Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24
Dramatic and Ggpic.
Mr. Stephens Report Chicago Al Morrssey.- oDowds
Neghbors.-Letter from Judge Pyper-Mss Hor-
nok's Rooltal.-Nlusoal and Dramatic Notes.

tbs matter would be- taken up at big
meeting to be held there on July 9TH.
Mr.. Stephens had "A regal tune
throughout aud looks much benefited
from his trip.
Al Morrlsey:s senco In HRlt Lake
Ia usually the prenonitofy sign that
some such organization NJ the Men
and Women Co., The Lost Paradise
Co., FfOhmsu's Comedians or some
thing kindrcd ~ close behind him. This
time, however, he " here with Mrs.
Morfissuy, purely Tor a short vacation
aud for o visit 10 our sulphur baths,
which did 70 much for his rheumatism
on former trip. Mt. Morrisscy has
rested quietly Tor several days at the
TompletOn, drank In the beauties OF
Baltair, snuficd the muuHtnin air, ana
wiz 20 UB 10 SAD EIsbol-oO tonirni
much invlgoralod from his stay.
He will coon be back heralding the
approach OF Tho Girl LEFT Behind
me With Morris, Armstrong, MOriGunt
aud all the other strong favOrites Of
the Empire Thoaler stock company.
They arc now playing to immense
business In Chicago.
-.
Miss Hornlck, u Nevada girl, who
is now In this city the guCat u Judge
Goodwin and vile, makes her public
appearance IA a render at tue Theator
tomorrow night. On Thursday "A large
number Of ladies heard her feAd NJ
Mrs. II. II. MRson'a and the impress.
sion aho created was u very decided
one. On the program for tomorrow
night are such numbers A. How sal.
valor Won, by Ella Wheeler Wilcox,
Duchess May, by browning; the
Chariot Race, from Ben Hur, aud
Mammy's LIP Boy, by EdwRrde,
Mies Hornlck, by special request will
give Tho Mlnuet, by Mary Mapcs
Dodge, IN which she will give the
steps OF that stately old dance. Mrs.
silva, Miss WaAhbufne, Mr.. Robinson
aud Mr.. HAvens, viii BIO the vocallsls
and musicians OF this evening. There
will be no reserved seats and the prices
are put at % and 90 cents.
-
Judge Piper sends the following
budget from chicago; like many other
WORLDS Fair letters II has been more
than n week on the roadi
Musical matters arc booming here
and from the choir reports they seem
10 be In salt Lake ~ well. | went 10
hear the concert given In honor Of
Eulalia Saturday afternoon, the fea.
lures bEing the Apollo club OF 600,
Th0mas's orchestra OF 100. children's
chorus VI 1900 and Edward Lloyd, tho
English tenor. The ovation OF the
afternoon was given TO Lloyd, who has
n fne voico-not 20 loud or etrong, but
very sweet and pure with an even tone
He WAS recalled on each Of his mum.
bers and broke Mr.. Thomas rule o.
allowing no encores by singing "rhef
Minstrel Boy" and "Sohubart's
Serenade." The Apollo club diu ex.
cellent work, especially In the chorus.
The children do very we'll. They are
somewhat older than Stephens chorus
OF children at home, anu n were TO
say whore they excel It would be In
the soitening down OF tones, the ex.
preston anu shading. They sing a
high class Of music, as you will see by
the program, but only sing the soprano
part, a point In favor OF MIR. Stephens,
who teaches both soprano and alto.
OF course the orchestra fills In here
with all the parts. Tomlins, however,
has not the control OF the children
that our conductor has aud on one oc.
cRsion saw him stop the children
dead short Ia the middle OF chorus
anu start them over again. | believe,
however, thnt our 1000 voices pro.
/ duced more volume than these 1900
| went 10 hear Lillian Russell last
night ut the Columbia IN Giroilo-
| Girofla, q revised production VI II
brought down 10 suit the present day.
| HAD never seen the opera before and
/ confess 10 being captured by Ruasell's
company. 10 includes Lillian, Louis
Harrison, and tue old favorite w. n.
| Carlton, M well az Hayden COfii n.
| Russell always receives several oncOrea
| on the drinking song and she intro.
| ducea little fascinating tipsy kick
| that mirly "bfings down the house.0
She n very taking little singer " she
| does say hai ihings about the west.
The papers here follow her up, tell how
sho cooks pancakes and irons clothes
anu makes her out n little household
| fairy. Perfumes are named after her
and expe I TO see In the restaurants
| soon, instead OF "Aunt JrmimR's pan
! cakes" the sign GILLIAN RuBseilis naI-
| jacks" Colin seems 10 he n rourfal
| iavnrite here as his cu,gauCe is .lWays
| greeted with applaust. He plays
Marasquin In Circle Giroha willis
Carltou plays MOufzouk-a third part.
IL seems strange TO see him anywhere
except at the head OF company.
Louis Harrlson Ia just the same as
ever, nnd has introduced ~ many
| W0rld'a Fair gags that he keeps the
house In q roar Altogether tbs opera
as revised Is very successful aud draws
crowded houses nightly. am going
| 10 hear the Messiah this afternoon.
Lloyd sings the tenor role. ] read
| with satisfaction the account uf
the ohoifs' trip and congratulate the
! choir and Stephens on the committee
! appointed 10 take charge. They will