Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-16


he lists 1t among his assets
each year. but 1t certainly ought to
be big one. For eight or ten years
now It has been visiting Salt Lake and
each time II comes It seems to be good
FOR thousand dollar house Last
night was no exception. and the old
tumults of enthusiasm rose in the
same old rolling waves.
1t Is strange TO think that Mr. Harry
Emery and Katie Putnam took this
play ten years ago when they We're
on the lookout for new vehicle for
the lady's abilities, carried 1t in their
trunks around the country for over a
year and did not think 1t worth while
10 put, It in rehearsal II they had given
II q production like that with which
Att now presents II. their bank ac-
count might have been in the same
bursting condition that his Is today.
That the play wears so we'll Is due
largely to the care with which II is
IuOuDiChs Dt iosA 10 hNHN W. W. wy
able lines and Miss Hunt the new
'Madge." Is as clever as any one who
ever appeared In the part. The others
ell belong to the average grade, but
they are sufficient for the demands
made upon them. The same bill goes
tonight and with the interest that is
fxslaA ttr. hA 81 hNf he
clever Piccaninny band. It will doubt
less be good for second large turn
out
The Tabernacle concert season opens
week from Monday night, when Miss
Emma Lucy Gates viii make her first
appearance since her return from Ber-
lin. Her recital at the residence OF
Bishop Clawson last week created no
end Of admlring comment, and there Is
general desire on the part Of the pub
lie 10 hear her In the large auditorium.
She will sing eight numbers Of wide
ly varying character, and the Taberna-
Gle choir will be heard IN one or two Sc
lections.
On Thursday. December 9Th, the cele-
brated soprano, Charlotte Maconda. APP
pears one night with the choir. She
Is said TO be one OF the worlds rarest
singers, and how she is regarded in the
East can be well judged from the fol-
loving notice In a recent number OF the
Brooklyn Citizen:
"Maconda surprised her most ardent
admirers. and judging by the reception
accorded her they are not few. The
applause that signaled her Appearance
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t.aiiah pahu' witch Mr. o.epnenss
, ol as iviinlns one VI 'he iea
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All these concer,s WIN ue III aiu Vi ehe
Iapernacie cholr Naiiorhlan TOUT
iuiu, ana TINS ousht " DC an auuitiona.
reason Ior nea'! patronage On the part
Oh the puphe.
-,
Inc sensational press writer OF the
east mas gotten ho1d OF the iact that
MISS Emma Lucy Gates a mormon
giri Is 10 De mace FEATURE Oh MAYOR
roma cohcert company next year anu
the newspapers are aireauy beginning
70 teeh WIN more or less extraVagahl
no.'Tos Mlss 1dtes pistuse apepals ~
very complimentary hotlee' IN when
ner voice ~ compared 10 that Oh JENNIE
dand. me enterprlsing reporter ADDS:
"a touch OF romance Is tent 70 her
Iame py the tact that MaJor rohd mas
tne mormon ChuIch ior Sornpe.luoI:
MISS oates Is the daughter Oh Mor,non
parents III rs the amoinoil OF the MOT,
mons 70 possess the hnest choIr anu
the best soioists IN the world, Ior their
services ID the great laperhacie q.
SAT- Lake CITY. Inc competition ior
MISS Gates voice is rear ana the
Church IL quite likely to win. Inc con-
sent or the girrs parents 10 her APP
pearahee as a concert singer mas prac,
ticaliy peen obtained. as they are ola
friends OF MAJOR Pond but the consent
churcn 10 YET 10 De had, ana that Is
quite likely to be withheld
The Eagle man VIII no doupt De sur
prised when ne hears that MISS Gates
mas secured the necessary PERMISSION 10
Join The company, her iather having
signed tne CONTRACT LOT ,hree Inon,hs
concert tour. Her mother, Mrs. susa
young oates' WIN accompany her from
tne time she ieaVes nome uii 'he ume
she returns
AFTER tohight the long run Oh tneatrl-
cals which the SAT- Lake Iheatei mas
been enjoying WIN come TO an abrupt
termihauoh, ana ior tW9 or tnree "e Tss
AT ieast' tne mouse WIN DC uaih; Lne ny,
company IN Butte IeaNes Mahsser ry-
Per Win ms inahhssNihs 1ates On
ms hanos, anu .housn ne mas aVne any
ahoun, VI ,ees'aph'hs W u'.lac'lons
III nea'os e e,ue' ne mas no' ~ ou
see1eo IN nii,hs .ne ua'es' ms own
neai,h piov"ps lenuels " iuiposs'uie
Ior the la oIsIu sollI",'L " ..pra.
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