Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-03
THE LAST TIME
TO HEAR NORD|CA
Americas Greatest Prima Donna
Will Arrive Here This
Afternoon.
FINAL VISIT TO SALT LAKE.
Rest oil the COurled People Reach Here
tomorrow Mornlng--rhe Big Con.
cert 10 the Evening

Nine, Nordlca, the star OF the grand
operatio concert to be given In the
Tabernacle by the Conried Metropol-
itan Opera company OF New York
city tomorrow evening, will arrive in
SAT- Lake late this afternoon and go at
once TO the knutsford, where she will
rest until 1t Is time for her to make
her appearance IN Rossinis "Stabat
Mater" Nine. Nordlca comes ahead
OF the company especially for the pur-
pose OF securing this rest
The opportunity to hear Nine. Nor
dica tomorrow evening will be the last
that VIII be offered to the people Of
salt Lake and OF Utah She has de-
cided, and has announced, that she will
never again undertake an extensive
tour of the United States. At the close
OF the long journey now under way
she Will coniine her singing TO New
YORK CITY and the cities that are close
to the metropolis.
Nine. Nordlca said, when she made
her definite announcement before
starting from Kansas City for Salt
Lake on saturday that she would
deeply regret her inability to appear
before her friends in the west after
this trip, Always In the west she has
been received with the most cordial
appreciation, always have her hearers
manifested their heartest approval Of
her wonderful singing.
But the fatigue of railroad Journeys
the inability to secure on such trips
the comforts that are a necessary part
of every great singers life, have made
II advisable that she discontinue such
journeys SO salt Lakes final oppor-
tunity win be presented tomorrow
night. That 1t will be abundantly taxi
en- advantage Of there is now no reason
to doubt
The big special train on which the
other principals. the chorus and the
great orchestra Of the Conried Metro
politan opera company are travelling,
Is scheduled to arrive IN Salt Lake
tomorrow morning at o'clock. This
train is said to be one Of the hand
soonest that has ever left New York.
In all It's appointments II is perfect to
the last de al and the various railroads
over which 1t has been operated have
been careful to deliver II exactly on
time on each occasion.
Upon the arrival Of the company
here the members will spend several
hours In seeing the sights Of Salt Lake.
They are much interested In the city,
all or them having heard or It's many
beauties, and all are determined to see
as much of 1t as possible during their
visit.
In view OF the fact that the program
for tomorrow nights concert Is such
an elaborate org It win be necessary
for the company to have a rehearsal in
the Tabernacle tomorrow about noon.
During that hour the Tabernacle will
be closed to all visitors, by special ar
rangement.
In this connection It may be stated
that another change in the program
has been directed. Miss Bella Alien
will sing the Media aria from "Pagll-
acct" instead Of La Perle du Bresll."
The first number of the program
VIII begin promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
Those who are not in their seats at
that time will be obliged to stand until
It is concluded. Nor will anyone be
seated during the progress Of a num-
Der. This rule will be insisted upon by
the management, which feels that its
patrons who are on time must not have
their enjoyment of the concert marred
by late comers