Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-09

with the heavy oranBiztu1n, woo hAa
been the cause OF such ueW .plp room
ment wherever elsie hag spursrei. 3 d
has such remarkahle boauy Of lsce
and form that It will be- very u-sY
matter for any orc m the ou 'p1cs 20
nick her ont. There ara lra m7py
ahapely, good loOHlug glIi3 g. l1' go ''
phny, but this yuul- woman bon
particular shlncs on. fmG1 hem ku
n beautiful divinity. IN wy m m n
abe appears on The s'agc sIe Is tn
cynosure OF all eyes, sni men anu
women teem fascinated.
Among the theatura in L1Ginr that
have been offered to ia ass 4. Herna
Tor his production of Shltn Acros are
the Lyceum, Lyric, Snatesoury,
Haymarket and 4 e'pni. Mr. Herne
la surely going rbr1ad but lie haq not
yet decided Just when. HIS proiita ia
this cauntry arc SURFACED certain whilo
tue British metropolis Ia SIM locke :
upon as a 1nancial unpsttauHty. Sucn
eminent players rs Henry Irving,
VII on Barrett, Jphu Haze, William
Terriss ami Mics Ellen Terry prnGic.
Shore Acres sucuris abroad suu many
OF them think the may VIII rula year
Ia London. mir. IL ~ Csinr, tn iiam.
Gus novelist, SAYS shore Acres viii uu
revelation 10 Eugltsnmen.
The song recital gwen ny Mr.. i. 3
YOuag at the CODgres ttiOuH church
last evening, assisted By hi= vito Niue.
Mazzucato Young NJ accomga ist,
certainly proved an oiijyable affair
nnJ the three or four hundred people
in attendance wero chatmed with the
program furnished. Tne novelty OF
one aTii1t rendering the entire pro-
gram, perhaps received it's Jnitlal in.
PRODUCTION in this city last night, but
the innovation was greatly Bpprtc.
a,ed. Mr.. Young has "A pleasing, Iicn,
baritone voice OF good range Though his
best notes are tlOse in the middle
register, his selection OF songs was
happy one and comprised aimo5
every style from the dreamy love
song to The passionate dramatic air,
each being equnlly well rendered. The
gems oi-ths evening consisted OF tho
eerensde, Coue Down 10 the River,
from this g vnor collection, an elr
lroel the Puiiiane,by BAlliui aud Hn
arrangement set to mo so Of Tommy.
s1n's poem, Il ng Gu w ID Bells, Oy
Gounou. Tue accompaniment 10 this
sorg was s3metu:ng exquisite anJ
though this was the Inst number tbs
oudieace wers not co tent and de.
maudeu more, Mr.. Young grhciously
rendering Ihare'll Never be Ole Like
You, very pretty song AND charm.
lagly given. A composition 81 Nine.
Young's - Song OF the Morn -
shows the LAZY possessed o.
much ability and she received
and acknowledged well meritod al.
piause. Sac Us also an accompanies
. rare qualifications, her wyrk ud.
ding greatly to the pleasure Of the
.vening. Mr. Young aud hie vile
VIII femntn here until Sunday waou
they will return to Chicago, Mr.
Young being professor in the CIlca.
go Conservatory OF Music.
The Fugitive wae presented to the
natrons OF the Lyceum last night. Mr.
Eeadick has tue leaIing role and he
does II az he has done similar ones III
other plays-wel. The company lent
good support. Their engagement, closes
with tonights performances.
And so we are to have Nine.
Nordica anyway. This will be pie ~.
Ing to the laJy's friends here, US they
were greatly disappointed when the
was ma1c that her
engagement had been cancelled. The
fact that the rates OF udmissioa to the
concert ehe viii give in ths TRbsr.
nacle on Jan. 20 b are pretty shfI viii
not deter thoue who wiah to hear nor
from doing go, but a suggestion nigh
bo made to her managers that the
general public Will have TO forego the
pleasure OF hearing her ut two dollar
prices, because they cannot afford IL
aud Will not submit to being pu. in
what are tetme1 the dollar seats.
Better make 1t at popular prices
gentlemen, and tcOre o financial sue.
cess.
Yaw Is on everyoDe's tongue, sut
since her manager and Prof. Stephens
have decided to open the Tabernacle
at popular prices for the big concert o.
the III, 1t Id foregone Conclusion
that there VIII be great audience.
The advance sale will take place al
Daynes IL Coalter's on Friday the
10Th, when seats may be reserved. The
Kansas City Times Gays OF YaW's
recent appearance there:
Olt-timers, who cherish III their
hearts memories OF Nilsson, Patepa
Rosa, and Patti In her prime, fonGly
fl after themselves that there lis nv
effort OF the human voice which can
stir them as they have been stirred, but
all must admit new and indeecrib.
able sensation at hearing a voice which
can sing nearly au octave higher than
those famous nong-Sirds ever soareJ.
This was the sensation enjoyed by n
large and representative audience
music.lovers at Metzerolt |
Music Hall last evening. Much MAJ
been heard OF Miss Ellen Beach Vaw,
the phenomenal new singer, who, Ia |
point OF vocal range, surpRsses all the
singers OF history, and many were the |
doubis expressed beforehand ne to her
Rbliily to reach tho expectations
aroused by these preliminary an.
But all these doubts
were expressed before the concert;
there were none heard ailerwaru, ~, |
she surpassed all expectatioSs.
The foremost artist sup orting Ellen |
Beach Yaw is Macmillan Dick, the
vioilnisI, who is said to be u second