Show r t V 1 WEEKS PROGRAM t Salt Lake Late Theatre In i Old Kentucky beginning t Monday night and contin continuing conti 0 1 r wing Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights with witha a bargain matinee on Wednesday O r p h e u m Theatre t Vaudeville beginning o 0 night and running for the week with matinees daily dally except Sunday I Colonial Theatre In f y Wyoming beginning to tonight tonight tonight night and continuing all alli ll i r the week with matinees math ees y 1 Wednesday and Saturday E Bungalow Theatre Con Consul sul Jr the educated chim chimpanzee chimpanzee chimpanzee panzee and Pantages Pan tag e s vaudeville every afternoon J i and night including Sun Sunday Sunday Sunday day matinee Change of ot I bill on Thursday r I I l r Shubert Theatre Miss Flora Wilson daughter of n the secretary of agrical agriculture agriculture 1 ture In concert tomorrow tomo ow Y night assisted by Harold Haroldy y ti tip Osborn Smith pianist and andr f r y p Karl Klein violinist I GOOD GOTHAM GOSSIP BY FRANKLIN FYLES New York Nov 27 The blase New Yorker Worker at a theatre hardly ever reads tr ft program for tor that would Imply that the tho bId bil knows more beforehand b trim he does about the tha play and es especially pc dally if It It U be a musical farce He be bedOL dot dOL st like to tp have anyone think he can tint t recognise recognize the players at sight as a orif Tf after another they come on tap tae stage tage It was as aa funny tunny as anything to t rue rile in Old Dutch to see those knowing all fellows tellow fooled tooled on the open opening opening ing inS night A splenetic Frenchman Italian an or ur Spaniard violent in speech a cJ I l gesture Is in many of these shows rii Je in America So is an English arlY of the drawling crawling Lon London Lond London don d 11 type George Beban and Ernest Ernes Lambert have been en familiar famUlar caricaturists Ish of those two foreigners a long while wiil So o when an excitable Tyrol hotel hotelkeeper keeper kc per fr strode and a nonchalant Eng EnglI Hs lI Lt tourist to irist strolled into the new Hobart Ho lIo bart show with aspects end nd ma unchanged who doubt e 1 that they were Beban and Lambert Lamberta a I until one sang sa and the tt tEr or lanced surprisingly well Then I found f their names in the printed cast to be harles Charles Judels and Vernon Cas Castle Castle Castle tle quite new and strange In the Tenderloin Ten Tenderloin TendErloin I went to the lobby at the end of the act I went to the lobby to hugh h ugh at the chaps who remarked that Beban had found a singing voice eh eIt wet wot And Lambert nad bad got a new pair of ot dancing legs dont you think There was more than ever before beCore in one play pla of Lew Fields German too Old Oid Dutch comes near to being a comedy with a star part for him He Heru runs ru s in with a child on his back sev several sevE several eral ral E at his heels and plays with them themas as Joe Emmet and Billy Scanlon used to and end as Andy Mack and Chauncey olcott do now Fields has become becom a plain obvious and decidedly facile comedian This time his hl German is an anOld anold anold Old Viennese inventor who has bas made himself famous and a millionaire and seeks a respite from celebrity cele by go going goIng going ing to the Tyrol for a vacation under an assumed name His ruse results in inis tits his is losing his wallet containing all his f finds mil in his being mistaken for a hotel beat and in hi hilt hie suffering an in Ingen genous gen us and abundant variety of in indignities indignities indignities dignities until able to prove his iden Uv h Wine Woman and Song T Ti 3 the usual extent of Its kind Old I etch is a show of ot wine woman and Fong ong One of the songs is a ballad of ofT T x uch rh h mush love for a pair of sweet sweat leaning against each other as ast asLe astr t tr Le t f q wander warbling in the moon ngit After they have haw given some ome an en anc anres c res cres very tenderly they the are guyed ly ty c r 1 couple of ot ugly dwarfs who enter at the opposite side of the scene and 1 ave their own spot of light In which ti t silently duplicate the others love loe loves s sick symptoms That counts one une for tor torn new n W fun tun in n T di displays plays of worn wom en are ingenious and mostly decent As to the wine it soaks the woman song at a supper I IA IA IA A ballet of gypsies and Hungarians breaks Into the hilarity there thero with frantic violence That fine Shakes Shakespearian Shakespearian Shakespearian comedian John Bunny gets hugged bugged by a girl sirl with all her tipsy might Eva Ea Davenport avenport matronly to 0 the weight wel ht of ot three hundred pounds lies has as much of her surface splashed with champagne as a thrown glass can empty empt Ada Lewis of tough girl memory here playing a Vienna chorus lady exclaims in her exuberant way that shell be damned Lew Fields does not figure as a guest at this board festive with wine woman sang with dancing on the side Hark hark bark the jolly folly dogs bark The dancers have come to town Some Somo are in tights Some are aro bare sights And none wears a decent gown Two uncommonly tall handsome symmetrical women reared In cultured luxury but suddenly needing money to live on thought of the stage as a place to liquidate their beauty but they lacked