The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
ADJUSTMENTS

For the second time in the history OF Salt
Lake musical seasons. Emilio de uoeotIa,
the wonderful Spanish baritone, has sung
himself completely into the hearts OF the
accorded Gogorza - last evening at
the Methodist church was one that he can
OF art. II was a rare treat, FROM the me!o'
dious aotes OF Caro- Mo Ben TO the passion
ate prologue from Pagliacci, and the wonder
the Barber Of Seville The quality OF the
bar,one's voice is marvellous. combined
with q medium register OF tones that are as
OF dramatic intenseness,. and which held the
audience spellbound. ard With an upper reg
lister that would make tenor env;ops 60
gorza has personality tnat Is charming
one in fact, that is not TO be forgotten. and
there were nany in the audience that re"
mem bered she baritone OF the Eames en-
eogement and found him las: eveaing more
fascinating than g year ago Four EngAsa
songs were included IL the programme, songs
that have been heard o1tea 10 tho city, yet
last evening their Interpretation was Suea
the old songs seemed new ones; Many re-
membered GogorZa 5 rendition last autumn
OF Drink To Ne Only With Thine Eyes,
eRa ever 'a'E Mothar MsESfa 3 Nj Nine ' The Viking
Daughter" were the others. and in such a
charming way did be "trip over those Eag!ish
more to come, ''Adieu, chere Louise was
a ballad that won instant favor. and such
iovor that all wondered why there were not
twice two verses. The programme was closed
with the sri2 from Barber OF SevIue, and
what an. Interpretation II was, How those
notes seemed 10 trip troRi HIS tongue. only
little Imagination was necessary 10 picture
the opera scene with the busy, Scurryine bar
Der OF Sevjllel There were many other gems
on the programme, in fact every number
was gem itself, and so 10th were the au'
dience TO leave that cheers and deafepip g
applause recalled the baritone for bow, al
least
The home talent was admirably represent
f Snd al wFS WFGSd 9 gT Sbab
herd Mr Weihe was heard in two selec-
tions, Polonaise. and tho second Con
certe' (Andante ct Finale), W!eniewssl
was heartily app!auded. The work done by
Nj Shepherd, es accompsnist, was excel
lent and fu!ly appreciated by Gogorza, as
at the close OF El Celoso nc led the young
in all, the musicale was one long to be re-
membered here by those who were fortunate
enough TO attend.
Performance OF The Two Orphans" at the
Lyric theater is proven by the fact that
nightly large and enthusiastic, audiences
crowd this coy little theater. and indications
are that it would do so tor another week,
but. as is the usual custom commencing
Sunday night On entire new production VIII
Country" a coraedy.dram from the pen
OF J. w, Harklns. Jc,, author OF "Northera
Lights. " The Midnight Sun and other sue
cessful plays.
The progressive Orpheun has taken anothe?
step for the comfort and convenience OF its
patrons. The management yesterday gave an
order for the installation or tolephone in
struments In the smokingroom. ladies' par
lor and on the stage. so that it Will be posi-
bio for all who so desire TO call up homo
or a friend without leaving the building
Another good house is already assured for
society night tonight.
Viola Pratt Gillette comedy opera, The
Girl and the Bandit which is deli ighting
large audiences at the Salt Lake Theater,
viii bo given again tonight and tomorrow
afternoon and night.
The sale begins this morning for The
ROYAL Chef which Will be OF the Salt Lake
Theater the first hall OF next week.