Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08

Probably nc such adoaa,,. ---'
was ever put on the gioe, sNpWutk
enlpi lolllng aud tossing in,,1 loio. mo
gleains OF tightening, 0lei X IN legl
llont OF me stage, inWesd g Who,
represented al q dlstanc. % beIrs
permit details 20 be sllebt' Wa' Would
was sucl terrific rom Nv Then
all the dialogue was los, storm talf
,Di,,Ig Reaie' himself Keen rTv 's
m9ulu nave forgiven thls loss 'esnagcr,
hUne on gam In scenic effec, '' 'u, DE
Mi. ree chose f0r himself 6..
Nalpan onc % u certainty pert o.
bteIed nll other Callbaps nv .9ulm00
tory HIS horrid, hairy al r. ,s''se h's-
elaWied forth for hls 0ref 'nr 90 Do
bhaWlng o huge raw ash e"lrgte4 'lhee.
i'lshl 100 inhuman. too loaib.ol wei.
hllhulalod by u man and /, h,,..it'e Z, be
yond sense OF humor. pnug.',,,ou'ucl le.
w. II ever has an nctor M ,i,, hore.
sns snu personal dignity made ' .n,
s s, lof rceli5ni When Fr.,ss,ui,l
we Jester complained OF the s,..,See
we monster ONO could Aims, wv VI
that the cause OF compllipf ,'.s fancy
emf 10 the audience. too. ' 'ppat'
me other notable feature Of III.
idCoflnnnce was the appearance ~, ~
Trees attractive y0ung dauobt., ,.Ni.
as Ariel 20 No,hlnr WAS i"t, ION
iQr her ~ the way of providIp~ u''lo'e
the center of the ala.o. ,yifo "el Ni'h
onu WIN elaborate settings asi' IW'
behvfa verdict seems 20 be- tbo, N.Y. N.Y.
acquitted herself gracefully AMI , 'o'
although without much evidence % g,sv.,
mysterious quality called oto,, ....i
magnetism" l'''oAal
David Rlsphgm write, I'm resro,s.
my Inquiries Tor further pf5rTa,.,. ~
ABOUT "Thc Vicar of Wakcaeld 3 ,otG.l
he Is arranging TO produce In fra g tOcn
OF light dramatic opera. thai tbs i,., YIN
is being arranged by "a very ceIED.V,.,
man'-whocyer that may be-. Tbo 'r r,.I
sic Is being written by Ilza tobr,l tlu'
who rose suddenly TO NORTHUMBERLAND
by her Persian Garden" nn. io"e
height from which She lotoly 1,I q
the depths Of Sergeant Bruen Nv ~
which she wrote music nalnfuliv ,,0' '
worthy Of her "Gollsmltba h1o, wy
replete with musical sugges,,or, "
writes Mr., Bispham. and of tb,so o...
librettist VIII make the fullest uss Ts I'
wonder TO ME is that this lovely pn"'
llsh story has not been reouI1itIo"-,
long ago as an opera. When tha no
lish begin to write opera serIouglv tbo,,
lies at their hands an Immense sioro
Of material as yet quite untouched abd
as fine as that Of any other nation
Mr. Blspham is sailing IN "a few days
for a long concert tour thouebout n,
United states and Canada. return,"s
for the London season next May
II. q. Wells play, which has hoe,
written for James Welch, ls 10 M
stage version OF the authors povoi
THE Wheel OF Chance" but the 6fs,
act Is TO deal with events prevIou, IN
the opening Of the novel. Mr. Welch h
TO play the part Of the old man.
Frau Froitzhelm, % German opera
singer, had her fiat In Hamburg palnt.
ed "a while ago The man who Mas san,
to do the Job sang at his work one dly
when ne supposed no one was around.
and Frhu troitzheim, who was m IN,
next room concluded after She had lls.'
tened for few minutes that She hai
made "a great discovery she called
the man IN ana had him sing 10 me
piano. His voice proved to be q tenor
OF rich quality mud oytraor1lnarg
range Hamburg folk We're Interested
in the man and have subscribed money
enough to send him TO Berlin. whittier
he is now gone 10 study for the stager
taking his wife and "a brood OF children
with him. CURTIS BROWN.