Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
SHARPS and FLATS.

Gustav LADDERS has gone to Germany,
whore he Is 10 conduct the translation
OF "Tho Prince Of pllgon' before tho
emperor IN Berlin,
Nahnn FrNnko, the conductor, II M at
the German hospital I'm New YorR, whoro
ON Friday he underwent a serious op.
Grafton for an ear trouble,
Henry W Savage, before sailing FOR
New YORK; April 20, said he had mad1
no arrangements for the production ~
P0rsIral IN England he announced
that n such an arrangement were madu
Il would be IN cooperation with George
EdWaidos
ono by one the leading critics Of
Germany take up arms against Cost.
ma Wagners 'pnrslfal' monopoly ut
Bnyrouth The latest " Ludwig Hart
mann of Dresden, who dccmroa that
though llNyrouth might Rufror, "parsl.
falN should be given TO the world III
belongs to the nation not 20 a family"
he says, aud TO prolong IT, reserved
rght OF performance would be n mis-
fortune for German art"
The musIc piracy business IN England
II In n fair way of. bclng settled at last.
summing up the situation u CORE.
spondent of the Musical Courier says
II, ns Mr, Caldwell scoms to assume,
eVerN song were gigantic success,
publishers would soon be millonalrcs,
with houses In Park Lane ana motor
cnra llut IN point of fuct every song
II not success, and the losses on the
failures have 10 be made good out
OF the profits on the Successes. As Sir
&, v stanford pointed out, IN an ans
swor 10 the article, n N generally the
bad songs that pay for the good, aud
II publishers were Obliged 20 Issue songs
nj only n little above cost price, they
would never be able TO publish any.
thng but the sort Of trash that catches
the public fancy Smrock, 20 quote
from the same source, said that llohm's
songs paid the expenses of those W
Brahms ANA II n small fortune had not
been made ont " The former the music
of the Inter would mover have seen the
lighl Of day
Reginald, De liovon and Frederick
RAnkon, Who collnhomlcd ON "Elysin,"
which De Wolf IIoppor win produce
whom he hns ahclVod WANG" recently
entered Into a contract 20 write 10.
gcther during long term of years This
arrangement Is particularly intofostMg
by reason Of the fact that, IN the pass,
MI DE koyonH music has been nticd
almost oNclusivc. to the books of
Harry H. smith These two were
Jointly responsible Tor robin Hood
"Rob Roy "rhc Throc Dragoons'
and u score Of other operas, The
ngroomonl botyoon the composer and
Mr. Rankon hnh an especial value ~ the
latter gentleman lnHamuch M the Shu-
borlH have bound themselves 10 Offer
one OF MI DE koyon's works oVory
NoaAon for nearly indefinite period,
"Hlysln" win not be done untIl Soptom.
Der, when II win follow "Fnnlnnn" into
the Lyric, Now York The POSTPONE.
ment of the production II duo 10 Mr.,
lloppcrs continued success IN wang
~-'-s-'-s
The show n little mngagno pub,
liehod IN the mtWost Of tho Shuborl
attractions, IN notable largely for the
cloyolnoN of Nv shorter contributions,
\ witty quatrnln printed IN the May |
number lsi
Lllllo llufrs ~ POWDER
Little dnbs VI paint,
Make the chorus lady
LooR like what she amt
ono of the most ordinary ronsOns for |
the failure of English musical comedies |
on this side Of tho water has been the |
fact that the majority Of them nTc Wl, |
ml'iol to the nrocosa known as "Amor- |
THIS means that plocq |
which has been sn6ooasful nbrond rnro- |
~ IN produced here until ItH book has |