Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-02
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sousa marched into Salt Lake IN n
triumphant sort u way yesterday and
marched out again. bearing with him
something like 81. 900 aa his share Of the
two concerts at the thcator. The mat
inoo WIS not heavily attended. How
sousn'a manager could expect To draw
on a "Wednesday afternoon at dollar aud
a half rates Is a matter OF wondcrmont.
but at night the biggest, most brilliant
and representative audience ~ the year
damned into the house. even the gal
igrirs being occupied by prominent so
cicty people, and nfty OF more music
lovers drinking IN the strains from
chlliy positions outside the stage doors.
Sousnia great band l., u possible. bet
ter than ever, ~ numbers something
like nfty musicians. everyone a master
u his instrument but the cihuunrta.
ul'ovs ana flutes are given such pre-
pundrrance. that the brasay eject - Of.
ten heard IN military bands u suftcned
away and the volume ~ sound. even
when great unison forte burst comes
forth. II not found too great for the
auditorium. soust WAS Just az ~ old.
tho easy. graceful conductor OF many
fnundH and multitudioun puHrr. but very
few ~ the usual wind saving gestures.
Indeed hiH nonchalancc was 20 extreme
~ almost to convey the eject % being
studied. hut the sounds his iittlcat nod,
or the crook ~ his finger, OF the turn
" hls head can cause his Instruments
10 send forth, are of all things the it
Ninvat and most enchanting. Every
taste was given an innings last night.
SnuHn was IN his most accommodating
mood, and two, thfrc ana four cncofca
were given with rlcrity and a wiling
HaHHaH NaaNaa al a.. a.
Mngner'E beautiful Parrlfal selection
was followed BY a grand I.ohenErln
number. and then came the character
iltic fouHn two steps that SCI al feet
Go itching. ~ CAPTAIN. the Georgia
camp meeting. the "liut Time" played
with wltchcry almost plaintlve. fol.
lowed each other In ntpid succession.
ana all set tho house. aiiAmo with On
thuaihsm SnuHa'a newest mnrvh from
his latest opera, the Charlatan, was
given a great reception, and without
doubt ~ Will take ita place amnns the
notable march compositions which have
proceeded frnm his tuncful brain. Mr
Pryor. the trombone nploist. who once
resided herr, was given an ovation.
ana blk floral Offering. a. "a recall 60
his own pretty Love thoughts" h. gave
un exquisite rendering OF Just one
uirl" The vloliniat, Mies uoyie, made
a decided impression aud her benuufui
work gained her big recall. The so-
prnno. Misc Davies, has "a voice highly
trained but thin In quality. The after
noon concert wns lighter IN vein but
thoroughly appreciated. Mr.. Pryor az.
pvnvd by request, Mr. Clarke, the
cOrnrtHt, made such n hit ht the mat
lnvc mat he was called Tor az night ami
he graciouHly responded. Tho band app
pear next In San Francisco. getting In
thrrc Just ahead ~ Melba.
There was decided surprise ~ the
Grand last night. II was thought that
with souHa M the Thouter tho popular
priced attraction would ~ hegglng Tor
patronage, but much 20 the general
Wundrtment, there was even a greater
crowd than on tho opening night. IL
illustrates plainly that thore IL big
section ~ our public 10 whom Hight
opera nt popular grades will always
appeal no matter how HtrOng tho cnun-
ter attractions. OliNrtte WAS tho bin
brought strictly up o. the present time
~ writing, or was the case with Hoe
caccio. IL fun and tunofulnoss were
Woll brought ont by tho Grau company,
the main hits being made by Miss Car
rlngton ana Mr. feloh. Olivottc VIII
De- repeated torlFht and Friday even
ms the Mlkadp viii form the attraction.
Tue matinee ~ locohccio yesterday ar
terno0n was not heavily attended owing
TO the lnclcmen' weather
The Thcater viii be the scene Of the
merrioHt dancing festivities of the
year Friday ana Saturday nights
and saturday afternoon ~ this
week, the Finnsrs hail being
likely the only one 60 be mold
In this building for the season. 4 few
muslral selections viii be Interpreted
between dances and large orchestra
NJ fourteen pieces win furnish the mus
sIc Tor the dancing, Friday night ~
Tabernacle choir night, and they and
their friends viii have fun sway: sat
uriny afternoon win see the chlldren's
carnival and SATURDAY night from
o'clock 90 midnight VIII be for young
people generally, The general public
who do not dance viii be admitted as
nn-lnokers az any OF the sessions. for q
small admission Zee. Without doubt Il
VIII DE a sight worth seeing.