Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24

Al not be surpris'ns " mems this
q pp' and evening witnesses 'he
,tsr'n, another era in salt LAKE
tcsF :. onnals. 1t is generally uh'
amS'en, ,ofore another season
dsrfoa ~, Mr.. Goddard, Miss Gates,
NJ rerrln will have gone abroad
r' ,one period Of study ana VITA
n ~" 'rre Of three such strong ns'
n difficult to see how the 'o g,.n
y = .Ion can be kept together Inc
e''us s.ors that the Salt Lake opera
."y has been in existence nave
Sn'.'' notable in a musical way us
VA o. n.seret Association and the
h Wv ,,h we're in a dramatic way
W., -. pobllc which they have dohr
y. seb 10 entertain, and which In turn
~s ,,nor,ed them so generously, can
'' s ~, ,.lsv the closing Of their oper-
~ l..o. MIN regret, II may be that
'''y ,sw stars win rise to take the
s ' q, those who are departing but
me, be said that they have not as
made their appearance on the
horizon -. at.
TNe Jolly Mus6eteer' is to have SIX
n,lors here. opening this afternoon
:, evening and closing next Wednes-
~ afternoon and evening. The out
',,our dates will be ogden Soth, Logan
lime ?, and Provo, June T.
Il reouired the outlay of pretty stlff
,,m 10 induce George Lask to spend
,b,se DAYS in Salt Lake en- route to
Gan Francisco, but bis old time exper-
s,es with salt Lake amateurs in the
ppl,cIllao days made him listen t.
n, opera company's overtures' The
Loci, people, while they are frank 10
uy that Mr. Lasks coaching is nor
ne gentlest thing in the world to UNI
dsrgo all unite in paying him tribute
vthe most perfect stage manager that
,nM be- imagined. Mr.. Lask, on his
rar gave the singers as good n certi~
sgie of character as he knew how to
s,soute and his verdict was that If
The Jolly Musketeer" did not score
huge success. he would not know
law 10 account for t. He was espec-
ALLY enthusiastic over the WORK OF Nj
SPENCER. who plays DeArgells' roe Of |
me- Jolly Musketeer himself and over
Miss Gates vocal ace mplishm ents. !
M said to the writer, 81 would Xix |
10 secure that girl for one or two
Years. think her forte Is light opera
and in that field she should shine. |
There is a fortune awaiting her with |
proper handling, for she not only has
The voice but she has the temreri-
ment, individuality and magnetism
that make successful player
Speaking OF the work Of drilling the
chorus. Mr. Lask said, u sup, o3e
am counted harsh, but when one has
done nothing but train ch0ruses night
end day for ten or fifteen years, he
nay Well be pardOned II he OCCASION
ally loses his temper assure YOU IL
hG very different thing, however. TO
dill hies and gentlemen in amateur
companies from handling those whl
are strictly professional With the am
ateln you simply have TO appeal aad
storm and beg. There is no such thing
as enforcing your mandates. as you
can With professional companies. There,
L chorus man or woman fails TO
ioe the mark. his pocket Is made TO
itfsf for IT, and that usually makes
bin very careful. When the "Floro-
tea' company was In Salt Lake, one
q The seStette Of gentlemen came
Gown from his dressing room without
uayat He was find five dollars
~ The omission, Another night
~ OF the girls in the sextette came
Won the stage without her boa. It
oNl her S2j a full weeks salary. That
fly sound hard, but II you knew how I
ag i was for the average chorister
wiorget and to grow careless. ana
}" sharply they have TO be watched
y would not wonder at such a fine
khg imposed"
hHlhg Sir Henry Irving and Joe
'slelson, there Is probably no actor AT
present. before the public, except Rich
Ss mansfield, who could come into
Sl Lake and demand 81. 80 for seats
uAnou' raising storm Of Indignation.
HAnshed has announced that this win
uie larlt Tor each OF his productions,
aosefer ana not only is there no un-
wa wal amount OF comment but the the
wv wv People announce that the box office
sa' De open an hour earlier than usual
wy, .asn lhe sale begins next Tuesday. to
caie OF the anticipated crush.
,a"ainy II any actor Is justified I'm
Tss such price. that actor Is
Aansheid' HE has established a fore
wy place among an living artists
~ ~ .ss gained his position not only
~, !" genius. but by unnagglng hard
,ss A, steady adhesion to high ideals
49, w. an uhstlnted expenditure on his
th,vaueuohs. Mansfield will arrive
, rss,slay morning, coming with
, ,,'H ualn Of eight cars. The nor
e ,sua. trunks Of the members OF fha
npany number 50, and there are
r,sy iVV trunks Of costumes. TO ac.
s s...ilulate each Of the Mansfield nro-
49,. .0. ~, lhe stage OF the theater viii
rla,n we opera Wednesday night be
MAJ" everything except It's dron
n s..n mansfield brings every item
M . ana scenery for his PLAYS
tI,t, 'pel'oire now stands, Thursday
~. ana Friday afternoon "Reau,
IA s Friday night, Beau prummel"
u8y hight. The First Violin"
a, y. :, SAT- Palace theater VIII be onened
to- ~' season on May 30, and the now
,A,,. 'onpany engaged by Manager
oNIe Viii WI make its first bow 10 orr
IN m. ne play selected is In keepine
,r decoration day, being the mil
S ,,, u'aina entitled "TwIxt Love ana
~ The stock companv mas ha"n
h NV, Nv NY Mr. Adams in the east and
I,,sS rs y royalty piece. People who
bd ~. we SAT- Palace last year will
On r.{, changes IN II when they SEQ I
10 ,,,iluay next All the seats ON
\. ,,Wrlor have been raised iron,
49, ase back 10 the rear wall Tha
A.. nus been widened and boYes I
Ia, e1een added so tha, the i,no .,
isrs,1,IGss. oeen improved from every I
rlcAs' v,,n The old grade OF popular /
VII remain in vogue.
aso, ,nlluer closed her Salt I.alre {