The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-29


The engagement of tho Savage company
VIII come to a close this evening NVsc-
nerS 'TaunhsuScr'' VIII be given al the
matinee. beginning promptly at o. m
ana BucclniS La BOhemc", in the even
ing At the matinee there will be an
other opportunity to hear William Veg
SHer STertruydet sfeunyson and Rita
. ~ NHhdiL. VINO gained many admirers i'm
Lohengrin' Monday evening In the
evening Marian We'll will appear rs will
Jean Lane Brooks. both of whom nd
conspicuous parts last evening in Car
men Joseph r Sheehan. the High q,
Ienor-' and Francis J. Boyle, the baSSo
time '-N OIiiS
The story Of "Tannhauser.' which will
y" gwen this afternoon, IS a mixture of
mythology and Christian aIlegory. Tam
hduser. knight and minstrel has in AN
cEh hour sought refuge from the griefs
OF earth on the Hill of Venus whore
he gives himself up to the rCxeIs Inn
DESTROY men souls. After a wear of
Lnls' MS nature revolts and lie makes
MS escape Whilst sunk i'm PRAYER. he
meets the LandgraVe Of Thuriuoia a.
companied BIZ the minstrel knights. and
Joins mem The second act is a tour
Hdnent OF song The theme is the ma
ture and praise Of love and the prize
= 10 be the hand Of Elizabeth niece or
the LandSrave. who loves T-aunbaIIsa,-
ana who IS beloved by him. Tanuhauser
While under a spell. insults oil present
on ms song, and Is about to be set up
Slllon OF Elizabeth Tannhauser then
IONS train of pilgrims on its way to
rome Wolfram, man of noble ma
iuIG. VINO Ndlnly loves Eliza beth watts
with her the return Of the pilgrims me
return. but TannhauSer Is not with them
Enzabeth consecrates herself to the Vir-
GIN when she has departed Tam
haHser enters ana is about to ioin We
nus AGAIN The pope has refused to ac-
5,J,.. N penahGe, saving that il was as
IiilpySSlple Tor him to be abSoIved at if
would be for his staff to again nut forth
i iIgSH baNeS: Iaunhauser is about to
INVOKE tho internal train of Venus i'm
spite of the pleadings Of Wolfram ,,-bs1,.
IN" funeral procession Of Eliza both .,,
terS. and second band Of pilgrims an
lars, announcing that TIA" Done-S starr
mas blosSoIned over night. thus iudi,a tif,,,
me Alinlghty.s pardon for the SIM
La Boheme.' with its urett,- story
Of life i'm the Paris Latin quarter euveI-
oped in Puccini'S sparkling melodies. viii
have its first production in Salt Lake
thus evening The Hbretto X taken from
Henry Mureera $ famous story, Vie de
Boheme.' and when the production was
iirSt shown in Paris it took the music
InNlhE masses by storm IFS scenes were
described as vivid tone pictures Few
operas IN the range Of modern lyric
drama are as distinctly Partisan AS This
TIE characters arc typical of the life por-
rdEed and the episodes take place i'm an
environment familiar to all who have
visited the French capital It's best loved
music numbers include the poet RUdOlph-S
ode TO Mimi $ pretty hands the rollickinE
Waltz Song" for MUSetta. an artists
model and the famous Song of the
Coat FOR the philosopher CoIlluc. The
latter rs a fine baSso Humber and one of
the sincere pathetic touches in the opera.
Collinc bidding adieu to mis- old friend
" no has shielded his back for 80 many
winters as he is about 10 take 1t out and
pawn IL for mCdiCiu" for the dying Mimi
The casts for the peTfOrma noes are as
follows
-'Tauuhauser''-Thc Laudgravc Harri-
son W. Bennett. TanuhauSCr. William
WcSeuer; Reinmar. Charles Henderson;
Wolfram. Arthur Deanc: Walter. Henri
Barron; Biterolf. a; II. Busby; Heinrich.
George White; Elizabeth, Gertrude