The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-20

cludes Billy Clark, William Teal, James
Baker, Morton and Elliott, the wonder I
full Morellas, the Couture brothers, di-
rect from EuroDe, J. H. Davis, j. AL
bert Gates, and varied and extended
olio of high-grade vaudeville.
The Theatre will be open every night
during the coming week, and it will be
curious to note whether the town
proves equal to the strain. The sue
cess of the Brehaney Concert and OPP
era company, which might be in some
doubt following as it does so closely
upon the heels of Secret Service" is
probably assured by the fact that the
Mutual Improvement league is back Of
the enterprise. Wednesday evening
come our Ogden friends in THE Mi
kado," while the big extravaganza, I'm
Gayest Manhattan" will run Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings,
with a matinee on Saturday afternoon.
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The Brehany company gives a high
class concert and an act of Martha,
in costume. An eastern paper says:
Louise Brehany has earned her great
reputation quickly, and no young sing
er has had a greater series of successes
than she. Within the past five years
she has been special soloist with the
following great organizations: Sousa's
band, the Chicago Marine band Edou-
ard Remenyi's concerts and Bernard
Listemann quartette. and now she
comes to us at the head of as fine a
concert organization as can be gotten
together, including, as it does, w. Gull
laUme Sauvlet, the eminent Belgium
pianist; Agnes Pringle, q young violin
list of unusual promise; Miss Jessie
Waters, contralto; George Dethlefts,
baritone; Lester Bartlett Jones' tenor,
all splendid artists, in a programme
full of novelties and musical gems.
The entertainment will be under the
auspices of the Mutual Improvement
associations, and for the benefit of the
NJ. I. league.
We hope there will be a great turn
out on Wednesday evening to greet
the Ogden Opera company. AS they
play to the same grade of prices that
the Salt Lake Opera company has in
augurated, as the "Mikado" has not
been done here for a long time past,
and as Miss Hepburn, q sister Of the
noted Alice Nielsen, is to be the Yum
Yum, the event ought to attract q
great deal Of interest. Aside from that,
Ogden has always given such a warm
greeting to Salt Lakes singers, that
we owe it to her as return comDli-
ment, to see that her organization re-
ceiVeS an equally hearty welcome. The
'Mikado'' has been done in Ogden and
Logan by this company. and Salt
Lake will witness the third rendi-
ton.
The cast of the ''Mikado" will be as
follows:
Mikado ...... Frank M. Gates
| Koko 1000. -. =. James w. Conlisk
! Nankipoo... $3.50. ........A. f. Gates
Poobah 49,. -. ........E. M. Conroy
Pish Tush :, Herbert r. Macmillan
Yumyum -. Mary Nelson Hepburn
Petit Sing Mrs. Ed Ulrich
Peep Boo. Mrs. A. S. Gates
Katisha.. LILLIAN May Stayner
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The Salt Lake Opera company will
be out in force Wednesday evening to
greet their fellow singers from ogden.
On Thursday they repeat THE Chimes
of Normandy" there by special invi-
tation of Manager Clark, and the Og-
den singers Will do what they can to
make the visit a success.
Salt Lake is not apt to see the
Chimes with Miss Levy as Germaine,
before the holidays. The company had
cast the ''NIikado,'' and We're about to
begin work upon it, the parts all haV-
ing arrived, but hearing that the Og-
den company contemplated giving it,