Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-05

- ones has been seen u
have passed altogether.
va me hunger for amusement
~ IN uBsatshsd. however, the prodI-
brsIress done by THE Evil Eye"
t-,,y Illustrates, and II the four events
~. Tx .rs vet TO come are fortunate in
~.,tber. OH win undoubtedly do
...., equally gratifying. Three
..ss f,ur a least belong to the class
H., can defy ordinarily bad weather
i. most other adverse conditions.
.-~.y Drew. Goodwin and Miller The
~ foreign musicians who visit us
-, rs.k will appeal to much the same
y. that Paderewski did, and their
~. viii depend entirely on the way
,... visit surs uD our musicians. The
~, three win draw from all sorts and
.iriors Of society. and the regret
IN a. general that their stay is to be
.t,rt John Drew puts in only one
-, NAY 18TH. IN THE Tyranny OF
r.ro while Nat Goodwin and Maxine
r.,,t can likewise give us but single
4 ',.,ng Of when We Were Twenty
,,se on the Goth. We shall be morV
4 innate with Henry Miller. who gives
4 June 18TH 18Th, goth and 21st. We
q promised "The only Way and
satsaase" Of certainty with q
,tlty OF Brother Officers" Who
N wers leading lady win be is as
y, Uncertain. Delightful Margaret
|i,,1 has been ordered OF the stage
nj hospital by her doctor and she is
y Iksy to come. Rumor speaks OF
rlrAs Bates as her substitute, and
NM ibis Is uncertain, 1t gains some
,.s, o. probability from the fact that
Prank Wouh.ng IS Miller's right hand
r,s ana "vhere thou goest, there will
|lpas5" seems to have been a sentl-
IN, that controlled these two players
,riastly ia the past
s fsf what Is ahead, It IS too early
.i,y,t 10 speculate. The house will be
,sai aIl summer and what fall at
FACTIONS have been booked Is not u.s.
By known ON the last Of June Nance
.ry,n The James Nell company, and
|fn,k Daniels are positively booked,
haths actual opening Of the season IS
tNsm.ned on and will be, TN the
sasng magnates IN New York are
BAN rom. There Is much talk OF Mr.,
fr,rsns being soured more than ever
b San Francisco, due TO the
by reception some Of his pets
b Because She Loved Him So were
s,rri.i there, but the fact that that
r.iy dId o specially good business
], 81 Lake. added 20 the records made
p By Nance ONeill, the Bostonlans. |
Fisi and Mcdowell and James, Kid
p nd Hanford induces the hope that |
u Lake win be left on the map Of |
slmans calculations. No one need !
surprised 10 see the marking out Of |
Dew route In the near future, one |
'l1h will take the big eastern sue |
ass TO Portland and the booming |
.HlTssi-where the least venture
| l' bears the dramatic stamp coins |
'isy-and back home by way Of |
.He Ogden. Salt Lake and Denver. |
ing San Francisco out altogether
'''al managers have already plo-
'ti'd their way over this route, and II
'ali to have yielded results so salts
's'''y that many others are thinking
. following IT,
.a' three big musicians who visit
y Ltse next week. were not origin
y Oooked here, but several OF our
.-ls musicians learning OF their
''lee 10 san Francisco. urged Mr..
w 70 negotiate with them for "A
80 mere Their standing In the
~ aha Europe Is OF the highest.
,...aliGoh the ylollnlst. and Ham |
III lne pianist are both Russians.
---eie also q pianist is. we be-
ffenchman. He. however. is
I. luloi member OF the trio. Pet
~, -, ,'l ana Hamburg are the twin
~ ela Their tour has been exciting
4. p ue same sensation everywhere
I-lefeWsN's has done. Like the
!. .l PIANIST Hamburg Is a pupll of
-, s..a' LeschetIzky, and he is only |
~ ~ o.l' Although he has never
NM, NJ, " america before he is a great
n. " vienna Berlin. London and
t.-... all1 ls especially noted for his
~ ft.s'4lons OF Beethoven. His repor.
,,,sa.'. luli % Russian music and ne
-,.s w. 10 DIS concerts many cele.
! COMPOSITIONS by Slavic compos.
s,,... i.f Vas a rough youn. slav
rcd e.l.a.Inond when On early youth
~ -.a,el from the Conservatory m
IL. Moscow and went 10 Paris
~ ~ mlght and pursued his own
rir,. ult DIS NE soon became an
n ~. y. s'Fuegle for existence ana inst
t,,Is on tne point Of deciding that
.,w.oS s was lost he met the Princess
q an enthusiastic art patron.
1s csa',ny Russian. then Visiting
q 4 ri XIV was pupil OF Rublustein
,Aa- s.aui.t OF rare ability. Her
Z ,,,t 'sa'eueally adopted petschni.
=, ~ hlm Go her home In 81 peters
4 , sn1 gave him every onnor,noi,,,
ls her ,'3,bment " his genius
Cd, ia nls llie has been devoted to
l,r ~ lne German critics. than
: thst .a. gre mono more exactlng
rssS ne plays more like a god tban
NM, W., o,. Of these three musicians
b ors'-',hl 10 music lovers anatos
.'gsl tbsy pl'ces Of admission are
lone 'D'y should be given a royal
tIras,
.hei bs Wv sL Louis are TO be dis
siest IN th. season for their lack OF {
winter bs t.,,fi9,rmances given there :
lpany az y5 'le Maurice Grau Opera
20 IN en-. 90 other opera viii be
cone b1 ul oi him, for some time !
sttly s,te.,ius ne season OF opero f,
.hch coro,,rl,lled IN Chicago bv The
ss5,. a New Orleans r rlno peen an I
io-11rl themselves one T nIgb, persons e, 'Rs
saaI.r.. tbs was me extent u, 'n ne I
2 was Give, aJlrally no perform ,
perforrSSs.,.sn On the other Mana
e English slyen by the cheap J
greatest ~ companies meet Win 4
success everywhere ~" :
Ffnn0e 10 fv.
! Fran,is W,illn'e IN little chat 8
pa talo Oh nj ',' oi recently. he told {