Show 9 lilt The Th t s It i i t Continued from Page 5 t In imst n week week eek than did Hamlet with Its Us long strong cast of characters during n all alf Its performances at the London t jl if Globe Why Joe Cawthorne Billy BUly 1 G Van and Harry Kelly Ill stop atop q this look backward and merely say sa y 11 that they th y are the doctoring Pill PHI thet the 1 t clowning Flip and the preaching pre a c MIst Mis Missionary ns nsf f t s who accompany Little Nem Nemo J l In his trips to Dreamland They utter and arid antic the Smith witticisms so well wellI y i j f J i that tough adults and tender tend r children n nj I j arc arg ar equally tickled This show Is 1 nado mado up of ot a little boys dreams in which his toy to soldiers march at His Jus hist t command the creatures of ot his valentines valen valentines tines s dance for him a lot of his small p t and dim fireworks become big and ana bright In u a Fourth of July Jul celebration J a if 4 and the princess of ot his primer Is s alive alle und anti beautiful b to be his playmate The Thea a ii Initial gives way immediately to activity and the liveliness is equal l i to that of the most cheekily chic of or the tn 1 I musical farces but never neer competes with them in risky raciness C PRESS AGENTS PROMISE y The Man of the Hour Ho r 14 Slang is getting to be the great drawing card In the drama If any i aspiring young playwright wishes to get the car of the managers let him hins speedily acquire a racy slang vocabulary r J lary lacy and work it II with some Borne show of or 1 fitness Into either cither a or a play t and his market is made Part of the thes thes s s typical Americanism of The Man of i 4 the Hour which will be seen at the 4 Salt Lake theatre the first half of the theo o I 1 week Its atmosphere so strongly sug sugi suggestive I i Restive of ot the present day or rath rathor i or the present hour and much of ot Its 1 i comedy appeals are based upon the ir 11 1 j 1 reverent delight cf f the average Amerl Amer I can In ready dy fluent graphic slang Mr Ir Iri F i i Broad Broadhurst inh h knows his public well His HiA 1 experience in writing farces has given V t him a tt facility facUlty In writing dialogue for fori fort forthe i t the comedy scenes that is al alive ve e with i I 1 the quick Incisive q cut and thrust hu hui hum i mot mor m r with which the American business businessman businessman man who habitually converses In a ai ai i i jf language teeming with slangy tropes n t i I and metaphors meets his foe as well vell wellI I as hi hl his friend For humor is so much a ax apart aI I i r x part art of the mental equipment of the j I i i f ordinary ordinary American that he Is prone to toi toj 1 j i use use humorous slang in his grimmest jf 2 moments Alderman Phelan It will be ben n 1 f remembered red was just as amusing when II he threatened Horigan as us when het he t j I blandished the ladles ladies For Broadhurst tit f 1 only employs slang that has hasa a point to f h h t It ft whether of ot wit or humor and al 01 although Il I ii i though the house laughed gleefully glee tully I I during the exchange of or threats be ba between bai i 1 tween the two bosses the Interviews 1 none the less Jess had the air all of ot being in Int t t r J deadliest earnestI earnest I J 1 lines are a liberal education t Inthe In the slang of ot the moment Let me 1 i I put p t you wise he says and the de delighted deJ J lighted chorus of ot masculine response Is evidence of how men love the argot o i of the street and the mart martI I 1 There where are many vigorous expressions i used usel by the vigorous individualities i i that make up the characters of The TheMan I l 4 Man ran of the P Hour Ho ur that are not slang sianG I but b t are ere of ot so much the nature of ot it i that they promise to become so We Wo l i 7 seldom pause to consider the origin of at ofa ata oft t i a slangy expression that tickles our ourI r f fancy but many a one first emanates I some such character as Alder Alderman Alderman I j 1 man Phelan who it seems has haia a pro prototype prototype y in a well known Hibernian n poli poll politician I of New York Phelan never j ill f i I stops for a word and bristles with fig figures figures t I 1 J i i ures of into speech that are apt enough to toi i i pass Into current Hell HeU HeUf 4 f 1 i be as welcome as the typhoid fever i he says referring to his arch enemy enem I Horrigan and ho hl se describes the graft grafting grafting II ing bill fathered by him for as crook eder oder than a footpath through a n pine pinewood pinewood i wood I I i Horrigan does not deal so 80 largely in h to t slang but he lie gives out the various arious 1 I conclusions that he has reached con concerning concerning f human nature and life Ilfe in ab abrupt abt It rupt rut uncompromising plunks of ot world worldly I i I ly I wisdom wisdom Any An man can make any t unattached attached Un woman think she loves himi him 1 i if It he only keeps at her long enough I 3 t Referring