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

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.Nnecuotes OF musicians are always In
mmrnsu,,s; olary written ny an En-
snan u'pionat recently published, tells
auna,nc.eIlst,c story OF kossini He had
peen p,ollhscu SKIN or Old post wine
Wy .he KING OF PORTUGAL and which was
oniy 10 De opMined In the royal cellars
| al,er waning patiently for some time,
.osslnl nnaliy wrote to the King: You
| paV',,seo me some VINE, sire, and 1t has
no, ye, arrived your majesty has Ger
lg no. IoTRolteh your promise, FOR
| .u,ers never lorset put permit me TO
thnt ~ Syu .a,a' an ee.ting oid ana
,i"' a. my age no uine Is 10 be lost.
an epuai alsregard OF me fear which is
| supPvseu 70 heuse royalty was SHOWN
~ n.lsI o., VINO hau Deen asked TO play
| ueno'e nn,perur Nlchoias l. When List
| Wa9 p'ay,ns tne ear negan CONVEX
| sation WIN ms adJutant' List stopped
"When tho ennneror snoaLs aii 49,
must he siIent !" TIM cgar 49, ~ 49,
| god -naturedIv and ken, s,iII during ,ho
| rest of the artists nayfnrnanca VIC
,a,oo 49,
.t. teiv gram from LONDON says that
,nhera ,ei, ,he snaitespury theater
vaars o,e i''u q 'slnpestusous tine TWO
i,at,' , osT, SUI nus peen RESIDING III
areS u.a,, ~ 70 peiliaPs roSe-col-
existence ,s puoe,ns ~, oa,tl,ng ior
,inn y, g 70 nlote sraphic uescrlp,,
ha on ~ - saiu unat AT tlmes she and
doi,or a q do 1a ~, niNeu on as ,,ttie as
u,i,ha, " oay ~ 1ruer 20 hive tns wnere-
Sha A. ~ ns 'o ,nus.eai euucH'ion.
Emo,sh pup' WI nenry russell, an
Iii t,seu nas ueclareu that she
n,,ara 49,, W ,eiiu1 r uhIy as grahd
ups,a p,ilra uohili, ihere nave been
~ LII. ene was heso'iating win
h,,, che sanin oy,i,lo YpGra managers,
W,ss N,oisa,, an'S, 10 lcaIneu tnat
10 annoar ,r Los naue a.ransehenls
a,,t,,n n ~ ~ s' t upeia az MlIaii next
s,,ori,a Il, IN 10 a.te5uy suhs MAT
h - .,r ~ raus'' ana mas appeared
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There Is almost as much music In f.,
n. sotherns production OF 1.-THE Proud
Prince as IN many grand operas. AL
together b2 musical numbers are inter-
spersed throughout the play, for which
specially augmented orchestra is re-
quired.
--
Arthur Pryor, well known as the
trombone player with Sousa's band for
many years, recently made his first
appearance as conductor OF band
o. ms own AT tne MaJesnc theater,
Ncw 10TH. Mr. Fryor played several
uoihooie soios, ana had the turther
a u al Dorotny hoyle, Vioilnisti
n,n,,t,n Duihe,u, soprano, ana olmohe
n'i 1nns eupiiol'luiii payer, Inere was
i"ise MUSE anu Inuch enthusiasm.
mr., ,,.
o., n s,uues, Oh Snopih ne Is hot or
~ ,to,.eu pe'in'. ~ was III 1915, III
Die oonipany VI 'ne roish NATURALIST.
H., oaloohl, VINO nau peen invited
fINoi"el Noh HuInpoiut 10 Jake
baa se,e,,.ihe congress- Chopin
inas -, ,' &C., ioi 'he scieiillhc meet
na91ta, W, IN t ino,c AT nome on meeting
% ,,aa.s Ia ~ tt ~, ~. .s ne MAS only
80 ea' o.u At s1ie VINE anu haa not yet
~ an. ny aiso met Spontini,
1890 ea az wy aeisht OF MS glory ana az
cor,,,,'sos, o petto 'IIlaIces OF thls
oetna lo'Sl operas, fie was most inter.
Uen5oii iso y, r,i ~ performance OF
iifa oS pa III eS,,.a' ne llNeu the busy
Garroa, ~" ', III, ou' uiu not aui,lre the
,nr. ,,it moaI.n, ie wrote 10 MS SIS
49,, - lo. .Iue tlat the berlin wo-
~, Nh" iioW W uIess Win taste; tney
i.,,i Nmst y. =, " ~ true, very VIII
~, out ~ " pity that such valuable
et eiiais Shou'u DC cut 10 pieces FOR
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