Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

I appear. but that Nine. Nordloa -,
was occupying box that Rficrnrr..,u
| would gracously sing number II ~.
i place. Tho storm OF applause ana nb .. e'
Ing that greeted this news was 49,
( ening, and Nordica. the reliAhle ~,
! ever faithful, stepped out, In Mat,
| walking costume, and without the ~.
] customed roll or music IN hand but ~
lowed by the able accompanies, gave n,
hcr most glorious voice, two beau,ts,,
songs, that entranced every person y,
mat well filled theater Needless IN 80, .n
she was cheered and praised n ba,
hearts content Mrs. Mal. POND ny, W
Miss Lulu Gates and her oausln IT,,
Ing Snow, had seats near the front ~,
TO the Utah students It was a So, saw
that VIII be remembered by them ynr
many long day '''
Saturday evening quite party ~,
SAT- Takers, incu-lng Mr. and Mr..
farrelL MISS Phyllis Thatcher. ma
her cousin, Miss Ollie Martineau VII.
messed "Lohengrln" at the Netroroii
tan, with Heinrich Knote ana Nor4i.,
In the principal parts. Miss Martini,
who has been the Bueat OF he. a"rt
Mrs. Eastcn for some time viii hav5
Thursday, the 10Th, FOR Washington n
c. with Mr. and Mrs, Madison stavin.
there several days, then going ON -
Chicago, where she Will Wait win wv,
uncle and aunt. Mfr. and Mrs Ice,
Martineau, for a week, before GIN.
further west Miss Martineau'a ~vtsR
east has been too brief one so, ~
friends here their regret being ,Sn,
she could not remain all winter. Boo
voyage "oh
DR.. r. \. McCune of 241 east T,wsr,,,.
iirst street, Is now established I'm An NJ.
ice at that address. lie has onlv "a
Gently removed from st. Francis b5s.
pital, where he has been, for two vosr,
or more, and VIII continue 10 do sDeol,i
work m the dspcnsary there.
At Kelths theater. pawt,cro, -
where Miss lAsle Leigh "a MA -
the winter at the fall OF the cnr,,Gs, ' ,n
the third act OF the New MagJaionn
Miss Leigh, as Merry Alerrlck An ~.
title role was called again ana asais
to the 'front.' and as she was loaSin,
the stage a mysterious busket ,et
win many ribbons, and looking IA 4
IL might hold an indefinite nunhA- NJ
yards Of lace, and furbeows, toge,be.
W Ia other wonderful things. was hand.
ed over the footllghts, when Miss Ie,gh
amid II profound silence lifted II nnj
pceped Il little curpusly into the ian
covering; an unmistakAble "meop,'' a..
sued front between the folds and
Kittens white head smothered In n
huge blue ribbon gave evidence thar
Kitty knew her cue, ana was pro.
pared to fll her part IN the play 10 m,
amusement Of the audience. The shouts
and applause didn't seem to terrify her
ladyshlp as she slowly emerged from
the basket but was taken I'm the splrit
OF an old professional, and with the
air OF one accustomed to such triumphs.
The gift, feline OF rare breed. was
from friends Of Miss Leigh, who ha,
proved herself great In such characters
ls Mercy Merrick. and is winning
place among the first In the profession.
FOR he's versatility and Intelligent IN
depreciation OF every character she has
assumed during this engagement. Miss
Leigh Is an immense favorlte I'm Proy-
ience and Pawtucket, I'm fact, wherever
her lines have fallen during many
years she has won n place of distinction
through sheer merit. JANET.