Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-31

The ConrisJ Opera company score
a bic bit At the rheater last night a
good many people, even 'ho'e "no
could afford 10 pay the advanced prices
tbourbtthn ns OIL tho singing was 10
te In gefmln, 10 might prove tire
some; others, not knowing 1t the s'oc'
pripciplo rn which the company
was organized, aud imagining that be-
cause a was headed by the name OF mo
thousand dollar o. niiht soprano or
tenor, SC couldn't amount to very
much - also staId away Tho
consequence was that tho house wac
only about hail full--a good proportion
Of those present being Germans or
Hebrews. This class, 20 whom the
opera was given IN ,hcir native tongue,
enjoyed an evening Of unalieyel
pleasure; even those who kucw not
word Of German, " they were lovers u
music, still ielt themsulvcs addressed
la "tho universal language" 600 sifnin''
hafmoni,a and melodies hat they
understood and Appreciated To the iuil
The company b organz'i on the same
plan that the Bsst Theatrical stock com
panies II the metropolis arc put
together; no one is starred, but iha aim
IA TO preserve an even, OIL AROUND
rlanr Of excellence vastly more
Gratifying 10 the auditor than
iue pfrsnucs u some celebrated night
inRalu OF song, surrounded ~ a mae
~ mrdiocfi'y, could possibly be. An
Vet Miss Nrminr, The soprano nul
Mr. Schulz, tho tenor, arc ust an good
siurer4, anu fat anu away boiler actors,
than many VINO have passed. nero ~
pfina donna assllulns ana disilnguahtd
ienofl fobustiin times past Ihrtc Two
prople are admirable, AMI tue cheers
snd bfayos that palutcd thCir WORK last
evening", huI the Tecalle they were
forced 10 yield 10, fully evidenced that
thuir moflt was appreciated. In the
exquisite nightingale song, which
Marie Tempest has made celebrated Ia
the English version 81 tue IyfOleau,
Mr. Schulz was az his best anu had "a
double onc0fo. Pfigr % that ho hal
given the impression u working too
hard aud stfaining somewhat for
effects, nut Ia that selection no YVES
the genuine artist. Every other mem
Ter Ut the cast dll good wOtk-thn
Princes OF Miss Titchlcr being spsci.
ally piuuaut. There n not "a stick Ia
The company, from Mis- Nefdier down
TO the last member of thu chorus, aud
the admirable system OF the German
school, IN the earnest acting OF even
the least imr OrtAnt person ON tho stage
aud tho attention gwen 20 tho minulu,t
details, were all delightful studies 10
those interested IA the secrets Of stage
craft. Tine chorus IL strong, tuuciul
and Vigorous; the goddess OF beauty
may not have presided ut the blrtu Of
some OF the ladies', but the goddess VI
guui lungs WAS surely lowering homu'
where close Wy. The scenery was Hue,
Auu nothing nt all lacked TO iufniih q
most delightful musictl entertainment
Tonight the company closes It's engage
ment with another new German opera
the rather odd titie Of which s"Laugu'
log Heirs"
Tomorrow evening the Hindu
NigAfkar, concerning whom 10 much
has appeared Ia the press Of late, Will
lecture Ia the Ihoatef ON tbs English
Conquest q India. The usual % cent
rate viii prevail
The town IL billed as never town was
billed before Tor the new farce comedy
Tho Railroad TicKot, which plays nj
the rhyAtcr Monday, Tuesday aud
WrdutsIny evenings. As THIS style Of
entertainment depends largely ON th,
ability OF tho company, q glance nj the
names Of theeiugeu, uanceig, soubTttlpi
aud comedians engaged In the pot
tfayal Of the play will be- an ail.suf
ficieut guarantee Of its merit Tue cas-
includes such funmAkets Us Arthur
Mou,ton, well known from his wOfk
with Frank Daniels In Little Puck aud
with While Collier Ia HOES N Hos
Harry Bianoy, who has Just severed
his connection with George Thatcher.
"AiriCa" company, Jamosr. Kelley
who assisted Roster a Blal 10 success
ia New York by hlH stage manage
ment Of their music hall, Harry Plr
ter, Of "Liltlu Puck hoodUo lame, ,
James Beylns, who starred with Bry'
ant In "litep It Dark" Anna Cald
we'll, principal soubrstte last season
with Donnelly y Girard, Rose Cues
ntau, Hattie Waters, Jeanette
Bagrard aud Marie Bach.
TIE piece 10 said 10 be- quite cloyol
satire on cut rate ticket brokers
Numerous mechanical effects, sucn a
Hu electric street car, carrying passer
gers IN active motion Anu real aiu
machine add Interest TO tho play.
Next Friday evening will see IA,
last performance Of what has been Ga,
auccrs. Oi the past season Ia amalru
musical oltClef-the opera VI the Grim
sou Scarf Toe cast will be- the SAINT
a. before, including Mrs. Jeunl
llawley. Woodrow, Miss Winston, Mt
Spencer, Mi Young, Nc, Pyper, Mr.
Wesieryelt aud Mr.. ClaWsOu, whill
Prof. KtouEe will conduct and MI
Weihe will lead the ENLARGED 1IChestu
On the same evening tho Homo Ora
matte club will repeat ils very snccts,
tai curtain raiser, Tear, Idle Tear,
The dramatic fe8luru % the Go iorouc
roWOu viii be the renowned play d
the Silver King 10 ho no iuosu by IA
whole strength OF the Home Dpmat
cluu on Saturday anu Monday ever
iugh April anu %.
Saturday night OF conference III
Tabernacle choir, assisted BY nil 40
Salt Lake prlLp wiuncre, adult a.
Juvenile, who have been successful
the contests held Ia the Tabernacle
recent yenrr, will give "a giant cOnCe
for the benefit OF the choir fun
Country visitors have learned 90 10
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