The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-22
DRAMATIC And LYRIC
The Boy Soprano Comes to the
Grand This Week.
FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE THEATRE
Close of the Lecture Season-Campobello Comes
Back Again-"My Wifes Bonnet by
the Home Club.

Blatchford Kavanaugh, known in Chi
cage as the ''boy soprano" is now on a
western tour, and will begin his series of
concerts in this city at the Grand Opera
house on Wednesday next, June p. Ac-
cording TO all accounts, this lad is phe-
nomenon in the way of vocalism. His range
is from low 9 to high G, and the tone is in
describably sweet, while his execution is
delicately artistic. In his repertoire are
included all the arias from the messiah"
the lnffammatus from the "Stabat Mater,n
gems from standard operas, and the finest
selections from classical sacred music. One
of the pieces of which particular mention
is made, by reason OF the effect it produces
on listeners, is the beautiful aria. Angels
Ever Bright and Fair" Although the
marvellous voice OF this young chorister
shows no signs at present of changing, it
must naturally do so in the course of few
months, and his present tour is one of fare
wei. At Its conclusion he will retire from
public singing, and the stage will know
hun no more, at least rs a boy soprano
Meanwhile, he is the object of enthusiastic
and unanimous praise on all hands, and
viii, no doubt, create the same excitement
IN musical circles here as he has done else
where. He will be assisted by MIR Henry
b. Rooney, pianist Master Harry Dimond.
the boy violiuist and mandolin soloist,
together with native talent.
We notice one well-knoWn namc among
the people who will accompany the boy so.
prano to this city-that OF Signor Enrico
Campobello. Salt Lake music lovers will
remember this singer from the first visit OF
Emma Abbott, when she was not only at
her best, but when she had Zelda Seguin in
her company, and when she first intro
duced us to Tagleapietra, then also at his
best. Tag and Campo" were rivals in
those days for public favor and it was hard
to say whether the fiery and magnetic bar.
1tone or the sweet and mellifluous
basso cantanta was the more popular. Camp
obello, besides being q beautiful singer. is
one of the finest looking men on the stage
The theme now being mostly talked OF
in amusement circles is the coming musical
dramatic and spectacular entertainment by
the Guitar and Mandolin club on next Fri.
day evening. Following is the programme
Advance March, ''Hudsen'' The Club
Duette, Mandolins, Holy Mother Guide
His Footsteps, Guitar Accomplishment
T.. q. Witzell, T. Ashworth, VIII Din
woody, w Mcdonald. Observation-Disclosures
Pizzicaie Polka, strauss, ''-----------The Club
IS. Donaldson, W. Mcdonald John Sharp
Dulcinar Solo, Guitar Accompaniment
----------....----E. 6. WitZel, ID. Margetts
MARIANA DANCE.
In Full Mexican Uniform by the Following La
dies and Gentlemen:
Miss Florence Young Mr. r. 5. Bradley
Miss Winlfred kimball- 100000 Mr.. jay Rodgers
Miss Mamie Clawson, mir. Frank Beatie
Miss Lutia Whitney, Mr.. Claude Gates
Miss Pearl Vinson. Mr. hurry Godhe
Under the direction of Mr.. White.
NOVEL PARAsoL DRILL.
ing the following ladies: Captain, Nellie Groes
eek.
FIRST COLUMN,-Gertie Young Ethclyn,
Weber, Gertie Allen, Dolly Shoehridge Susi,
Ritter, Nellie Young Mamie Freeze, Alley Da
-is.
SECOND coLUMS.-Alta Young, Hetti,
Young, Birdie Dwyer. Tessie Clawson Edit
Dinwoodey Jotie Beatie. Edith Weller, Alton
: Young.