Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20


r Until today II was anticipated
that the local theatrical season
would open on Thursday night
next with handsome and dash
Ing Kyrle Bcllew In the famous play OF
"Rafnce, tho Amateur Cracksman'"
But the sudden homecoming Of Nam
ME Tout. the young Utah singer, and
her Just as sudden departure for Lon
don again, has changed the program
somewhat That Is, II has, az Man
ager Pyper of the Salt Lake Theater
says moved matters up a peg &C.
cordmgly the initial attraction Of the
amusement year viii bo on Monday
evening. August % at which time MISS
Tout wiz be heard, and seen, In the
Thcatcr. Arrangements to that end
were concluded this morning That
tho information viii bo pleasing news
10 the patrons OF the house is q GER
tanty. as there is a very general desire
10 hear this gifted western song bird
who has been receiving the plaudits OF
European critics and tho favor Of old
world royalty among them England's
king and queen
on Wednesday night next Miss Tout
makes her formal debut in Utah as
professional, when she will appear IN
the ogden Opera House. A number OF
Salt Iokers Will SO mp 20 hear her ON
that occasion. She win be assisted by
her father and Fords orchestra, and
viii be accompanied by Squire Coop
her former instructor Thc program
IL quite a pretentious one and the oper-
attic selections win he given en- costume
and with appropriate scenic accesso-
RES. Miss Tout. IN addition to the
specified selections will sing two OF
three popular airs. The complete pro-
gram Is as follows
s;eiac,ion ..,....... Ford's orchestra
Grand scene IN Der Freischutz'.
.... .,..... .,,+,,..,,. weber
Miss Mamie Tout
oNiryana," tenor solo, stephen Adams
MIR T.. +. Tout.
"Marce Dllette Arniche, "n,."., Nerdl
Miss Mamie Tout
Plano Folo, selected ..,... Squire COOP
quo, "A Night In Venice q. Lucantonl
Miss Mamie and Mr., r. j.. Tout.
INV Trusty swan ..,....,.. LonenBrih
Mr. Il. r. Tout
Aria. ocean, Thou Mighty Mon
ster," Oberon.,,.v +" "'.''" eper
Immediately following the Tout con-
cert comes the Kyrle Bellew engage
ment Of "Rafhes," which VIII hold the
staQe OF the salt Lake Theater for a
nerIod Of three nights. September ],
and a 1t Is said to be something
more than wonderful study In Grim
inology-someth that VIII interest,"
The general theater-goer, In the cast
il u. NJ. Holland who is host IN MN
self.
Manager Pyper announces the con-
clusion Of negotiations win trot,
stephens and the Tabernacle choir TOT
the appearance TN the Tabernacle Oh
sousais band on November II. Sousa
Is always n prime favorite here az well
az elsewhere " Is conceded that ne
A the chiefest OF what Is probably III
some respects the greatest band IN OK
istence. and he certainly enjoys iol-
lowing IN excess of that or any otneI
nrtlst before the American public he
ia the one American conductor ana
composer who has won international
fame and success, and who Is equaly
popular IN Europe and America. Sous't
IL Just beginning the thirteenth year OF
his present band and Is about TO EN-.
bark on his seventh transcontinentai
tour He has made three European
tours with distinguished success, ana
is contemplating n fourth In the near
future.
The Deseret News received pleasant
call yesterday from Frank g. Payne
New York representative OF Henry W.
SaVage's English Grand opera. MI
Payne is In an respects an up-to-date
member of his profession lie told
the purpose OF his mission here IN IN.
teresting style During the course or
his talk ne said Il am I'm Salt Lake
10 see Mr. Pyper, Prof stephens ana
some others, and to get IN genera
touch with the musical situation IN
your city. / want them TO help intro
duce me to the opera flowing people or
your community. II we are auccessiul
YOU viii have grand opera from MI
SHNHkH AllnuhI9 AifIAthAN'if ~
ganlzation Is not only good, II IL great
Ii win travel through the south ana
west. II has 100 voices and carries
IT'S own orchestra and scenery. The
venture Is made upon the tremendous
SUCCESS that followed Mr.. Savage's pre-
Rentation In the same territory OF
'erhe Prince OF Pilsen" and King Do
do" OF course, they were popular ANA
IN lighter vein but they proved one
thng-that there was demand Tor
opera. We will likely be in Salt Lake
An January. Let me tell you what you
win probably hear, among other pro.
ductlons, "Parsifal' that q little ahead
OF the rest, which will furnish ana be
I'm actuality. a grand operate festival,
likely embracing "lohengrin, Nerdl q
eOthello,' carmen" '1rTroyatore. -
"cayalerla Rusticana," and "Tannhau-
SER Mr.. Payne left for san Francisco
last night. lie says that Savage VIII
produce grand opera there for one
month and that he VIII close the con-
tract on his arrival on the coast
Salt I.akers, on account OF the stir
ring war happenings OF the far east
viii be interested In the story by klBht
Of sword, which Ralph stuart pro-
duces for the first time In this city at
the Theater early In September II ls
taken from Any. Marchnohtb WrhlHS
novel OF the same title. The scenes
are laid I'm Russia, and the plot re-
wolves around the adventures Of "A
Young American named Richard Ham
ilton, who Is mistaken Tor Alexis Pc
trovitch, Lieutenant IN The MOSCOW
Ilussars This officer Is about 10 quit
Russia 10 avoid "a duel with one OF
the officers Of his regiment Mai De-
vlnski and other complications result
Ing from his clandestno lovc-aitair
with the wife OF the chief OF secret pO-
Ice, his membership In a Nlhiistio So
cietv and numerous pressing debts.