Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-04-29 | Page 10 | Music, Laughter Share Honors at Pantages

Music Laughter e Share Honors I I Music and laughter share honors s the pr present sent feature program at atte n p The Tho musical features feature J t te among the best that have ever everen r a en n heard at the local l. l playhouse I an md A d W will pl aso the tastes of evel every I foi fol O the thC numbers range from ora sital to jazz jarz and the lever clever medians ne lans on the vaudeville bill S well we as Mabel Normand ormand In Suz z as S J nna na provide plenty of laughter ran jan i is a violinist of great and nd his masterly playing akes kes him a great artist leona I Leona Stephens and Len LenS D. D Hol- Hol Iol uter Ister have have- havea a catchy sketch called sick ick In Beverly 11 Hills which with wit and humor and dancing dancing- pr domnI domn- domn I lateS Z tes Threes a Crowd presented V in J artistic manner by Marion Marlon George eorge Morris Lloyd and Robert Grace ce MId arid Eddie Parkes Parke abl ably give of ot Beauty Ballads Bungalow A and Bunk BuCk Pat and Julio in Just Different provide feats of qt f daring on the tight wire brothers both built like U Apollo pOllO and with the strength ot of R v Samson present thrilling stunts I The mO moving picture feature stars I Mabel Normand ormand in Mack rack Sennetts Sennett's comedy Suzanna which I Iris a romance of at early California f days when gay senors and senoritas pla ed their hand well In love and I ad of King tomb rOUn round out the big program which runs runs till tin Tuesday IE EV DILl BILl I Patrons w will ill also find CInd a bill of ot varied features starting Wednesday 1 On the vaudeville side of the program pro- pro I pram gram come The Mendozas Burt Walton Tho The Virginia Belles Rogers Rog flog irS ers RO Roy and Rogers Ladora and Beckman fleckman and on the photoplay side comes the famous screen version of Mark dark Twains Twain's The Prince and the Pauper pauper Orpheus Club Closes Season The Orpheus club closed Us Its thir- thir II T ty first season with the election of ML officers and he he annual banquet last Si Monday londay night Those chosen for 24 1923 were president t Dr Grant L Gregerson vice president P. P C. C Stevens tre treasurer Fred Bennett secretary C C. T T. Mixer direct at director or-at- or large E E. W. W Fraser librarian The musical director Frank W W. Asper isper was requested to continue for the coming year and was warmly warm warm- I ly commended for the results at attained attained at- at tamed with the chorus E. E E E. Pike will will continue as assistant musical director Plans for the next years year's work including several appearances in public were discussed Solos olos were sung by by TV V J. J Thomas and Howard HowardK N N. Frazee and a farewell talk was given by bv Rev Mark Who leaves loaves shortly for foOl California Among Among- the most famous 4 of foren fortt for for- tt Willy en elern illy V visitors Burmester next t the season celebrated el will t be beilly i German v violinIst who was an AmerIcan American Amer Amer- ican Icari visitor a decade ago He Is a r violinist of the first degree The Cooperative Players will re resume resume re- re 1 sume some their engagement in Ghosts at the Little Lenox theatre next week Hilda Englund Is the ef effective effective et- et Mrs s. Alving and Robert Donaldson Don Don- aldeon th the tragic ra lc Oswald