Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-01
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Miss Arvilla Clark scored great
sucC ess at the Tabernacle last evening.
The big auditorium held 700 or 500 peo-
pie, enough to have made a handsome
audience In any other building In the
city but I'm the Tabernacle it could not
help seeming d rather dsplrltlng turn
out The reception It gave the singer
and the program generally, however
was of the heartiest and most emphatic
sort Miss Clark already has q Won
derful voice, and with the schooling
she intends giving herself, II Is not
too much to epect that she VIII be fully
capable OF taking the place I'm grand
opera that she uspires TO- More than
any other OF our local singers, Is she
gifted In the one respect OF dramatic
fire. and this, allied TO her beautiful
tone quality, suggestive In her quleter
selections of the low notes or German
flute, and at other times OF the flcit
velvet of the cello, tit her espncldi'Y Tor
work in high class opera, she gave
herself long and difficult program
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her Accomplishments and her physical
strength showed that she had not over
taxed herself Probably her best
achievement was the Wagnerlan NUM-
Der, 'Trauemc' perfect study IN ten
derpess. Another special number was
the aria from Robert lie Diabe III
which she showed the strongest ara
matte feryor Her voice, conNfuilo
or meg2o, seems to have no UNIT TOT
I'm the aria from Samson ana Dehlah
gne Jumped into soprano heights mn
simnly astonished her audience. 'Oh
That We Two Were Maying was an
other beautiful rendition, and the ven,
eryble Home, Sweet Home showed
her tone quality and her feeling on 10
charm She had some hearty recals
and some beautiful floral offerings,
The new tenor, MIR, Kirkham' gave
the impression of being nervous at ntsi
and of being somewhat oVerwelsi,te1
by the big building AFTER nc nar
secured his bearlngs he grew III lnNV,
and was heartily applauded, espeCitJtiSS
was probably the selection pest suIteu
TO his voice. and the duet win MISS
CLARK. still As The Night III inns
both voices blended Beautifully MI,
Kirkham's voice Is a second tenor ot
sweetness. He sings with goou 'asle
and stvle. and conveys IN" IMPRESSION
thar I'm a small building he would give
a much better account ct himself
Mr.. Mcclellan had positive ovation
for his several numbers, ana was given
two recalls. His rendition Oh we
Grand Onertoire In u was as lieJeS-
Tie as Lis "old melodies We're 0ellcale
and enhancing, -, 49,.
down for two numbers and has done
nothing better Of late than its selection
1.-THE Sea Hath It's Pearls IL was
heartily applauded for its work.
This is Cinderella day at the The
atei and two performauc " VIII be
given of the localized opera one az
o'clock and the other at SID me
popularity Of the people engaged ana
the wide advertising the attraction mas
received, are relied on 10 i'l' VI" MUSE
At the Grand last night Mason &
Mason had an old time reception at the
hands Of their many friends, They
have appeared in salt Lake on a good
many occasions and every ono knew
what to expect when the curtain rose
on Rudolph & Adolph." The show Is
as merry. hearty noisy and enjoyable
as ever II was, and the company the
comedians bring with them, lends good
aid I'm keeping the merriment up TO the
highest point Besides the two Masons
I'm the part Of the twins, those deserv-
Bates and Beatrice Mckenzie. whose
duets were especially good. The same
bill runs tonight and tomprroH after
noon and evening, and is well worth
seeiEg
The Novelty Theater on West Second
South presents an entire change Of bill
each week and Is doing a good business,
the leading feature being the team of
Rice y Lucas,
rThe Bonnie Brler Bush Will run all
next week at the Theater, and the adj
vance manager, Mr.. Rulings, Is here to
look after the advertising.
The advance sale opens today for the
Jefferson De Angels engagement at the
Theater which begins Friday.
"CnClc Josh SprucebY holds the
boards at the Grand Thursday.