Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-04
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"Iittle Minister" mems the week.
There is the utmosf curloslty 10 see
Miss Han in The role az Rabbie and Mr..
CUMMINGS in thar ~ Gavin. The eight
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review oil us nnal performance OF IL
IroYatore saturday night. some fea-
lures OF the performance ana or the
engagement. however. were so extra
ordinary mat IL Would hardly De prop
er TO pass them by IN silence.
Not the least Of the features was the
remark OF one OF the morning papers
to the erect mat the chorus In III Tro-
Vatore quite redeemed ltselt. ms
Is peculiarly distressing. The cold
fact IS That Few things ever heard
within the walls OF the Theater nave
Deen more nerve raehi thlt TN chorus
work IN the 'MlserereT scene, wheIe II
should nave been AZ lis very BEST Mu-
siclans VINO We're admitting the cnarm-
prano, and the tenor solo OF Russo, were
angry enough TO break INTO misses
when the chorus chanted the Whole
"Miserere' at least quarter or note
OFT the Key, IL was simply butchery' anu
IT was the more eyasperating when one
remembers that Mr.. stephens could
have furnished any number OF singers
on an hours notice for the Invisible
work, who would have rendered 1t 20
perfection. Collamarini was superb. In
some respects her gypsy was more
strongly rendered than II mas ever been
in Salt Lake, notably the dramatic
parts. Russo's work was uneven At
times ne was excellent, ana at times ne
Allessandroni much 10 the general dis
appointment OF the audience, could
hardly sing note. II is much to his
credit that he walled through the part
at all as his hoarseness was OF the kind
that would have caused most artists 10
refuse TO step upon the stage The or
chestra struggled vaiiantly with us part
and occasionally did good work, though
on the whole II was a prolonged violin
solo with plano accompaniment by MI
Weihe and the leader
The trouble between the Opera COM
pany and the Salt Palace Association,
was compromised last saturday night
and a payment OF $3.50 was made by Col
onel Thompson's representative, me
box Office receipts had been withheid
all week by Mr.. Pyper, awaiting the
adjustment OF the salt Paiace item, ana
the question OF the theatres own dam
ages for the postponement on tuesday
night. Everything was ainlcapiy set
tied and the company went on It's way
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