Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

d, all Ways hNN'' A., r.ba
ltsln ' !" career of the Salt LAKE *,
ard ,', .onSony Is now drawing , to Its
opera ''9 ,sst with one, or at the utmost
END anu ' nortormances, the popular or
two n0Is =, viii have passed into ,ne
pnIiau .,slcb long since enyeloped 'ns
shades saw. Da'J pramatIc association ana
Old p ,,.,,o pramatc cub Three ae-
The ho" ar Europe which VIII De
pflu'S o mo immediate future VIII no
a.a S, !, MI, Ia Quletus on the operations ,",,,
douV' p oo,rpany That Is unless new rev,
s.n, sufficiently strong arises r TO ",
p, be , .os,o and at the present writing
TiI 'uu' s.ss Of the company frankly
o' , 1',p' they do not perceive where the
~ Wy ' talent is to come FROM ..o,
', ~, ,I arst Of the singers to depart VIII
u, ,o, 80, Aryllla Clark, who with her
,,,,s her. wifi leave for Berlin Fen ~ ~
non l'.,og her will go Miss Luella Fer
iYV ,obo will also study In Berlin
y, U,,os me date Of her departure Is not
p, e,sd It Is almost certain that she
"A m isaye early in the spring MT
c ,a will say farewell TO salt Lake
u' ,Sout the same time, and 1t can be
'',Illv seen that with three such gaps
!. ,Se ranks Of the company 1t would
n useless for 1t to attempt to continue
10 operations ..,,,,
rSs company is at present at work
49,. a,lortha," which is to be present.
n Feb. lst This will form the last
,,,,srapce of Miss Clark, and whether
NJ, M, FerrIn and Mr.. Goddard will be
g,n in another work Is as yet un-
,,orD. Other parts in Martha" Will
4, slled BY Mr.. Spencer, Mr., Goddard
M PIPER and MIR Graham
Cannot the fine orchestra brought
s,.tber Thursday evening for Miss
Gates concert be made a permanencyV
a tho question one hears on every
hand No one can make an answer
with any degree Of certainty. only
those on the inside" know something
Of the work It takes to induce mu-
scIans to lay aside their engagements,
10 say nothing Of their personal feel
Ing, and engage In the practice neees-
say 10 form capable orchestra. The
musicians were only brought to-
gether for the Gates event by a
strong personal request made to
each ot them signed by Governor Wells,
Manager Piper, Mr.. Burton and several
newspaper critics. Added to this was
The generous desire on the part Of all
The musicians to lend their aid TO give
successful send or to one Of Utah's
daughters who has so distinguished
herself In the realm Of music. The
question lies In nut shell. II the mu-
slcans o. this city could be assured of
patronage sufficient to justify their re-
naming together, doubtless they would
form permanent organization. They
make their daily living out Of their
Instruments, and their bread and but
Ter / Just as Indispensable to them
as 10 The merchant or broker. Prob
ably Il will not be known whether or
not The town will support a permanent
orchestra, until some muslcian-one
around whom all viii rally--comes for
ward With the courage to make a trial.
In The meantime 1t might be stated to
some Of our wealthy citizens, that here
ia direction In which they might pro-
nlaoy expend something Of their sur
plu means with patron or patroness
V sand behind the enterprise, one gem
tIous and public spirited enough to
guarantee that the orchestra should not
'a1er financial loss, In addition to loss
ume and the success OF the venture
would Be assured.
Ine attraction at the Theater last
nlgn' forms a forcble argument on the
zoe Of those who claim that the Amer
lAh Stage like the British, should have
! censor Certainly il "The Girl from
As1lms' had been passed upon by
Nsh a governmental authority, one
VINO had any regard for public morals,
" VINO bestowed a thought upon the
'ieSl such play has upon the minds
eoys and girls in their teens. he
ayud nave rgldly exercised his prerog-
suVe and sQuelched Il at It's birth It's
WOpIedominatIng features are It's sllll-
asS and It's close approach to obscen-
va II IS not even bright and one who
Al through the rendition last night.
%uIl not decide which to pity most,
us lalfly capable company of actors
slO had TO struggle through the lines
" Iue play, or the audience I'm front-a
1ee one In which the male sex pre-
g,Oulnaled-a big part Of which roared
a. 1'lh'ely over the alleged fun and
as suggestive coarseness Of the situa-
. WIS On the whole, the palm Of SYM
,Mny should perhaps be awarded 10
, w payers, for they had to go through
ny, .,n lhelr work TN the final curtain,
' saue me audience had some chance to
. .ssPe 10 their credit, be It said many
ond oct. 'N' Wv '
/. 's s week will be another busy one
7A say LAKE amusement circles. the
s '"'asr being down for eight perform
~, ana me Grand for solid week.
,,es we Iheater Monday night. the
ps auVerlsed production Of "The
n. s.yy ,l the opera from which
iale OF me Kangaroo" was taken,
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