Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Ias concert ana operate company
halsd hy Louise iifchnny. which APP
lsiisi at the Thcatcr last night. was
D., accorded the reception. In point of
fgmbsri In attendance. that the mcr-
10 u the entertainment furnished.
justified. but the few present undoub,-
riy enjoyed the program rendered.
ll'sng from the applause given each
lumber II was supposed that the
Members of the NJ. I. League. under
uh1fe auspices tlir company appeared,
would, b. personal canvass, produce a
SOD attendance. but, II appears. there
vas a ma-oue somewhere nnd the TO-
az vas what might have been expect
o. louise Brchnny. the star Of the
company, has attained some PRONE
lrnce " late. IN musical circles. and
o can De- said that she has a voice
much above the average. one that IN
ilN and rich, particularly In lower
ana medium registers. She II graceful
ana BIAS "a physique uf the proper pro.
rianH ~ support the powerful voice
th' Possesses. In simple ballads. sung
N EnEllHh, her cnunclation " good.
though her subducd qualities OF tone
are not equal 10 her stronger and
heavier ones. Her rendition Of the
last Rose VI Summer. In the one act
rom The opera of Martha, which was
gwen was sweetly rendered. though
~ extraordinary qualities were OBJ
..tNrl. In operate and part singing
hgi VOC" tells out In clear full tones.
Alau Jessie Waters. the mezzo So
lIano, has pleasing voice when con-
.N'l 10 medium tones. and her num-
~ Nrfv very much appreciated. The
N9UlhHt, Miss Agnes pringlc, II a
la'hN Miss and her handling ~ the
,'v''h called forth much applause and
i.'ofhhl" remarks. She uses the bow
~ veteran, her selections being, for
w must part creations Of ~. aauvlet,
we pilnlai u the Company. The barl-
v,,l'' Alr Geo. Dethlefa. and the tenor.
A,' Jones, both have fairly good
,'l,'h' lhe latter. however. lacking In
lNrr aud force. NJ. aauvlet IL what
alsht De- called lightning pianist, his
Nlulntlln % the keys being mar
'lNu7 Tor rapldlty, though his eject
many Times at The expense of the
,l ZONES d'sl!ed by a singer he IL ac-
IVY, ,pAl'S 'ng' The second and last con-
y, VI me engagement win be given
ln' Iheatcr tonight. A recital was
S Sa, az the Tabernacle this after.
mat III Honry's Minstrel comb'ne.
n..nH strong one and was 10 be
'Nliy patflnlzrd was evident nj the
~ elnee' az the New Grand. early in
IVY ~. "ay yesterday When the curtin
49,, on the nrft act last night The
I.s was packed 20 the doors and
80 lhe Performance was over IN
sr1 uNlous that a hit had been made
XIV 'hnt numerous buslnesa ,vn,ild
~" throughout the bnlnnco OF The
agg,..ih point of size, this minstrel
si,s', ',oh In about the largest tray.
In a. aNl all are clever ana up 10 date
dir,f. particular lines. III Henry has
TIM ,., very materially from the ola
ana ,hun'I'l arrangement OF end men
us u, magic circle that use 10 charm
than We old days. but this IL more
lnsp.,nu" up IN the up 10 date Etyle
b1art 'Hl'i The first act IL laid an
artis,. w hhttleship Brc1klyn nnd the
tr,1,,s w nhllor garb. proceeded 10 in
WIN NJ sorts ~ fun, intersnersed
Tbs tp'A songs ana witty dlnl,aue
am, elurtlun of charnctera re,,ro-
Uncin AHinlfalH Schloy and snm,,snn
ops. oAhl, Columbia ana other sinile .
re,',ti Itclaied By the audience ,rhe
NM part was made mn ~, ,,...,,,,t',,
Altman ~ ny Teal and Baker Dan
Couture ,nn ana Elliot and the
MANAGE Nj Nthefsi c0ntortionlsts.
latt nlsh, "uNey wore "a broad smile
"' upon the good results from