The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-02
DRAMATIC AND LYRIC
rne MaplesOn sale---Patd
Rum0rS.
os,proF THE TABERNACLE
CON0 CHOIR.
Its Prospects in Salt Lake :
AObOl.sS ;ng, in Denver-Her Prices
PAU H 9, of GOld-ChOral So
l;"tr on a Free Basis,
Etc., Etc.
CATALAN OPERA

- LILO festutr g of MIR. Trea-
TIE 5 m wore something more
Snrel ~, ~ usual expression Of bland
than .rasterdsy morning. when on
ness ,5,rd stroke of ten from the
tns 'b town bell he unoolted
n 'a5i.tIs window, and held up 10 the
DE a ,' of 6fteen or twenty applicants
,gs'. st ~. i hoa.e. ' The first So Of
gfs4 W. " 3 seat be received with the
i l,5sa n ,n5 bsI as if it were the
a saI admission price Of the house
and q, the subsequent sinners nIs psP Gn
S Sn down upon the glass pl" w., ~
PERI sa froUt. no one could have to,9.
alS aio the easy sang .tfOtd with
ILGm ah he be swept mem into his
drawer, that any such evsno a. 60, sre
s5vsncs sale of Her NJ JesFy,s Olera
Sononanv was then really gong on
T Tbo pnnIicants who appeared at the
a LIN at 10 O'Clock were OF course
wlnu ,o~uIar patrons of the house, a
y naTt Of whose religion it is never to
aTow q first class attraction 10 pas
anu" Elk Mayor Jennings paid
san for stall F, ak seats; a messen,
Sov 1 Tov had been on the ground
s Sc, 4 20. with an order for four
seats seats from the Continental; the
Theatre fireman was hVe mlnu-
tes ahead Of him with
orders oId for seventeen more for which
Sa maid down SS5; Mr.. James L.
Little bought three, Mr.. Haywood
seven, and from that time on ap-
nIications came 30 thick and fast
That cur reporter, who occupied q
convenient stand at Mr.. Rosslters
elhoW. could keep no count OF the
sppearing and disappearing faces.
Among the first, however, was seen
the burly form Of a we'll known
miiknan. clad in his ropgh working
attire. and fresh from dispensing the
iactesI to his city trade. He laid
down SIS for five tickets though,
and rusfled off with the air Of 8 man
Who hsd done nothing more than
discharged a portion OF his daily
The run was over by II O'Clock.
At that time there were about
ulney-hve seats dotted CIT. AT the
hour Of closing last evening there
had been some inquiry for up stairs
seats, (the demand in the morning
had been exclusively for dress circle
chairs and the result, as apparent
from a count OF the seats reserved,
wss that the first days sale
amounted to 1925 90. The office re-
opens tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock. and as there are many choice
places yet remaining, that sum will
40 doubt be considerably augmented
by another days sales.
Some unfavorable comment on
the approaching event has been
caused by the publication Of a New
York dispatch announcing the re-
turn to that city of fifty.three OF
Mapleson's company, who had been
sent back from st. Louis. We called
the attention of one of the Theatre
management to this dispatch and
asked what he thought of it? 81
cuts 10 figure in our engage
mem with Mspleson," wa,
the reply, "wheiher he sen,
oaek ffty-three people or not
Our contract calls for a company
OF between 100 and $50 people; FOL
all know, MsPleson may have had
20 IN st. Louis Abbey, J Oh know
travels with S06-and may always
nave Intended to send back fifty OF
so before crossing the continent.
think 1t very probable. We notice
tnst The Denver papers advertise q
company over 100 strong, so that
TINS Is no doubt the solution of the
matter"
II Is definitely settled that Patti
%TSeeompsnieS the troupe westward
5nestetday she sang In a matines al
DeaVer, at which the prices were
g. - lot The best seats, down to So sc
a ~ :, tne Worst, with standing room
al Go. Whether the great diva has
t tSor e4 10 sing in Salt Lake, whe
I nniii MSSp'eson is holding her back
t In,lr lie feels the public pulse
T,1; rousn the GsrSter sale, and deter.
viii Wis 81 IIOm that whether or not We
w. vi ~ so Two dollars mora for anex
go cia a'H matinee which was pre.
Denyer u - method of procedure in
seTTs sft ., VI whether she Will be re.
T Tet cd tct the possible call on the
bayor - ny, - IS Something at present
LyF,c, a Telegram freouentIv s s,,T
si II sj IN t eiey states states that Patti viii
s s,laa IA me Mormon Tabernacle hs
I1 ar permission OF President Tay,
,o[, on her return tour bnS ~
Hferely illustrates what We ~ 'h IN
a .. said, that Mapleson ia o nSF 80 20;
p d .ns art TO; OF advertising. Up to the
b bseSent time no mention has W su VI,
side side ~ rns sG Of the Tabernacle. On nn y.
VI me other. VIZ 0A'
Dea 1Telei ;o entire company leave
row n 10 Immediately after to-mor
and con- nsS performance of Lucia
their OWL directly to this city II
o'ejocI ~" "a 11Gain. They arrive st
80 u " eonesday evening.
III. "hDNESDAY's NUsiC1T.
eb rhs popularity of the Tabernsch