Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

Nine. Enmh N'Nau"' WI" hihkH Ut
A. Tbsater next Monday night. Ia not
,oveomor In salt Lake. She ap.
.,,i here once before under the man.
.,.pt Of the noted Col. Mapleson,
"a had very hearty reception. not
..iy boenuac abe was n western girl
,hs had made herself famed In Europe.
,,l because she was known to have
-. rare artistic talent which entitled
her To "a place among the world's mrs,
,isscrs Soon after that she lot
America. and 10 al, the intervening
Years she has been singing In the capt.
,,t. OF Europe. Some of her most
Mated succosscs have been made In
se,ln. where che was quite the darling
a. the people until the breaking out
AZ che war between that country and
America. The thrilling experience which
she underwent In Seville when she at
tempted the courageous but not very
VII, task Of singing In the Opera house
has often been narrated. She did not
nrry long In spain after that expert
,nce. but came at once TO New York,
ther, Hhe was received with open arms
Her manager announced that they
ciuld not think OF stopping In Salt Lake
under u 5000 guarantee. but finally
cinsentcd tO take hla chances II h. was
ellowediO iiNthe admission changes. That
l. the reason why the 81 and - tnrlfr
PREVAILS. Tn. advance sale up 60 the
present time amounts to about $500. go
Il looks as though the western prima
donna would have very notable IL.
csptl1n. even " she does not come quite
~ 20 her managers expectations. The
play BILLS seen thus far. do not afford
much Information as to the people who
surround Nevada. The announcements
l. that Nine. Nevada and assisting
artists VIII appear, lncludinI MI.
Rumenhurr. the noted ccl0lst. We
ar lcft IN the dark as 90 who the as
ssting artists are. but we have con-
fdcuce enough In Nevada 10 believe
that che would not bring anyone ncrus.
ihe continent who fell very far below
Der own standard. Blumenburg'a
reputation stands by Itself. and without
doubt our music lovers VIII receive on
Monday night the full value OF their
money
In an ungarded moment Nine. Neva-
d. on her arrival In New York recently.
vas 80 lndiacrcet as to tell the reporters
that she Intended to add new American
tpngs 10 her repertoire. ana promised to
devote some time to hearing new works
Of native composers. When shf gave
ihe promise, her manager Charles l..
Young who happened to be standing
By. warned her that there would come
an oycrpowering dclugr uf new songs,
but the unru7pectlng prltua donna only
laughed lighily at the words. Within
twenty -four hours her laughter had
changed 10 CONSERVATION FOR the de-
luge set IN. Songs began 10 arrive at
the FIFTH Avenue hotel by dozens.
scores and hundreds. and Nine. Neya-
ta's maid was kept busy all day long
answering the summons OF bell boys
barring the cards OF native composers.
They came with Coon" HongR and mo
TIER songs and rag-time songs and
every other species OF songs. until the
can atrice In desperation threatened To
assume an incogulta and escape TO some
obscure hotel where the persistent ma
i've composers would never discover
her.
However. out Of the conglomcratl0n.
Nevada says she has discovered several
merltnri0us works and one OF these she
may sing at her concert In this city on
New Years night.
Mr. II. 8, Goddard. the well-known
baritone singer and music teacher, lett
last night ON quick trip TO Chicago.
NJ ooddnrds visit may result In HE
adopting the operate profession. lie
has been IN correspondence with George
lAsk. manager OF tho Tivoll In san
Francisco. for some time, With a view
TO singing In that home OF popular
opera, and had fully intended TO visit
san Francisco during the spring. 1t
happened, however. that during the re-
cent rendition Of Madeleine. Mr., Riley,
sph'in-lnw OF the owner OF the Studc-
hakcf thentcr, Chicago, heard Mr.. God
dlrd sing and was greatly struck with
Ms rendition OF the old man In that
opera, The Studcbakcr theatcr Of chi
eagu II one OF the homes Of the noted
castle square opera company the
MANAGERS running three places
simultaneously, In Chicago, New
York and ST. Louis. and chang
ING the members from city 10 city
"a they desire. Mr.. Riley spoke TO the
manager OF the Castle Square, Mr..
.latkc, about the excellent singer he
had heard In Salt Lake city. and Mr..
Clarke. becoming Interested, wrote Mr..
GODDARD asking him N possible 10 come
TO Chicago and sling for him. The In
nlntion arriving when the holiday
aullness was on, Mr.. Goddard decided
70 take the train nj once and II now On
hH way TO the East. should he receive
an oner which suits him, he VIII decide
70 enter the profession and viii remove
hls family to Chicago His friends Will
be greatly Interested in tho outcome
Manager Mulvcy this morning re-
oelNod a telegram from Paul Gilmore's
manager stating that Mr.. Gilmore was
much improved and would positively
MI his engagement at the Grand next
week. MIR GiimOre IL will tie Temem.