voices to speak or sing with and how might they be suM sufficiently entertaining as aa dumb exhibits Pose as live statues Degrading fa ta familiar familiar i and Why not dance They know how to and lacked a start In early childhood for such dis as the historic Fanny Ellsler or the Adeline Genee just now the best paid performer In New York who speaks a few tew lines haltingly but dances wonderfully The problem was how might a young woman from polite so society socIety society put herself herselt on public show full Cull length and be admired not disdained by their own sort of people Perhaps a solution was derived from Annabelle Whitford a long lean Jean girl of oC the who got celebrity by declining to do wicked stunts at the notorious Seely bachelors supper where a police raid sent Little indecencies into vaudeville Annabelle did well w ll for tor awhile with classical barefoot dances at rich folks entertain entertainments entertainments entertainments ments Need the Money The two young oung women who needed to pass from Crom Idleness to industry Isabella Duncan and Ruth St Denis are dane ing with their arms now more than legs at two big theatres afternoons and get getting getting getting ting much money from modish women mostly Isabella was the original dancer for tor arts sake She began be began began gan several years ago with Grecian god goddesses goddesses desses at private houses Last season she matched up with Walter Damrosch and now they have had our great opera house for tor matinees Beethoven lying on his back in the long sleep might turn over overto overto to in stop step the nightmare of oC hearing his sym symphonies symphonies phonies played as GS mush for g r w wR f fa farY a R 8 1 r c v arY i a r J v t rial q ac Y Ye e e y 5 5 ft Q tf A Aa M x a 1 AkA V Y F Y S t tx ti x i t s i 4 c f r rs rv s v roe i V E F H x Ff x r rs s MISS FLORENCE Who Will Appear at the Orpheum Theatre All This Week in In the Stars Dressing Dressin Dressin g Room anatomical exercises They The are no longer longera a novelty though to be described particularly partIcularly particularly but they are a mighty modish fad Ruth St Denis is new this year with dances dancea Imitated and likely elaborated elaborated elaborated orated from the rites in Asiatic temples Her show is an hour and a half halt long costs as aa much as a drama and like Isa bellas belias draws large assemblages of women chiefly Why are these young artful more inter interesting Interesting interesting esting to their sex than to the other Anyway both are fit for a class of stu students students students dents to sketch And Ruth Introduces herself in a dim religious light that makes her tier seem m far away from the garishly lime i lit ballets of the extravaganzas The I whole house Is black Low pipes and faint make mako weird music An Indefinite mysterious light flickers be before beCore before fore Core locating itself and In its disc ap appears appears appears pears a d priestess She un uncovers uncovers covers overs an urn and from Crom It the smoke of Incense arises One after atter another of eight censors are thus set going and ita in it ina 1 a haze of vague Illumination the Inner lines of oC a temple become visible The priestess has done this in a fully tully envelop enveloping ing gown sown with much of ot slow turning twisting and pictorial posing Is Ruth an ordinary dancer No no noSo noSo noSo So when in the ensuing scene I discover her squatted on an altar with crossed legs exposed to her bare toes to s and her long arms folded across her stomach like a idol do I think It Indecorous sight Well Vell not then haps A half halt dozen genuine East Indians go through with some evolutions pre presumably presumably presumably pious and Ruth the Idol awakes gets off her perch and hops around until something possibly a loud outbreak of oC pipes and reminds her h r that her activity may look worldly and retaking her seat on the altar she fades Cades away into darkness Naughty Girls Do you know girls I had a no mo motion notion tion they were merely carnal dancers of oC the sort liked in the orient but Ruth exhibits one as belonging to a temple and dancing In holy es eschewal eschewal eschewal of a worldly amount of oC clothes Let It be understood that I dont war warrant warrant warrant rant the nudity to be altogether real It may be partly a counterfeit that passes as genuine even with spectators in the th front seats but If that is so then the skin of arms and shoulders calves and feet teet Is matched with exact precision by the textile covering of the torso The only ostensible clothing Is what on a woman dressed modernly would be twixt belt and garters I am willing to take Ruths word for It that her girl naughty and andIn andIn andin In all her flinging Clinging of oC limbs and twisting of ot body sir suggest the muscular 5 fit fits fiti fity s i y p pe e a d n s Y 4 4 t a ar r L 5 S I 4 Hi aa x F L c ss wi x t c w I b is L h k N Wm 5 ai u na i i n nI I f The H in Their Stage Frolic Frolio in uIn In Old Kentucky at the Salt SaIt Lake Theatre This Tl s Week contortions of vulgar eastern ballet dancers dancers dancers I ers but I decline to accept her snake charmer as a priestess of oC the re religion religion religion ligion In this character she handles and fondles a long fat lazy and probably