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

night. will accordingly be bevOtet
10 the Black Msutles, an opera orly
sUpn once IN Sllt Lake, whom II maui
q pleasant impression. Blake, MOlig
Lpsc1 and Ms Pyku, all have 1000
parts, nni The latest fad M unnciuR
tue Ssphu dance, hy Mes st.inscr H
well ~ the CuIarIo usuoo by Geo
Bird, Will be- Intro lucaI.
| Prince NpthuHiom closes tho week
this afternoon nnd evening; business
has been picain OPP oi ia.u.
The death u FAM Won Suppe In
Germany, recorded IN the recent die
uaichc., removes uus uf the mos
chltmiug of light opsra c0mpDsofP lie
was gu iniesligaule workman and
produced during his career no less than
l6j comtdieilAs, 'atcus aud vsuiuvillel,
two grand operas, a requiem ana a
maaa. la thls county tho most p0pu.
lar Of hig works arc boccaccio aud
Fatiniiza.
The Evening Sun Of New York BY
the way, says one OF Suput's best
/ known operas II the Chimes OF Nor.
nanny. Ifit Will brush az a little on
| clutumplFaueUu- musical history, the
| san viii learn inst NJ. PmuIIollo
| HrOte this famous work twenty yeaTs
! ngD, and that hT has never douo any
hing very notable siucr.
Next Tuesday night nj tho ThCatef
| The Salt Laku IubliC viii have an
opportunity Of iistsning 10 the mul0ui.
| Gus voices ~ some %! Utab's cultured
| musicians, who are about To- g0 cur and
rpr nd tine fame nj SAT- Lake 10 mu
steal center throughout the laud and
ondravot 10 pick up a few 1ucgts Ia 10
doinG. Especial Interest In manifested
In this nfAl appearance OF Heber Il ld.
dari alter the three years training hr
has received Ia the east. BEFORE going
away 10 stuiy hc was considered as
Salt Lake'a strongest baIitane, aud
now hi- friends look tor something Tar
Xuullunl. Miss PHtt electrified our
people lptt summer with her wonderful
voice. For another year phc has been
urFuing her Hiudlcs, and her return IA
called with pleasure by all lovers u
ho divine at. Mrs. Edwards, tho
veil Enown soprano, has some very
choice selecti1nr, which Will be heard
IN Salt Lake ior the ffsi time next
IuStday nlRht. George ID. Piper IL
nun u Uiah's fayofite tonors, AMI he
viii doubtless Edi new laurels 10 his
while connected with this organization.
The organization I, 20 be congratulated
upon having such a competent mUsi.
cal plftotuT az Mf. kr6usr. salt Lake
can hardly spare him aud Mr.. woihV,
who goes cut as the violin virtuosO u
the cOmrRuy; hut ihis enterprise,
which Il expected to reflect credit upon
our oity AMI demonstrate that tue
reputation OF Utah as a musical COM
munily IL well founded, needs just such
artists ~ these two.
Friends OF Harry COTson Clarke and
Mstgn Carr Cooke In this city have
received letters from thu two Nv Den.
Yer, informing them upon reaching
home MI ClaIks's physician found his
health TO be la such a condition that
he placed positive veto ON his pro.
posed appearance. TINS benefit set for
Wednesday evening last therefore, ut
tbs TABOR Grand, did not come Oh.
Aif. Clafkr's doctor told him q keep
away from tue stage door Of any
theatre I'LL fall, or ho would not an.
swer for ais ever appearing again.
This order for positive rect may
bring the favoTite actor back 10 Salt
Lake, where he has friends who have
Invited him 10 spend the summsr with
them at WasaIoh, varied by occasional
tiipl 10 Salt Lake.
Oao OF the brightest memories OF the |
days OF tho past two |
yeaf8 N the work OF Miss NJ. ~. Bah. |
cock aud her pupils In the cAlislhenlc
drills, ta0leaux and physical culture |
This year, IN connection |
with the students OF tue University,
Nile, BAbCJok will branch out into |
more elaborate than usual
IN u sort OF Greek NEUROLOGICAL festival
one night, and carnival Of cduca-
tlOpal Gymnastics the next. The |
events arc set for next Thundsy and
Friday evenings NJ. the TheAtuf, and
something like 800 young ladies and
gentlemen will take part In the two.
This beautiful Greek costumes, the
pictures, tho athletic oGofoIspE,
as they viii be- with modern
dances, and some special features IN
gymunslics never before seen here, will
maze ~ an entertainment that die in
well with tue carnival days OF the
students now at hand, and iofms one
/ nat ia sure 10 be ATTRACTIVE. The prD.
Ie ds 10 for tue benefit Ut the Uni.
yo.ailJ Athletic association.
The following comes ny cable from
London today;
A number OF important engas..
meats In tho muaeGl world have
recently ueen made mr America.
Franz GudticrS, luc celebrated violin.
No who Ug8 teen playing IN the Lon.
on Philharmonic C0nrrtls, viii make
ne extended concert tour Iu the Unto.
i.'.i lufUIl. Mora Rlsuu.hsr, the
u Mot, viii give u syflls OF nitr con. !
'eflF, ANA Mmr. Duytfo saplo, the
Yr'l EuHNu fuUIluH, VIII again make
lNf appearance In Am.Tica. In audi.
Iuu iI inD1 artists hlL ami Mrs.
Jorge H,usrhrl WIll appear iu twenty
'IIorlis during the spTiug %, 1895.
4Hu irl| g'Yll event OF tueWr.E IA
hu theatrical world has been tue ~. !
.p.naH pv uf Sarah Bernhard %
JsIy'a inUAivr, Iuu drama GlsmIuJa.
Nh sn 'hn gE" aoirtss presented Or
hU lil. tIuH Iu london, IHApONuru !
mo 'nI HnF .'.wu crowded u0Igrs,
Il-WIula Wss uH.iimeu Altuu Rom.
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10 NEGOTIATIONS which have been
.nHIi. iath l1Lg twC ru'uuen JUuu
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