Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-06
E,!,~4-:2STSassss..
1 ~ 49,
EEA ssQ3Szr& 8 y. -

solo By MIR. Ashworth. and n guitar
solo BY Air. achcttlcr Mr. stephens
acted aa master Of ceremonies. and Mr..
paynes a. accompanied.
Last Tuesday evening In the reception
hall " the u. Y. Academy. Provo. the
elRhty-nve members OF tho music de-
partnent N that school surprised their
professor, J. ]. Mcclellan. An excel
lent musical and literary program had
been prepared. during which the Sur
prise was sprung upon the teacher,
consisting u a iifc.slHc oil painting u
Prof. Mcciellan'a last teacher. Alberto
Jonas, the cminelt spanish pianist.
Miss Pike gave readings. Miss Reynolds
read some exquisite musical sentiments.
President clur cuiogixcd the work u
this department and Prof. Mcclellan re-
spondcd To the company. AFTER this
they retired TO the domestic Science de.
partment where an elegant banquet
was served amld toasts from professors
and students. The painting II the work
at $50.
Relatives Of Viola Pratt Gillette were
surprised to receive letters from the
lady In San Francisco this week. In
forming them that she WIS Just on the
point of sailing for a trip around the
world IN one 81 lloytr companies. by
this time she II on the pacific ocean
headed for Honolulu. where the COM
pany opens on the 21rd. thence u Hoea
- Australia. then 20 the provinces 81
south Africa. In all probability this
II the organization which viii render
A Trip to Chinatown. and a Stranger
| In New York. and In which Hugh j.
Ward has been engaged To- play a lead
lng part. Miss Pratt probably doing
the vocal work with which both pieces
III "a a. -.
~ the stage no a profession. the eN-
perlence VIII be- q valuable one FOR her.
~ Hoyt'a plays are always we'll staged.
carefully managed and good salaries
arr paid. II l. said that Mrs. Gillette
receives t5s "a week Tor the tour. Mr..
Gillette remains In New York.
How Rohenthai II regarded In the
Fast can be shown ~ this paragraph
| from the New York Journal
! should say. after hearing this new
Idol ~ New Works muslc.mnd pppula-
ton. that l,orenthal had about rix
hands. with an allotment OF about six
teen fingers 10 each ~ Thorn. shut your
eyes while Itosenthai Il playing and you
are convinced that what he II doing
would be- impossible 10 a man with less
than ninety-rlN finEcrsi candldiy, I
do not think yo'i can afford 10 miss
liorenthal-but take your opera glasses
along.
Mr.. pypcr looks for small sized riot
/ In frunt Of the Thentcr Monday MORN
Ing when the sale for the iiostoninns
opens. when people realize that spec
ulation win be prohibited. and each
/ purchaser limited TO four tickets 10
each performance. The repertoire Is
a. follows. Wednesday night and Hat
/ urdny matinee. Rob hoy, It's nrHt
rendition In SAN Lake, Thurs
day and saturday nights The
s.renadc: and Friday night Robin
Robin Hood. The popular company Il
Just the same rs before except that
Helen iiertmm viii mn the shoes of
/ Alice Nelson. and that George Br0der-
/ lex VIII M the gap left vacant by the
/ secession ~ Eugene cnwlen. Inruab.e
Jessie bartlett Davis, Mcdonald. Froth-
inEhnm, Harry lirnNn and all the other
no'ablcs vii appear In their old parts
The idea ~ repeating 4 Thp To AZ.
rlca On Decoration day has had 10 be-
abandoned, owing 10 the departure of
/ Miaa savage and Miss Lazy for the
east, Both young ladies expect To- leave
within the next few days; Miss Savage
/ and her sister Ida viii ~ to Nebraska
| FOR a visit u a month Ia their friend
Mr.. Zook Mlna Levy will SO To chi
cago, whrrc she expects 10 take up a
Il NNlNN ANNNNN W NANNNH anu Mllllf NNHNhf
she may accept AN ofcf for concert
or summer opera enlargement u II not
/ likely therefore that the Sait Lake
opera company VIII be- again heard
from until fall
Mr. Fisher ~ the Walker House has
rcccivcd word that his daughter. Mlnr
sallie Fisher. the wcli-known young
singer, viii elavc Chicago for home
/ next week Ia spend her summer va
cations accompanying her viii be "A
friend. MisH Latlmer who. like hcr. has
been a musical student In Chicago,
Miss i.atlmer II said TO be the porses-
voice.
| An New York In ngog with eager ex-
pcctnncy over next Monday night
event. Maude Adams long announced
venture In shakespeare II set for that
| evening AT tho Empire thcaior, and
| seats for any night of the two weeks
| io which the engagement II limited,
have been selling nt premium for n
week VIM Favorrham viii be the
nomco and Maudc'H juliet. Jas X,
ilnckctt the Mcfcentlo and orrln John
lon tho Paris. Speaking ~ the produc-
tlon, Sir. frohman recently said;
| think II may be predicted safely
that her Juliet win be sympathetic,
sweet and simple. Che win bring to her
performance the methods with which
the public II Just as ihIAi'iAr IA you
! and !. There viii be- In her Juliet many
~ the characteristics that have marked
her past performances, except that
there win he no comedy Juliet. We arr
told. was II years NJ axe nt the time
Of the action 81 the play, ana that would
make her approximately a glrl ~ 10 ~
today, FOR young girls are bit wiser
now that they used to be In Shakes
penre'a time. Miss Adams viii be called
upon 10 lmperHnnntc a young Eiri IN
love for the frst time In her life. who "
| confcascdiy loveaick. II anyone expects
her Ia attempt TO be- anything else than
the Juliet OF the Kind have suggested,
he will be- disappointed. Che does not
conceive Juliet 10 be a tragedy queen
| or full.grown woman To whom love
AFFAIR N u clever game. The produce
ton. II will he found viii not be spec
tncular nn some productions ~ llomeo
and Juliet have been. The scenery aud
the costumes viii be- quito ms excellent
az they should be. and whatever there
IN that ~ spectacular win be Inherent
IN the abilities NJ the actors.
TIIrATEn GOSSIP.
Katherine Florence, late of Mr.. 30.
! thsruia ruupauy has been falegtel ma