Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-05

- ,here are many members VI VI.
lAN'' lion who keenly regret tha'
oTsa ,'r'od singer was not heard in a
u' auditorium. But there may DC
smother opportunity to hear ne 5. %,'' ~
' vsor certainly that is the desire Oh d
'e" p,ouve,t and II she comes to san
A" ,. next season she will appear IN
Ian, tabernacle in all probability Al
, ,ns that is what her husband Mr.
,ea says. Speaking Of the mat
,er Yesterday before leaving lot N'''Sa'
CIV. he said TO the News; ,.,.
IN, a,Ime. Blauyelt and myself lad a talk
with Prof stephens of the Tabernacle
,hoI, and asked him what the prospects
ao,o we're lie said 1t was entirely
". oorlv TO say at this time. But he
canned TO be impressed with what we
Ia and as Nine. Blauvelt is decidedly
snxlous 10 appear in conjunction with
.,o choir in some pretentlous number
,rt.,o she can be heard under the best
,osslble advantage, | expect to COM
.,urlcate with him later, 50 II Is not Inn
nrohabe that we shall be back TINS
way next year.
When asked why Denver was elimin-
s,sa from the itinerary Of the present
,orr Mfr. Pendleton said that they were
,,mply afraid Of It, that only somber
,svs was coming out Of the Colorado
metropolis these days; that the long
continued strikes and labor troubles
had 50 unsettled things there, that II
was the part Of business sagacity to
remain away for the present. And that
Is the story that many theatrical man
ayers bring this way from the Queen
city OF the Plains Denver once the
leader IN matters Of business and in
amusements generally, is sorely al
aIcted one Snowman who reached
Sal, Lake a few days ago said he had
been reliably informed that there were
not less than 1000 empty houses In
Denver, whereas year ago an unoccu-
pied residence was almost a rarity.
Homer Davenport, the cartoonist who
lectures at the Theater tomorrow night,
and Miss Emma Lucy Gates, Utah's
sweet songstress,are very warm friends.
Their acquaintance began at dinner
IN New York, ON which occasion Mrs.
Gates was the hostess, Emma Lucy was
The COX, and Mr.. and Mrs, Davenport
the ~ sis u honor After the dinner,
Miss Gates was induced to sing one OF
hsr dainty selections, even before she
had rmC "a her apron. The aston
ishment Of the guests, and especially
Zoe carioonisD at hearing so beautiful
voice under such modest circum-
stances was not concealed After that
Ar ana Mrs. Davenport frequently en-
'rlaIned the Utah people and the latter
l' frequently recprocated. 1t is need
lS TO state that Mr. Davenport has a
lsh opinion Of the Utah girls future.
SAT- Lake lovers Of Wagner will
sam some idea Of the tremendous hit
'Parslfal" has made I'm America. who
'ead our Nov York letter tonight. An
oIher correspondent brings word that
me ir1l American season Of "Parslfal,"
when ended on Thursday Feb. %. at
We metropolitan Opera House, drew so
H5il a crowd that II women I'm the
tullence tainted and had to be carried
Vut inc receipts Of the day were near
y SNWO' and Manager Conrcid said he
Idl returned over $4,000 IN checks TO
,ne applicants for tickets at the Wash
HB'VIs birthday matinee. Conreld an
an lnat one more performance of
rafuaL The twelfth, Is 10 be given
vi ApIll %, and the owners of the
mouse have decided TO turn over tho
receipts 10 Mn Conrcid himself as n
twsumohlaL Conreld says that we
naye Iot only cquallod Bayrouth. hut
,1.poSSeI II IN our production Is really
,, ,a.5 AaUie. ] may say ] am fully sat
..Ju WIN the results Of the undor-
w ,aN'ns ana proud Of the public's esti.
Inc friends OF young Harold Orloh
, ,S Wu'ylng In Michigan. win no
lvaSed to learn that he has wrItton
dpro3 oirra ana that II Is TO be pro.
,S,, 30 NJ Detroit, The Free Press OF
to 'pr guy states that the opening per.
troI, '" opWl WI be given there for n De.
e.,o,, ,HaI " ana the local interest IL
,S.aHy Keen on account of tha "a =,
'I n ,ne nDretto Is by DR.. 4. /, Shurlv
aig'Uol physician, The pnner aiSo
mn r,"" iV we opera abounds I'm beouti.
ina o "'os'y ana bright songs. ana thot
s,1VUi vuHg Performance viii take mac
Uor, J" june az the Detroit Gnoro
t,, g,% Mr. Orlob conductine tI,s
Young So KIT re connd Mt that 10
Ter aSc o",t Laker win give even her.
Tho ' priut Of himself than he did in
"''e ana the Peasant"
f., H. ;. Rrouse, tho pianist ana o.o,,.
in me- .,,,"uuuuotor formerly so we'll known
Ho Sa, WY Is doing well IN New YorL
Ono "'1 u married again. and Is living an
s,rse, hundred and Thirty.seventb
n ~, AS krouse is receiving "a ord
piano NJ o',n lesson he gives on the
Is furlb,, Is evidently thriving. and he
Scbirna.Srr considering an offer from
FOR nnSu music house to write music
his wSIpg.VaIion. Krouse has reduced
tb,on "S,snt from 2l2 TO 17O nouc ds
''so physical exercise. '''"''
know 1Nsa'ha Berkhoel, the va,
WOOL church and concert sineo. W." WI
CON-, a, instructor Of This cl,v u.s. anW
soolst ~ by an offer Of position as
Of ON = 'he Roman Catholic church
But owi l@uy OF Sorrows" in ChIcngo
The fac, q TO engagements here, md
homo mat she prefers ia remoin ~,
10 dec,t r'lss Berkhoel has felt ohlir"d
remove 'e thls excellent opportunl,v ~
friend ~ chicago, The folr e,rSor w.
know :. ~ THIS city viii he n,easo SV'
htr work 70 ' az WILL remain here whore
80 much appreciated.
men M Utah State band bos ron. .,
Ing doen 'u the way they are hon
Conductor 70 ~ work" greatly pleases the
has Nv, P.rof Petersen Tbo ho ,nS
the nnr maj snort Of wood winds 'I law,
there aro mas been Increased so ,S" a,
them, John such players now one NJ
soon yolul A. Evans, belng D"s VI
Arst s P"yet The band viii m nal III a..
When tho 'n ME some time next month.
ymnbo overture, Schubert ma unar Inc
Tho "h' ny selections from ', aTa,u,,
{, raoo%,a,ikening Of the Lion " - ~, raus ~
tons Of an '' his, and other compost.
playing In low' s sl grade, This band IL
% men play Tw pitch as they claim thai
70 % men nI "s low pitch are equivalent
0c tone ia Ibr rsas hlsh pitch, and then
''oaser and more solid