Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11

- he earliest opening OF dra- |
matte season Salt Lake has
known IN all us history, viii be
the one Just at hand Monday
night the orpheum throws It's doors
open in what used 10 be regarded as
the height OF the summer Not 10 be
outdonc, the Grand follows suit with
Georgia Harper and about Sept. /, tho
Lyric which has secured Herscheu
Mayall as q trump card, viii enter the
lists.
The salt Lake theater sill hold back
until the weather problem h settled its
opening attractions being Robert Man
tell BOZ g round OF Shakespearean plays,
Sept. II, and the salt Lake Opera COM
pany On The Wedding Day" Mr.. Nc
'lellan VIII call his singers together
Tor their first meeting next Tuesday
night ON the stage Miss Gates. Miss
Rerkhoel and Miss Dryer are an alb
sent ON their vacations, but each one
has her part and when They report Tor
duty, all VIII be fully Up IN their work
70 D. somewhat early as yet 20 say
what else our musical forces win
attempt Tor the season. There Is
talk Of the salt Lake symphony
orchestra resurrecuug itself FOR
occasional afternoon events. Di-
rector Shepherd having demon
strated that it Is hopeless 10 get In
strumeutdlists together Tor night work.
w Denver they are out with any num-
her of ambitious programs. aih our To-
o. managers might Well take a leaf
NON their book Sembrch. VINO Is 10
awe only six concerts In America dur
Ing The fan and winter has promised
Denver one Of The six and is to re-
reivc 5000 Tor a single nights work.
lsaye is also down for concert there.
Gorgoza. the picturesque baritone who
sang here with Eamcs VIII visit Den.
Yer in March. and he ought to be pur-
suddei 10 extend his Trip 10 salt Lake
without much trouble
The biggest event whose coming Den.
yer is eagerly anticipating. rs that Of
the Russell opera company. also called
The san Carlo opera company. 10
seems doubtful whether tho organza-
'io1 Nil push ts way 10 the coast, but
it ought to do so no view OF the fact
that the Savage Opera organization VIII
lay on this year The Russell com.
pans viii make speciality Of both
hfaNl and light operas Noriioa being
the prima donna BOO toe grand roles.
AMI Alice Nielsen singing IN such works
as The Daughter of the Regiment" n
Portland and los Angeles offer induce
ments Co Ore org nizatiou. there would
he some hope of Sal, Lakes hearing 10.
but not otherwise
Mrs. Annie Adams. brown as AN Az /
rapahot aUN months roughing it |
in Jacksol's Hole is back 500 Salt LAKE |
with hcr friends While she was away,
Mrs Aiams took steps 20 perfect The
Tito 90 600 acres of fine farm and graz /
iug land near ihe town Of jackson, |
owned hy Dor and hcf daughter Maude, |
and much ~ ID is now fenced IN and |
planted in oats She trampcd over the
beautiful country around Jenny's lake
anl Ices lake, and according 20 the
ul1es inhabitants. penetrated points
never before trod hy the foot ~ white
woman. Her brother. Mr. Adams. ev-
pecis 90 establish stopping place for
tourists ON thc shores OF Ices lake. ON
hor return she visited relatives ON the
Egiu Bench. ana went over the miles
and miles OF sugar beels With which
the country 3 covered. She also had
the experience of riding an day on a
Mccormick ger and says that In
reaper riding she discovered a new
sensation one Of the most delightful ~
her experiences, Among her other
unique experiences was that of ferrying
the Snake river, and being carried over
a particularly perilous place onthe back
of a ferryman.
Mrs. Adams viii remain in salt Lake
al winter and II favorable opportu-
nifty presents itself. she may appear IN
dramatic performance during the sea-
son.
Prof. J. a. Anderson. the well known
pianist. formerly Of Salt Lake Is now
located IN los Angeles, where be Is a
member Of the swell musical organlza-
ton known az the Gamut club. This
organization meets once month. and
emhodles IN is membership all the
leading musicians Of the city. Some
~ the worlds great celebrities also are
honorary members Mr. Anderson
writes that Los Angeles has Il singing
societies ana a symphony orchestra OF
80 pieces Blanchard Hall, which is
claimed 20 he the largest building IN
the world devoted exclusively 10 music,
art and science. is occupied nearly ey-
cry night and day by some musical
function
Those vino enter the Orpheum on
Monday nigh, viii have TO glance
around once or twice before they rec
ognize their surroundings. In place
~ the bare plaster walls are now rest
ful tints, frescood flowers, gilded
tipped plaster relief work and the other
accessories connected with n first
class theater The Chicago firm that
had the work in hand has transformed
the State street house from something
nearly approaching a barn 10 a dainty
little playhouse.
The bin likewise will be o change
from some that marred last season. In
Difference 10 the warm weather Il has
been framed apparently solely for
laughing purposes. II contains no
sketch and is made up OF a succession
% turns. al of comedy order. First
comes the dog and haboon show %
Prof MaCart Something "a little dlf-
ferent is promised and the balloons are
down 90 cXtort n laugh 40 every break.
Next in order ~ big type is the act of
Bryan and Nadine, comedy gyiunasts
~ The new school Zlska and King. a
couple ~ entertainers who are going 90
Europe after their engagement with the
Orphoum circuit indulge In magic az
least Zlska does while King shows him
NJ to- the audience. This act has had
q number Of imitators bat they are the
observation-disclosures team. They get
hig money. but have 10 spend
considerable upon the Investment
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