Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03

ties but what mendlng II needed to pui
II In shape for metropolitan pt0duc'
lion. Mt. and Mrs.. RJyle will remain
here tlll Au rust, when they leave lof
Now York to open rohearsalA.
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Thellng race between o." NswYork
Mirror and the Dramatic NCigt seems
about 90 be nearing ihu uuph, win
unmistakeable aigns Of tho MrrOr's b--
iug Ia the lead. Last week inu N.Ws
was attached by the shefiil tot non.
payment Of n $500 paper bill, aud
though the Issue hnally came out,
II was very late anu was, zoo,
silent a. 10 the reasons for i,s
tnfdiness. We thought the ord could
not bu lar OIL when We noticed the
Neos' Dragging statements about its
enormous LEAFS IN circulation. This
ls always fatal sigu. The late d..
meutsJ Times Of this city, we recall,
uael b print its daily and wuckly Iu.
crease Ia the number Of copies is-uu
until the figures got no big there wss
no type 10 the usthblishmcnttl expires
them, 30 tho PAPER stopped PRINTING VI.
together. With the hrfOr ami Nsws,
10 IL, In our opinion, case VI thu sur.
vivnl n the ftlsat. The Mirror aiWnyf
works TO an elevated standard and IA
Cltau and high class Ia all ~ do.
paftmcnls, the Ns.Us wAs edited very
brightly but its tIue Wns always "
the "hOrtpyD class, and It, ali.pefyai.
Ing egOtiAm was most Objectionable 10
discriminating readers.
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Theatet.gocrs wern alarmed during
the week 10 notice the Advertisements
Oi the Stuitk Dramatic company In
the daily papers. Thor fears are
gfoundltna, ~ the Advertisements
should have been headed zen
route" bat wefu by some mi.
take, placed under the "Silt
Lake Thcalcfn heading. Mr.. S.utz
Is pretty bad actor, but he knows
whom he has got enough aud he will
not venture ina hurry Into n Salt Lake
theAtcr again. His "eu route" aIyrr.
tisemgutH were placed simply TO tate
advantage OF tue circulation enJoyci
by the salt Lake papers In such art
Cuntera ~ pOcatellD and the Hammock
Reservation. We advise our friends,
the Indians, 10 look out Tor Mf. SiutiT.
He IA very willy mHn aud ia hls
10 running little h. riot. He says Tor
Instance, IN Onooi his press cxtraots-
"Mr. Stuttz a. Hamlet raul,a with such
mon IA Booth, BHrittl aud McCul-
lOugh." The Observing red man viii
notice that Mr. Siuttz u careful not 10
give the name Of thr paper tnat al.
vanced this startling proposition.
After he Nils his On gagomoHt in thrir
deniEsns VI Banu0ck will vote that Mr
stuliz IL given ~ spoakiag with a
iofkod tongue.
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George ID. Piper, the well known
slugef, who IL nov In Chica 20 attend
Tag TO the interests Of the local ID. A.
d IA. society, writes tho following too
brieflvtter 10 Dramatic aud Lyric.
az have had a musical treat during
the past week. Monday the great
Fttt,vAl Hall WINS opened by tue
rhoms orchestra Of 100 musicians and
Frau AmAlia Matefni. AZ was a WaE.
ner program throughout anu was very
enjoyable. About 1910 people we're
present, the largest audience / have
yet seen ut tho music houses. II was
tiens from TAnnhauser, Tristan anu
Isolde, L1hOngriu and other works
were loudly app'audel, but Herr
Thomas never allows any encoTos. This
music IL all OF the highest Glass and
rather aggfAyatts the ordinary mortals
who want 10 hear something more on
the oTderoi'Whefe lid you got that hat2i
hatsrna has grown larger than ever
IL seems 10 me, and she iAiTly uhakcs
the platform whom che walks upon IL.
hut she sings like nightingale, and
Il ~ "smlling" a. ever. Some Of our
salt Lake people did not care for her
but | always liked Ma,otna, her tone
quality II 70 pure, She acts rather
giddy for an elderly lady but 1 sap.
pose that's exousable. She does it 10
get her audience good.natufeJ.
"Wednesday afternoon hesrd Elijah
byt g ApollO olub with Whitney Mock.
ridge M tenor, Plunkrtt Greene, bass,
Nine. Nordioa, soprano; Christine
Nilson.Dreier, alto. This was Ia the
music hall on the lakeside Aad was the
best thing have heard ut the Fair.
The chorus was oxoBllent-Bl0 voices,
II was claimed 10 no, but I think
they were lever than that number. The
hIhso 10 the music MI l. n hnlf 81 Gle
with Sounding b ar Anl The h u.u,
fairly raised the roof. 1 dad net care
specially for Mockridgo Ia the tenor
role. lilo hardly stem, 10 he ut homo;
but NOrdioa IL divilel Full Of life anu
enemy and favored with u bOautilul
lnce she commands ones attention
immediately. She Is tho soprano We
want out our way Tor the oralorlos
hereafter, u we send Tor foreign
star she Is 80 easy, pleasant and grace.
fni and she strikes the high nutos with
such a dash and precision aud YET
SHE eau "ieel after them" ~ IL wers,
when necessary, 10 tonuUfly that fhr
fouses the highest degree aud onthusi.
asm, anu even moves her audiences 81
toars. Plunket Guono Is dc.
light al bass ami his higher