Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-19

OF "The County Chairman George
AIDES satire on the politics Of the day,
now playing at the Columbia Iheater.
Accompanying him were Mrs Roose-
welt, Theodore Roosevelt Jr, Miss
Ethel Roosevelt and Lieut.. G. r. For
tcsque,--New York Herald.
Ludwig Englander the composer Of
"a Madcap Princess" enjoys the dis
tinctl0n this season OF hayin5 three sue.
cessfu operas on tour, and all Of them
under the management Of Charles B.
Dillingham;. The other two operas are
The Office Boy, IN which Frank Dam
lels is making such HIT and "rhe
Two Roses, which was also fine
success
Terest Mllanollo died In Paris a few
weeks ago aged a. Half a century
ago she and her sister, Maria delighted
European audiences with their violin
playing Maria died when she was
only lG. Terest married, In 1851, the
French Major Parmentler. and thence
forth played In public only for charity.
The birthplace Of the two sisters was
Turin
"The Fortune Teller" minus Alice
Nielsen. Is in Boston this week, after
an absence Of many years. There Is one
long and loud lament fro the Hub on
account OF the fact that the former
prima donna Is not In the cast. How
ever. the management Is exploiting the
1 vocal qualities Of a Miss Doris Good
! win, In her stead, an American girl
who has been studying abroad for sew
| eral years The critics agree that she
shines bright though not so resplend-
emily In the dual role OF Irma and Mu-
settle, as did Miss Nielsen.
Sousa ana his band have given more
/ attention TO the city of Mitchell N. D.,
/ this season than TO any other city In
the land as ~ concerts were given
there The band was taken on a spe-
cial train from Chicago 10 Mitchell.
and feted and dlned while there. The
/ band was engaged as the star attrac-
{ ton In the closing days OF a fight for
/ securing the state capital for Mitchell.
{ Muslcally the campaign was success
| full, but there was a shortage Of votes,
and the capital will not be removed.
Ysayes income is said to be some
thing fabulous lie Is so Indifferent to
money matters that he does not care
whether he Is engaged or not. He puts
| almost prohbltivc prices on his per-
formances, Life TO him Is evidently
| very full There Is no doubt that Ysaye
gets more out OF lie than most other
musicians have douG lie has calm
! temperament that IS almost unmuslcal
He doesn't allow himself TO be harassed
by petty troubles OF existence. HIS
motto seems to Doe that whatever Is Is
/ right. and whether things go well or
III, he finds consolation In his beloved
"hddle,'
A Berlin dispatch contains the follow
= ing items OF news, Richard Strauss Is
working on "a new opera, "Salome,"
based on oscar Wildes play Of that
| name. Il win be produced soon I'm Mu-
! mich. Hermann Sudermann Is writing
a drama with modern plot treating OF
/ an ethical problem. IL win be pro-
| duced az the Leasing theater, Berlin.
| Ex-Lieut Bilse's new military drama,
Autumn Fruit had lbs first perform
| ance today at Hanover Ysaye. the vi
| olinlst, aud Anton Hekklng, the 'celllst.
/ are passengers on the North German
/ Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der
| Crosse. due 10 arrive at New York
| Tuesday, from Bremen. They intend
making concert tours Of the United
/ States.
Says a New York paper: Emma
| Calye has made a sensation In the
cities Of Germany, despite reports 10
the contrary, with her lovely, express
slye voice and her incompatible his
trionlc talent Her first appearance as
/ Carmen was made at Lelpsic. where. we
read. her success was Unprecedented. 90
! In Berlin she aroused the same enthu-
siasm. Or Leopold Schmidt SAYS In
| the Tageblatt; "rhe voice OF Calve is
a mellow, beautiful mezzo- soprano well
| trained. and Of an emlnently character.
| stic timber In the lower tones, there
| fore as II made 10 order for TIE part
OF Carmen, Her singing makes thor.
oughly musical impression, even though
Nine Calye uses great freedom In the
| treatment OF rythms. @ For a
conductor like Or, Muck II Is easy 10
follow her" Concerning her concep-
ton OF the part. Dr. Schmidt says. "Of
| all the Carmen types hers seems psy-
chologIcally the most correct.
10 II impossible to escape the fascina.
tion Of this Inspired artist