Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-26
ADJUSTMENTS.


Chimes OF Nornahuy-i successes
of last season. achieved by the Salt
Lake onera connanv. were dunlicated.
10 ,,,. ,,,,,.,,assad il, ,hatr ,,to,,on
ny SUI u, 'iieh p'e'' '''''''""
of the Chimes of Normandy at the
Salt Lake Theater yesterday afternoon
ord evening and tho nromoters of the
-
organization nave every ehN"u'us
ment now to believe that the pubic
is Interested in their efforts to per-
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pahy that everybody WIN ne prouu VI
and literally patronize. 1t is no small
undertaking to bring together and
I'm a.. ,,,,,,,a ,,,,,ao,.a,,o, q hoay -,
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forty or hfty proprietor the most part
voices of the greenest kind, and make
of Thorn easv graceful and captivnting
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iisures upoi' '"e S'"se' o"' mas 'es"
done. and done Wen, by those who
have the Salt Lake Opera company in
o,,,,,o 7, is No, ax,,ao,ad that an mr..
-,
suhiH"tioh winch PiaSs ou' ohe e"-
gagement year, could become as
conyersant with and CAPABLE of handl-
inc ,rua,c mat reouires constant rem
ne -. -.
dering 10 make IL perfect, nut as near
the circumstances, this organization
has succeeded In reaching and 1t is to
be hoped that during the present sea-
son other operas will be presented.
The merry Jingle of music with
which the "Chimes" overflows salts
| flies almost every desire in light opera,
| and though not of the newest, is of
| the best. 1t is rolicking. bright and
breezy and full of the catchy airs that
sets one to humming and whistling
unconsciously. 1t lacks the spirit OF
| comedy which marks the Mascot and II
is hard to tell whether or not, for this
reason, 1t was as generally appreciat-
| ed as was the latter opera, but from a
musical standpoint 1t is superior.
| There are Il number of reasons why
this latest effort OF the company
proved interesting, among them being
| the fact that George d. Pyper was to
come before the public again and an
other than Miss Sallle Fisher was to
| make her debut in that line The lat
ter bounded at once into populnr IA
| yor She has n charming voice. of
| equal volume and tone in all registers
within her compass. hardly dramatic
nerhans because of inexperIence in
lint line hut certainly nlens sing ana
| anInvnhle A tendencv Ia cnrtau tho
| ,oi,r,a datracts some r,on, 10 orract1
iveness. Iipon her first anpenrnnce
| Miss Fisher can he soid 10 have SCORED
n success and when she bacomea more
used To nnneariny in nuhlic she viii re-
move the norictg from her anron ava
forret that she has hands II 8 cod
dard with bis aAnoiio'iIlta" form, nnd
rno,,nlficent voice Of onnarentiv m
l,,n,ted novver succaedad in 1al,In,,
,he MI ~ ,he onara ana vas occordeS
n ,,enerons nand ~ nrsise Carer,,i
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oosa ~ race IL, ororai,c ,.o,as wain,
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us IL 49, ~, w 6,,tirn, a,,jn,,in 10,
ms MnslhB - W uias,,'es
ieutult sleat,y ~, w q 'o n,i. "S pup'
lc HlnSers gehelillS' rs' us th'
typichl MeNican ahu dater as ny rhiS,
,tiiiah M'rpuis' ne was Il" t'"' coulu
ne deslreu;
teo' u fyper' the sweet lyric tenor
dld not nnu role IN the Chlmes mat
suited ms syinpathetlc voice ana ~
the same tine inaue OF MN the sigh
ing swan win the iiEht guitar roles
for which ne is so admlrahly suited
but everybody Knew that George was
there ana what nice send-oI he got