to a candidate proposed by bya byu a u member ember l of ot his party Horrigan says saysa a bluntly He wears a monocle that kills him before he hI starts TO 10 the man who balks at a bribe he lie asserts with the brutal logic log c of ot the 1 briber hriber You 11 have the tho money when its It all aU blown over oer They wont ask h how w you OU get it but have you ou got it And in the last act when his rich I l confederate quails at the prospect of 7 indictment I Horri Horrigan an who Is a brute d I but is always game says sas again with I S the unanswerable logic of or the seasoned grafter for whom disgrace has no ter terrors terrors rocs The woods are full tun of o invests Investigations J subpoena subpoenas and indictments but I notice there then are dI dd d d few rich I I men in Jail t f Vaudeville at Orpheum 3 I A sample of the enlarged bills of or the these I season se season son will be presented at the Orpheum Or Orpheum Ort t e beginning tonight From then thenon on one additional number will be on ont oni f t i the bill making seven regular acts So Sobs bs that now it may be said that the local Orpheum is on par Jar with the best i vaudeville houses in the west 1 i Sunday nights night bill bm will be headed by b Charmion the most sensational trapeze r 1 performer on the stage She has been 1 the talk of or the pub public lie lic in Europe and America during last i season and this One of the features of or the feats that she performs is a dis disrobing tI t act on the trapeze Oliver Whites Superstition t r J tion will be presented by b Charles W f Bowser Edith Hinkle and an Frederick 1 t 11 E Duff It is a comedy slightly col cot colored coli i ored with melodrama It Is breezy breez and has lias a striking climax f A quartette of or performers seen here f 1 I f last year are the Four who I 1 have an acrobatic sketch that is original orl inal and funny tunny This agile quartette quartette 1 bias as as th the name of Its offer offering offering 1 ing In In Africa The action is sup supposed supposed up 1 posed to take place in the interior of ofa ofa i a hotel in one of the tropical jungles u Two of or the team take the part of or apes t one is a college professor hunting forS for tor forthe S the missing link being a devotee of the I Darwinian then theory ry and the a other is a t II i 1 peculiar r and eccentric servant I i The Singer and His Valet is the I i way wa Rogers Rogera and Deeley are introduced 1 i 4 This duo sing InS well sell and dance better x Dick Lynch has an act which he h 5 t labels Fun In fn Rhyme Rh IDe and Parody a a r He Is supplied with a choice selection j t of or clever cleer sons son He also dances in fn a aj j I bewilderingly speedy mariner manner and then U I Ji i he has some funny funn burlesque ballads ballad r George Hermann and Park Byers have h ae a pantomime act They The perform I 11 i all aU sorts of or funny fUnn tricks and difficult 2 evolutions in which they the are ma materially aided by properties prop rUes stage set settings s seta t tJ J a t t tings tines and special scenery They are wire performers and acrobats of much mucha a r t n k 4 4 more than ordinary o ability It has t been een f t I said of ot Geo Hermann that he is the themos e 1 mos most t extraordinary contortionist alive ah e i I i 3 s The Creole P Black Prince and the p fl I 2 I I t l Octoroon is lit the elaborate title under f i w which hire h the Three Mitchells are re heralded i U 11 I i e i t h II v l lII S n They are are colored entertainers and are way vay at atthe the top of the s as character characteristic characteristic dancers No Orpheum program would be com complete complete complete without the This week two excellent films will be shown and the orchestra will play playa a selection a u l march and an overture The Came Bill Another good bill is lis being presented at aC the New Nety Ne Lyric theatre this t iS week headed by two pictures Plain Folks in New York and House Houe Housecleaning Housecleaning cleaning Time The change chang in bill biU took t k effect yesterday and the new program promises to be fully as popular popular popular lar as the one just closed House Time h la Is a hit on the troubles tro bles of ot a Il married couple during houseclean housecleanIng Ing In time Plain Folks deals with a Ii trip of a country pair pall to New York to surprise their son who has been mak making makIng making ing a great name for himself as a ris rising rising ing young man man mim in the business world Numerous singing hits are are scattered through the program Alec McDonald is 18 one of the the chief chic actors on the bill biU appearing to In four selections His sing singing singInG singing ing is one of the features of ot the bill especially his duet with Miss lUss Hazel In Cuddle Up a Little Closer Miss Neason also takes an active part The Tremaine quartette appears with two songs They are Topeka and The Thc Starlight Maid Manager Clark has also arranged for two feature moving picture films |