Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

Ing some VI the qualities Of the latter,
but ,xcelling him in others. The |
great ARTIST FeemuI unusually pleased
with his reception; aud bowed low
bolh 10 the auilsnce aud the singers
behind him, who gave him some
hearty rounds. lie was admirably
accompanied ~ bu'Ofe ny that cxcel.
lent pianist, NJ. Llchnumr, who Is a.
most as much Of IN master Ui the piano
AZ IsAye II Of tho violin. The choir
looked magnificent, ana rendered
"Hail bright ab1IU,n which II coming
10 be hImowhat woru, InI "By Btuy-
LONE wave" with the fJrceRnd yXrT ss.
Ion SiUphUu's fingers always kauw 80
well how TO impati. Tbs Harmony
dlcC club came In for some OF the
loudeat applause OF the night for i's
rendering u Annie laurie, aud there
wn6 n i've minules' struggle between
tue audience aud Mf. Stephens fOr an
oncyIr, NJ. Stephens finally Triumph
lug. The CLUB seems to have mastered
tho difficult art Of singing Ia ettici
luuC without uccompan munt. DC
alvefso criticism that must bn mado
90 tho lsnyo event, IN the extreme
luugth and algebriiu character 0f his
selections. A level.headtd manager
would have reminded the violinist that
the program he usUs tor Brussels, parIs,
London OF Boston ought 10 be vafio1
somewhat fora city like Salt Lake, Ia
which, strong as It's musical taste
is,thpts to hardly apt 10 be 5000 people
capable VI being nblU TO appreciate n
sonata that takts iorty.hve miuutoJ TO
render, even though that sonata be the
celebrated kteulZrr. The enormous
leu. Ga Of this selection with which
Hssyo opened, threw sort Ufblignt on
what followed; we ate not HIicklefs for
dwancc River anu Home Sweet Home
selections by foreign artists, but W. DO
think performers like Hsayo wOuli lDso
nothing ~ uuuOudlng sufficiently 10
give their huafoTs something on thU
more simple order, something within
tue Tadlus Of tho intelligence OF thu
ordinary auditor; nothing he played
last night waatO much enjoyed o. the
Faust selection when he gave at the
theatre.
Attic GRAND the Pyke company
last night gave the llIst rendition OF tne
Three BLACK Nantes to q fair audience
consiiUriug the Wholesale way In
which people ilorkod 10 the Tauef-
nsclc. The charming and tuuoiul
opera was once rendered here by n
company Of amateurs from Logan, 70
that It's airs aud story are familiar.
IL was built up anu strengthened
last uight by the Introduction
OF n clever Chinese specially by
Geo. BirI, aud pretty dance aud
song, tho SApho by Miss Salinger.
Mis- Pyke, Mt. Luuch, Mf. DE Ia N0tth
anu MT. Blake all did good work, the
excellent voice u tho latter and the
graceful manner " the former tpeci-
ellystriking the fancy VI the audience.
The dresses Of all were thoroughly
Spanish aud quite handsome. Thus
DAY night the long awaited Tar and
Tartar forms the bill; 1t has never been
seen In Salt Lake. and a strong hit il
expected.
TIE SALT LAKE CONCERT Cow.
PANY VIII tell the ttuti Of which II ~
made VI the Thcntor tonight An OK.
cullcn, program has teen prepared,
which Will show Oh the talents OF the
xix artists TO tue best possible advan.
tage. Mr.. Gstdatd's fOng will be the
roret doro from Carmen; tbs quartoite,
Mrs. Edward, Miss Pratt, Mr.. Pyper
and MIR. Ggdlaru, have feheafsod tho
Robin Hood quArtettc and th0 Martini
aud RigOletio quartttio tor the road,
but which will be- done tonight, We are
not ndvlspd.