Salt Lake Telegram | 1916-12-03 | Page 29 | [Untitled]

audeville Drama i Pantages I sensational Athletes Coming to 7 j ft y 4 I If A AI I c c 1 j J l' l x i 1 1 9 5 i j f fIt N Iu J Jia It j 1 jE Etto brothers who are arc re featured o 0 n the new bill opening at the Pantages I next Wednes day afternoon from rom the time the cur curtain t. t am rises on a ar r of dashing dapper youths who form In a a. series of side splitting Titles es to the time it rings down on scene of oriental splendor the theatre this I gram m at the Pantages k S brimming oer o'er with a brandr brand- brand I r rt of diversified entertainment I rage folk tolk have tr frequently had their I n and ability exploited but none I auch a novel and interesting manis mans man- man Rs s Long Tack Sam and his com com- ot of oriental wonder workers juga jug- jug is musi- musi a late spinners magicians F is nd comedians From the beDing be- be Ding of their thir act until its close e s something to catch the atteno atten- atten o the audience and hold it if L Long Lorig Jam aril am H s a star performer and ks tigh as H a comedian He speaks sp ks I JI i German Gorman French and a. a other lan languages fluently and ms ng the course courie of his act causes dent nt laughter by his Illig ot of f 1 various nationalities Sam SamAh All Ah MIB e se ee of humor says t t so sure surp that I know lenow what you y that phrase But I dp laugh sit fit every everything thing that haps hap hap- 11 s ml me whether its it's goo good l or bad can always say lay something to toe tolie jf lie he e next man laugh I can see Ie e Ing funny in everybody ly and sing hing r d did d I 1 learn leani all aU this It is a astory astory story not so full of smiles Since years year T r have been doing doln acro- acro urns urn in n and circuses the I 1 world over I have traveled have traveled Into Os 08 every evelY land whose language Slave heard I have learned If it iI fiig else a few catch words from t of f these languages although of ts- ts s 1 T have studied French Eng- Eng J. J German German Italian and Spanish roughly China hina of ot to today ay is a very erent thing from the old sleeping erious rious China of the past We Wee e a splendid English newspaper e for tor instance And as for your can sense of humor we publish ethan one comic magazine which most equal to London's Punch Unto nto our Chinese plays there is a vein of rich farce we never had before and which 1 Paris lout Paris out a Parisian ng Tack Sam scores the approval houses nightly at the Pans Pan- Pan PanI I s theatre in his sotto voice imi- imi ns and grotesque foolery ny patron of the Pantages this tell by glancing at Eva Shir- Shir she does not belong to the class that class that she is stilla still a able tible able ble and lovable young miss full full- lit and ginger and tile the necessary necessary a that goes to make up one of ot the Maitre rable attributes of youth But But ButI I young Toung life has been as ased ed full of Interesting experiences bushel a 1 basket can be chuck full fun lean leal An And notwithstanding all this Ir lot unusual worldly knowledge Is J Shirley remains a charming J K lady demure and somewhat jU at lt times yet with that attractive that wins many friends I vas ras born in a circus in the city of ork d declared lared Mis Miss Shirley a p i until a a. very few tew years ago I Iny It Pork my ny life in the sawdust arena n I was offered a a. position on the thee e with Gus Edwards Country and nd from that time on I have gone one back to the circus Miss Missle le ley includes in her repertoire at nt theatre this week both bothal al 1 and popular song favorites daye flay day e Ivono enn and md Rosie Kosie Green the ty v audeville vaudeville pair pail score a goodly 11 of the applause at the Pan- Pan theatre this week in their d 1 sketch h of lively dancing kl ng nJ melodies and delightful to le Gaylord and Iva lva Lancton lw two IWO cork cork corkIng Ing girls Irli are by b long I Che e C funniest girls f ls in vaudeville I Ij j 1 r ct Is a n. continuous fusillade of ot I it h fill iii comedy I 2 achy hy Dooley and Eddie Nelson Kelson cylinder Ix-cylinder comedians c score one I I I of the biggest hits on the present bill billon billon on the Pantages theatre while the third chapter of The Lass of bill the featuring Miss l Helen Holmes es proves to be as interesting as ever This show will run at the Pantages I theatre until Tuesday night Beginning Beginning Begin Begin- ning with the matinee Wednesday I afternoon Manager Newman announces announces announces an- an an an- a big all star road show for forthe forthe I II I the popular vaudeville house A SKETCH ETCH of Ni- Ni Ni-I Ni A ASK jinsky the great premier of th the Ballet Russe to be seen at t the Salt Lake theatre December 22 and 23 is shown in his famous famous famous fa fa- role of the Rose in a lovely ballet entitled Le Spectre de la Rose a 1 1 j jI I t t MO J ing the sensational twin brothers Charles and Henry Rigoletto in the gre greatest est act in vaudeville Ned Nestor and Charles Moore wit with their sweethearts sweethearts sweethearts sweet sweet- hearts in vaudevilles vaudeville's prettiest musical comedy the great Lester Americas America's foremost ventriloquist Crawford and Broderick in A Little o This and a Little o 0 That the three Bartons in international international in- in l athletes James Gordon in Jn inThe inThe The Man Without t a Home and the fourth chapter of the Helen Holmes serial The Lass of the Advertisement