Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-26

,onces for tickets coming all the way
,rom Pocatelo on the north to Mantl
on tho south. The preference will OF
course, be given to all those who have
booked their orders through the mail
during this preliminary week and made
nsvments for the same. Commencing
Monday morning at the west ticket Of
400 of the theater, the regular adj
vance sale will continue throughout
me week and up to the day of perform
ance, Monday, Jan. 4,
I, may be Just as well TO contradict
story that has generally gone around
me country regarding Madame Adelina
patti. and which does rank injustice to
The great pfima donna The story pac-
es her in false light with the public
and thereby is hurtful to her feelings,
Tor Patti has feelings and they are
very sensitive.
The story is TO the effect that the
dlya sat In her dressingroom on one oc-
casion of late and refused TO go on the
stage and sing until the owners of the
theater Cwho,by the way, had nothing
10 do with any payments to herr In
which she was To appear, went about
and raised sufficient sum to make UP
the s. 900 to which she was entitled.
The absurdlty OF the story lies In the
fact thar the managers of places In
which Madame Patti appears have no
financial transactions with her. The
singer Is under contract to an incor-
porated company. the agreement with
which is that they shall settle with her
AT l9 o'clock on the day following the
concert should they by any chance
4 ~. al haal ga.
the $4,000 which IL in the hands OF the
Rothschllds as a guarantee fund to as
sure the fulhllment OF her contract.
II there were but 500 in the house, II
would make no difference as to Mad
anne PATHS going on the stage. She Is
paid $1,000 no matter what the receipts
may be and where they go over $500,
she divides the surplus with her man
ayers, So far there has been a divis-
ion in almost every place she has WIS.,
tied
This disposes Of the yarn about wait
Ing for her money and refusing to
sing until II is handed over
Another far fetched story that some
newspapers appear TO believe. is that
Madame Patti conditions with hotels
that there shall be quiet in the rooms
above her, that the decorations of the |
kultt SIldll Sft vi NV udih tulllUlth-
ion to advantage, and that her meals |
shall be cooked by her own Italian chef. |
Absolute rot!
As Madame Patti receives no visitors |
while on tour, the decorations of the |
rooms are matter of supreme indif- |
ference to her She has no Italian chef |
There Is negro cook on board her 1
Pullman car, but at hotels she eats the |
meals that are served her. The hiring |
Of the rooms above her Is true, for she |
needs peace and quiet and as these
rooms are always generously paid for |
BY berself, whose business Is 1t?
The many friends of Walter Wallace
are pleased to see him with us once
again, after an absence OF three years
In Germany, a part Of which time has
been spent In the study of music. No
tees OF Mr.. Wallaces progress and the
comments Of his teachers have appear
ed from time TO time In the News"
and his music loving friends look for--
ward with pleasure to the prospect of
hearing him sing, :,
The we'll known music house OF
Daynes n Son is to dissolve partner
ship, the elder member OF the firm,
/
ent from active business, and the
younger j. Daynes Jr., engaging
N other commercial pursuits. Prof
Daynes says that he had decided to re-
tlre before long anyhow, and thought
mat this might be done better now,
when business was good, than to walt
until some time later when things
might be less nourishing. Prof. Daynes
came to Utah in 1862 and began with
MS father In 1863, in the music business
N 1870, Mr. Coalter was taken into the
nrnl and few years later, Prof Daynes
ttold out to Mr.. Snelgrove, from that
time, until 1893 giving his time mainly
70 the Tabernacle music service. In
IVY the present firm was established
ana mas done a good business ever
slnce. The name Is so familiar that the
hFm viii be greatly missed.
heds band win play the following
program tomorrow evening, In the
Grand theater:
GTand Overture "siege of Rochelle"
c.g,''''''' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Balfe
'aprces, a. "a Cosey Corner" Hendick
b. Chinese Wedding Hiskey
Duet Tor picolo and cornet, Loves
DECLARATION ...n,,. .,,,.,.,. Alirro
Messrs, Bendlxen and Leslie.
Ifand selection from the opera,
g. Lucretla Borgia" . Donnizettl
'opraho solo, THE Choir Celestial
"'"". ',...,,,,,, ..n. Trevelyan
g.. Mrs IL. x. Bassett.
''ahd selection of Xmas Songs, Joy
w lne World "...,".. Barnhusen
N'prces' A. Hearts and Flowers"
b. MY Creole Sue" .Puerner
With Ephp Otartat
''and Descriptive Selection "Thc
Wight Alarm" ...... ..,.. Reeves
wv weeks ago local piano firms
mae not regarding the coming Christ
mich, uaue with the hopefulness that
sItn' De expected. But since then, the
nIa ms nave frightened materially, and
ill., 'V ". are selling so the dealers say,
caI not cross buns" In fact one To-.
,Ss o Tnie Us unable to fill its orders, as
nina N,aso manufacturers are way be-
whIoh WIN theirs Then collections
had not long ago were considered as
slou, LAY become as good as they were /,
maLina Ihe money Is coming right In, [,
FOR the dLnrlstmas seem very pleasant
n,s, he saturday evening recitals IN the ,
''s OF the Clayton Music company ,
hndlng !, me so popular that people are !
ordar ] necessary to come early In | !
very NV, w. una a seat, The last one was !
perfor,'.e Sstul both In attendance and |
tbis finance There VIII be no recital
"s Christmas, go " ''''e''"S 'e'
BaUs,tV r. kent's pupils recital at \
ottbe nall Tuesday night was one i
liz klnd musical events OF the season OF /
lore tba me program brought out be- s
evidence puoilc a pupils, and they gave i
Worth n, VI good work. l.. c. Ash d"
was the accompanies 1
spendinS Mcclellan and family are 3
old folIss me Christmastlde with "the 4
at nome In payson. s