I t h the tho opinion of Theodore Theo ore Kosloff the tamed Russian ballet dancer who closes nn an engagement at atthe atthe atthe the Orpheum tonight Mr 11 Kosloff is isan nn an exponent nt of oC the Russian school an and as such of or course takes a keen Interest In the dnn dance c In America where he ho ha has has- been for tor some somo years I now And his close observation him to make mako the above European Folk Jolk DU J JAll All countries have ha their nit folk ok dances he declares declare J France Russia the Balkan 11 r rand n and oven England whose f t dances are aro m most sl enticing The ThO They States a conglomeration Uon of oC all 11 orally has taken up all of oC these thu and has appropriated all of oC ti th the thethis s this very tendency has led to in Americas America's d develop own dance forms even as has has' liar situation stunted America Americas AmerIca steal growth g J But there are signs of a to b bri bri forth orth of oC tho the natural abilities abilities' ff of tho the American art arU both lines In music Dvora led the wn way with his symphony J Jed ed on negro melodies Victor H Hhas has done much pioneering won war Cadman with his Indian me quite on the right trac track tracH- But Butt dance you ou have havo yet to tu find LInd a ili ah and a a. leader fit True you ou have ha put the shuffle and rag into polite and havo hao gone made over an i Hawaiian wallan effect which is Qt oil oft from the real hula But th thon tha only on freaks coming to the 8 e What you ou need and must Damen Bai III men and women earnestly de developing eloping a real American d din dan who are arc willing to sacrifice time tim mone money and fame tame They meet ridicule and contumely bu r will succeed In the tho end M Ml Indian motif will be the real r l It It is Js Impossible to say but I sl signs ns of pro progress and md I hope to for moro more cro cre long for tor the Iho war h such development de abro the world must must look to mer 1 Its artistic progress for tor man many man J I come LO LONGACRE