probably probably ably benign serpent and at that I dont think she likes it for she wears clothes now to her chin toes and gloved fingers ringers to prevent contact with the reptile Ex Exposure Exposure Exposure to chilly air and human may maybe maybe maybe be borne for tor religious arts sake with satisfactory remuneration but the clam clammy clammy clammy my coil call of ot a snake Is different Ruth goes Into a forest for tor a climax of oC oCh her h r show and being in safe afe aCe e solitude strips herself herselt more than ever ver before in religious ecstasy a pious trance during which she alternates With rith slowly walk walkIng walking walking Ing in a circle and standing erect with eyes and hands uplifted towards heaven her soul In a state of spiritual exaltation and her body not caring a rap what hap happens happens happens pens This account be taken for Cor ridicule Ruth SL 51 Denis exploit with her beauty is so artistic and picturesque that one scarcely realizes what It literally Is until getting away and thinking it over A Labor Strike A labor strike is so commonly a astrite strife strite that Strife Strite is an apt caption for tor an account of workmen striking against their th lr employers This drama is the second original output at the new theatre of the millionaires yet It presents with no bias or partiality a clash between wealth and toil toll Indeed by making misery poignant I In the strikers families it gives over all the sympathy to them All the same the audience claps hands that are soft with the touch of oC nothing harder than coined gold and the tho applause Is no nowhere nowhere where livelier than when the leader of oC the strike violently denounces capi capitalists capitalists capitalists That the approval relates to his mad harangue altogether is too strange to be true and anal I j think mu much th of it is meant for Cor the vivid characterization characterIzation characterization of the agitator by Albert Brun Bruning BrunIng Bruning ing The opposing and contrasting president of the company is embodied by Louis Calvett with equal skill I have never seen a play acted more ac accurately accurately accurately and effectually In every part partA A scene of oC pitiful suffering Buffering in a strikers home has been written by John Galsworthy with simple pathos and ald a td not a trace of and the fa Ca facility faculty culty of three actresses Beverly Sit greaves Thais Lawton and Beatrice masterfully con controlled controlled controlled trolled makes the double semicircle of ot boxes look with handkerchiefs dab dabbling dabbling dabbling bling tears away like feminine enthusiasm enthusiasm enthusiasm at a football game Instead of weeping sympathy at a play This passage acted so naturally that the illusion of reality is perfect is in tended to show some s some me of the needless distress caused by the obstinacy of ot fa ta fanatics fanatics in capital and labor alike The presidents daughter brings food and medicine to the agitators wife ill from Crom privation and anxiety and in danger of oC death from a weakened heart The daughter first encounters a young woman of hot temper and sharp tongue who gives voice to the rancor that the tiie strike has engendered The wife is no such virago but a picture pic picture picture ture of weak woe yet firm in devotion to her husbands principles for he has forbidden her to accept any help from wealth and aId she obeys him although dying for tor lack of ot what the visitor begs her to accept Tho The drama of four Inci lad Incidents incidents dents between noon and nightfall of one winters day during the visit of ot the Pittsburg directors to deal with the trouble at their tin works in an Ohio town The Tho president dominates the board although he Is the only member who be glad to stop the loss loes which has reached a 11 quarter of or a II million and may bring Insolvency if It continued any longer They invite tho strike leader loader to a con fe ference ence and ho he comes with six com corn commItteeman desirous of a compromise that will bring the tho wretchedness of families Camilles to an nn end ond but they stand In uneasy silence while wEite he ho ve hem defies tho trActors ing lag several whose attitude IB le I friendly Thus the stubborn animosities of two men coming into collision like flints strike fire again and threaten disaster disaster disaster ter An Energetic Incident The Tho most energetic incident is I a meeting of ot the workmen outside the factory The riker wish to com compromise compromise promise but their leaders leader fiery elo eloquence eloquence eloquence quence fans the dying embers of 0 their zeal to a furious blaze bloze again and ho he obtains the authority to defy the employers em employer The Tho representation of a die dis disorderly orderly meeting with the speakers speaker fighting their way to tho the doorsteps that servo serve for tor a R rostrum and tho the others frantic with on is such stagecraft as used to be ba rare but is 18 expected now Just an as the tho loader tri trl triumphs triumphs word corns comas that hi his wife is I dead by th the tho strike The Tho stage exports export at the tho new thea tre tro have hav gained complete complot control ot of of I I Its facilities At the end of first 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