Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-23

l,cnmstanCe '"" ,u n,a
and Ili !, y notable an event All Ia lhe
pected o. ,,.o napers contain enthusl-
san FIau.,, 0,, Of the affair, and tha'
aal' ac.OS" a nav learn what 'hey
SAT- I' ~ oresent a few excerpts
says 'p I'VE The Grau days over again
Il wac cs.rs opera house last hisne
al hs y, sem ssmDrich opera company III
Win Ine me- q, seville" for program
'lh' i Da'', was ideal from the box Of
1is h0u' a,o,nt and Immediately sym
Ne , ''l"'' Audience and singers niger 70 Were tbe
plheuro nom the first mote " ,hms
% rapgO,,ss e merry old opera was t,ius
hii ana 'a a. unusually happy eonu 1,',
heard Gn's Gas indeed an unwohteuiy
ions II "us ,,'d nlaased with every
ea l ,,om the sembrlch wa,J,S ,ts
Glhs' lV" comedy that deiign'9 NJ ~, No
he aluesS the long ago. san fran,
sness'sg' evidently decided TO aGoep'
dsN has es ~ and all that Is ners,
Nns ssInpI'o aaya her hands and heart
ea W KIM IN a fashion very Io'e ny ,b ,e
lsA mai 's'i drst-night audience VI no, ' so
Ok s1 va me pacific, And IL Is hot ~
Ansh Y s,ter all. The star he rseii
v'nd ,saIiiI,s Ting personality, glorlously
Is "a iaselnsu .a,b a very sufficient dra'
, voi,s4 s ans Her support Is n nner,
i E@vs tbe average setting Oh IN V ,,orv
sso', ,, %' and her audience was KeiS
aug s 'SnootsS in all that good ,lttle
vel slu's ssould know, by Mr. Gran'
saa ls ,breS or four months ago. Fo''a
tout ,.uoh,ful THAT she was
se' ~ SoIa her own against the spleh'
sp.e !" ~O,I Of Melba and the COM
oIo . 'ars instituted by the old-umers
,Sosn her and Patti, denotes no mean .a,
t,iumph for this latest OF 'hI e r,ch
s s"r 10 come among US A 'ion
s .lrn u' hll.blooded voice she mas VA
s sSl.1,sly sympathetic and flexible anu
g Wa VII, he finest intelligence ~ nag ny
u w., ~, S,'A absolute purity and pellucid
quality Of Mel6a's VOICE, f., n Du. ner.
yarmih color and velyety richness n, pei !,
Mans fully compensate, Her hosina 70
a' Earning conception, blithe ana CO.
Sosr.b and She almost persuades 70 d
SSlsi IN the Inherent vitality OF the
part
The Chronicle said: -. ,ou
# was moi difficult last night TOT
Nine sembrlch TO win the large audi-
encs al Inc Grand Opera house. Mucn
WAS expected, but the prlma donna
lived nm 10 the most euloglstic oil the
notices had Of her in advance anu
hat is saying a very great deal =,
Although comparatively few haa
heard her. her rank was well enough
recognized. and she was received quite
as Il she had been an old fayorlte'
uThe Barber Of Seville" was very
excellent introduction to a new au-
dIenoe because II enabled US to hear a
varied selection from her versatile
yiits. Perhaps the most individual
quality she has Is the remarkable ana
rare color In her clear and high So
prano voice. She has great range
and the rarest musical qualities, while
the tones have all fullness and
roundness not often found In comblna-
tIOn with such sweetness, sympathy
and brilliancy One never has any
doubt OF her Her singing Is tempera-
mental, with such a perfect certainty
that she carries the audience with her.
Her execution. as one would naturally
Expect has the most graceful ease.
Her legato work Is not excelled, and
hir upper notes are quite irresistible
h beauty magnetic tone and warmth
Of feeling.
vt Is likely" said Professor Stephens
yesterday that the advice OF the
New" will be followed regarding the
Faust music-at least IN part. While
We cannot give the work with Sem
birch as in,ended-fOr ] am informed
mat she has decided not to return east
ihe same way that she came-we win
n pNpaoly give a concert during con-
Terence In which the choir will render
4 tis BEAUTIES Of Faust so our labor
., Ne opera will not be entirely vast
VINE Will be pleasant news that
YEAR 70 hear the Tabernacle choir in
us teasl choruses, II Is matter
Ngtt that Sembrlch could not be
sNI,s on her return, Mr. Stephens is
oosOuess IN error In thinking that she
.vN hol have been induced TO come.
w spphoaton was made by her man.
n.y. w cate al the theater early In
4 ApIll When he learned that n return
, ..e souid not be obtained at the Tab.
\, a'.e THIS certainly indicates that
NJ qngers Illness here was genuine.
a. spe' states that the night de-
!, si ma. sT april ith, at present booked
No. os n walsh, but he saws that as
i. ~, Mslsh has three other nights,
s, gV1 n o. more than pleased n she
"A h.,.S. mauced TO cancel In Sem
4 ~. n'a'oI' With the Tabernacle
N, ~" ~ " ready for the performance on
4 i.'t ny. NY. and Mr. Pyper anxious TO
,95. ~ ~, " me other, It is certainly
I'd 1. s .s nat the great singer viii
yf S,.u,eo 70 give us the promised
IN ~, s y TO sing in Los Angeles
r,. -i.s al'sr her San Francisco en-
All b ana Is due In Denver on
M S,s @qh opera to be produced b.
'Fstis,,,.s OPERA company. will be
c,ipr,s Professor Mcclellan is
trflsn, !. hsAtly rehearsals and feels
IA ~ uAl the company viii main
b vi VIZ III reputation which ltgained
cs,s Wy y. rmembered works az "The
n. 49,. normandy" Madeleine.
hi ! w. ms Lace Handkerchief" "a
ne ~ liza and THE Mandarin"
iira !, VI "Fatlnltza" VIII be the
b. " any which the home com
ll..hp, ri ss' attempted the complete
fsarii,, nS' being as follows:
'fisus, l',,,,si,'.''''",.Lotty Levy Kahn
GA ksb,chuillsa ..',,..."Arvilla Clark
,is Pssb.' uAon '..,.,..Mr. Goddard
u'st Hard,, '''''''r.Y,.,Mr Spencer
spann '"'''''''',.,...M Mr.. Pyper
eNish ''''''''''".,..Mr Graham
tks ''''''''''".. Miss Kidweli
Pa ''"''''",,,...M Miss Barrow
<esa ''''''''',...Miss Marcroft
4, htH ''''''''',.....M Miss Wilson
elrspha "'''''''''',...M Miss Wallace
N slsln '''''''''.'.u..M Mr. owen
Lieutenant '''''"..,,..... Mr.. A. Kelson
kk,,assa B4v ''''''''.'..,.M Mr. Bowers
Fsika ~ '''''..""...Mr. Crawford
",".'.:..Mr ]. Kelson
va make NJ ~ 'ne many social substra,a
Y Sat i.atsp N, a theatrical patronage
I, a real da,, ZANE zane out last night 10
,,t many m ~ show by real darkies.
q sere TO be- e' s.i regulation first night
stsns. ne sen IN the parquette or
,,.tvy a, an, we immense throne-ss
'ftnsh any that M.at 10