Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-27
AMuSENENrA.


THE CBpiglS SCAHF operate Pre-.
duoti5n by local ams,curs, with the
curtain raised by tho Home Clut on
Thursday evening Mt the Theaicr, b.
the event now mostly engaging the
attention Of thuater g3ors aud music
lovors. Last night the company were
paid q very flaitefing tribute when
they appeared Ia thonow aud handsome
little opera house Ia Bountiiu. People
came from all over Davis county to be
prUsuut anu the opera house wac
literally lAmmud. Tue opera scored "a
heavy success nu1 Tears lllu TUuts
was warmly appIauicd.
FRrnERCi, wARDE ASD LOUIS
JAMES will occupy tno -ilgH 70: tine
Salt Lake rheaior tor four uIFuts be-.
ginning on Monday, March b, with
their complete scenic productions Ui
the classical drama. These great
artists presented vCry attractive
repertoire last season, rul this ycas
they Uiiur greater anu more pleasing
variety. Tho repertoire has been ur.
ranged na fJliJws: Monday. The
LiJn's Mouth, with Mr. Wsriu In hi
original role " ltiuaIdu, aud MLJHmss
10 Fra Angelo; ruuiday, Julius Il c a.;
wednesday, France ca la R.miui, AMI
Thursday, Damon aud pytbias, with
James a. Damon aui WarIt ~
Pythlas. The sale Of seats Opuus on
Friday morning.
pHIE. EunY's RECITAL at tho Tab.
ofuBglc last evening utua into that
building an audience OF l,2lU or 1000
people, who looked i8Nuf thhn That
number uwing 10 thuir being scattered
through the bi auditorium. Needless
81 Say the cheaper paris ri tho house
were those best pitfUulztl. Thu enter.
iaiumoui provided ranks aa one oi thu
most notable ever witnessed even iu
that historic building. pf0f Eddy
was down Tor eight numbers OUT OF the
tUu on tue program, nul 10 had been
feared that this would prove to- much
organ music o. HIit tub tastes VI the
audience; but with 90 mucn rare tkill
dld he handle tho great instrument,
uul with NJ much taste we're bic Huluc.
tons made, that NO one thought OF be-.
Ing weafled, Ia selecting "a range VI
music-slasslu nud popullr-i9 show
NAAH Wv "a NHHNAANNNNNNNNN" MNA.A ~ |NNN ANN
sorts " tastes Ga the Auliuncc-h1 put
the noble instrument On exhibition az
IL were, nj the Same time, anu iih
gland power IT, delicate utOps aud ils
enchanting combinations were nllkl
given the fullest play But not tor
a moment did he liuger too long on
any one stop or set OF stops. Hom made /
frequent changes, almost no frequent rH
70 make his auditors wish Tor more Of
many Of the rich combinations bic !
skilled fingers drow forth. Tue Ap-
p'huHg that greeted him was most !
hearty. Ho showed himself 10 bo |
what his reputation has always pro.
claimed HIM, one of the foremost !
organisla Ct the world. EXpetts liks
Professors Radcliffe, 5lepnrnH auu |
Daynes, whocOuld better apr, ciatU the |
OF his WORK than the |
average listener, were m0st enthusiastic /
Ia sounding bis praiscs. The cnoir
probably never did u better piece of
work than Ia its rendition Of Wagner
Hail Bright Abode. L. great JIM.
cultirs were passed with apparent ease,
sud tho great round VI applause that
vent up was almost the heartfelt ever
heard at home tor the homo singers,
Mr.. Stephens would not Yield n recall,
though he might well have done 10.
Tho rendition OF Worthy H. the Lpmb
was, ~ usual, excellent Prof EDDY
Joined warmly i1 the applause Tor the
work, ami complimentud Mr.
DAyncs Tor bis accompaniment In tue
last named number
Tonight Prot. Eddy playa IN the
Congregational church,