The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-03
TO SING HERE
Acting Manager in the City to
Arrange For Concert on
Jan. 4, 1904.

Nine Patti will come to Salt Lake City
on January 4. 1904. II Marcus K Mayer,
her acting manager, can arrange mat
tiers. lie arrived in the city Yesterday,
and is registered at the knutstOTd. re
is making Il tour OF the country arranging
for j trim for that famous OIvd. There
is no doubt i'm his mind but that the
singer will appear in the city on the
above date.
Mr. MAYER said last evening that Nine
Patti would arrive i'm the United States
i'm November accompanied by her nus
band. Baron Cederstrom and will give a
tOtal of sixty concerts she will appear
in al OF the principal cities as far south
as Birmingham. Ala. san Francisco on
the west and Victoria and Vancouver,
b. c.. on the north. The Salt Lake con-
cert is booked for January / at the salt
Lake theatre.
In the supporting company of the pres
ent tour are: Mile Roza Zamels. favorite
pupil of the Belgian violin king Nsaye;
Nile. Nara Margols. a favorite London
Dianiste: Anton Hegner. the great and
widely known 'celiist: Willard UrigO a
new tenor. who has taken London by
storm: Claude Cunningham, the favorite
baritone, of the Carl Rosa forces and
Nine Gabrielle Aounda. the first con-
tralto from the opera in Florence. The
musical director viii be the celebrated
maestro Romualo Sapio. who is well
known in America and who has been
with Nine. Patti on several OF her PEE
Nious tours.
The result of her recent appearance in
VelOus voice is still in the full possession
of all its wonderful richness and charm,
while such technical perfection as has al
ways been hers can never be lost. Nine
Patti began her wonderful career i'm this
country No. -, 1883. at the old Academy
of Music in New York. and IL is but
fitting that. being stiIl possessed of all
her artistic powers, she should come to
Salt Lake still once again in the
uneCualled maturity of her art which she
now commands
At least 5000 people visited the salt
Palace last evening. They were at
tracted to that popular resort by the
Sunday evening concert by Held'S band
and the members Of the vaudeville com
pauv. and TO see DiavOlo loon the loop.
Tho daring rider gave two performances.
the capacity of the tent in which ne gives
ms exhibition being too small TO accom-
mOdate at one performance all those who
wished to see the wonderful feat.
The feature Of the concert was the
initial appearance Of Miss +. NJ. Fyvie-
Dcnch. the Australian contraltO She has
lust arrived in the city from san Fran
cisco. whore she sang for some time at
the Tivoli theatre. The management has
secured her for the next three weeks.
It has been a long time since the
theatre going public of Salt Lake City
has had the opportunity Of hearing a
lore wonderful voice than that possessed
bv Miss FvVie-Dench. it is one of those
voices which is peculiar because of its re-
marka6le pitch. Although a deep con
ing a key several notes higher than the
average contralto. and descending to a
pitch seldom reached by an artist of that
voice.
Several hours late bv reason Of a
freight wreck on the Union Pacific lust
outside of Granger. the Henry Miller
Margaret Anglin company, under the
management Of Charles =. Dillingham;,
arrived in Salt Lake last night, having
Travelled direct from New York, which
Citv they left last Thursday afternoon
The distinguished artists are scheduled
to omen the regular dramatic season at
the Salt Lake theatre next Monday when
thev will appear in Richard Harding
Davis's comedy. 'The Tanning of Helen
while on the following evening they will
he seen for one performance only in q
row version Of Camille"
The company numbering over fifty ner-
sons will hold their final rehearsals dur
ing the present week and after their
engag cement will 30 at once to San Fran
cisco for a long season.