Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-01

nights viii accordingly be- tevUIed
10 the Black Mfutles, m opera Only
cen once IN SlIt Lake, when II mal'
a pleasant impsp.-lpr. Blake, MOiN,
LoscIRHd Msl Pixie, nll have good
pats, nnt tho la'Hs' iad iu uanciug'
| the Sspho dance, hy Mes Sa..uscr. t'
veil o. the CHIHr.u IluCc by Coo
Bird, Will uf lu'iI |uHH|.
Prince MutuuHtlum closes thU week
thi- afternoon Hnd evening" business
| has been plChln Up % la'u.
The death VI Ffauz Won Supre in
! Germany, recorded IN the recent dis
| latchua, removes uue ui the mos.
/ charming Of light opera C0mpusafa. lie
! was I'll inIe.ailgauls workman add
| produced during uia career no les than
| los cnmsdiellAs, ARGOS and vaudeville,
/ two grand UprfhF, n requiem and a
| mass. ln ,hls county thB most p9pu'
lar OF his works arc b1ccaCcio aud
Fatinlikh.
The Evening san VI New York by
/ the way says one % -uprr'r hrft
known operas T. the Chimes OF NUf-
manly. Ifit viii brush up a little on
clutrmpInuuUu musical history, the
san viii learn tuat 81. PRnluc,,e
wrote thia famous work twenty years
ago, and that he has never done any.
hing very notable n ct.
Next Tuesday night ut tho rhoalcf
the Salt LaAu Iubliu VIII have an
Uppof unity VI listening 10 the mUl0di.
nus voices NJ come %! GAt's cultured
musiclans, who atu about TO ~ tut aud
apr nj tue iEmr of Salt Lake ss q mu
seal center throughout the laud and
uudravOt 10 pick up a low ducAis Ia 20
doing. Especial Interest In manifested
la this lHi appearance OF Hrbtr GJd.
dari Iitrr the three yratS training hc
has received IN the east. Before going
away 10 ttuiy he wa considered as
Salt Lake. strongest balitonc, aud
now hi friends look tor something lur
xUollunt. Mlss Pfutt oil uirlftd our
people laft summer with her wonderful
voice. For another year sno has been
ursuiug her slullcs, bud her return n
Jailed with plCaiurr by all lovers q
he Glvluo at. Mrs. Edwards, tho
veil RnOWu soprano, has some very
choice sclurtionF, winch will be heard
IN Salt Lake Tor the nfsi time next
Iuutday niRht. George ID. Pyper 10
unp II Uiah's iayofite tonOTs, and ho
will d0uUtloss adj new laurels 10 his
while connected with this 0rganizi alton.
The organization Il 90 DO congratulated
upon having such a competent musi.
cal proctor M Mf. Kr5usr. salt Lako
can hardly apate him aud Mr. wclhe,
who goes cut "a the violin vlrluoso Of
tho contrary; hut this enterprise,
l. 10 I'll. .tH...IIF mon.
our CITY ami demonstrate that tho
reputation OF Utah as a musical CONF
munity ~ well founded, netGHiust tucn
aillsts as these two.
FHtnts oi Harry CuHon Clarke aud
Msdge Carr Cooke IN this city have
received letters from th1 two NJ Den.
Yer, informing them upon reaching
home Mt, Glance physician found his
| health 10 DO Ia such q coalition that
he placed positive veto ON his pro.
posed Appearance. The benefit set for
"Wednesday evening last therefore, Mt
tho TABOR Grand, did not come oil.
Dir. ClaFkp's doctor told him u keep
away from tue stage door Of any
theatre I'll fall, or no would not al.
swet for dis ever appearing again.
This order for positive rest may
bling tho iayofile actor back 10 salt
Lake, where ho has friends who have
Invited him 10 spend the sunmtr with
them at Wasalcn, varied by occasional
tHps TO Salt Lake.
Oao OF the brightest memories OF the
commencement days OF the past two
yearsis the work OF Miss Nj. 81. Bah.
cock aud her pupila la the oAlialhoniu
drills, tabloauz gni physical culture
oxhibitionL This year, IN connection
with the students Of tns University,
Miss BAbCJck will branch out into
something more elaborate than usual
IN "a sort ~ Greek NEUROLOGICAL festival
one night, and carnival Of oiuca.
tional gymuastisa the next. The
events are tut iur next Thursday ana
Friday evenings NJ the rhpaiuT, and
something Ike 800 young ladies and
gentlemen will take part In the two.
This beautiful Greek clslumv-, the
pictures, tho athletic sEefclers,
mingled As they will be with modern
dances, ana some special features IN
gYmnA',ics never before seen here, will
maze up an entertainment that fits IN
well with tho carnival days OF tho
students now at hand, ant forms one
that ia sure 10 be ATTRACTIVE. The prn.
&c ds 10 Tor tue beuvht OF the Uni.
ye ~ Athletic giiOuiaIioa.
The following comes by cable from
London today:
A number Of important engage
meats Ia tho mus.rai world have
recently teen made fr America.
Franz GudticrS, me celebrated violin.
o.. WHO hg1 Teen playing Iu the Lla-
ION Philharmonic concerts, viii make
ga extended concert tour IN the Unite
bstrfu1nh Mora lllsen.hsi, the
Tiruisi, viii give zUrIus ui iiItr con.
geIia, ami hWf, Duytto Sapl0, the
wen known fIrIaH", viii again make
nHr o. HrulpuJD lu AnrFlua. In aIli.
uuu Nd '"yH gTii#.H Alr. ana Mrs.
. George h,.nAul WIil appear iu twenty
gIHorfiH auuuE luG spuug OF 1895,
4Hu Ill. t.UIl event OF ilu week 10
thg Theatrical world has been thn ~,
1W.Hara Geo M sarah Bernhard %
us.y'a nutiyr, lnu drama GLEN IuGa,
winch iuH ..H aclgIss presented iF
90. ill. Uun 100 London, lisa pONuuul
one 5000 HH Ul.Wu crowded uuIrUH.
H-w1uIa was pr.iimsl sltau Rom.
H..F..u uwrr u Pans boy Mur.
bg. .url,Hnl uv. company UYo hg 9.
HI.I HIU. ugHNr HNE O., t.UIu arc no
ivw rn. glr.r ru .alas alss Iu 500
.la % % BJuhEtH,
10 negotiations wuluh have been
pau4l WfA lJuE t.mu tuIysuu Jruu
haytan T., 5, Wul.r4 llu now M.
pc.cd, lhH latter Will consequently
,Hk % ssi0n thH GsJrIga ihp.trr