The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01
NJ u S &c

The San Carlo Opera company un-
der the direction OF Henry Russell
Will probably open its season October
IS In Pittsburg, and VIII not be heard
IN New York during the year, al
though 1t is booked in nearly all the
large cities OF the country
The New Orleans season VIII be
played at the famous old French
opera house, and opens November 20
for ten weeks. During this time many
novelties VIII be produced and an eX-
tensive repertoire prepared FOR the
second road tour, which begins the
middle OF February with engage
ments a the Cincinnati Music hall and
Chicago Auditorium and after which
the principal western and northwest
ern cities are TO be visited. the season
closing sh Canada and the East In
May.
Nine. Nordica the principal star Of
the organization. VIII be heard in Clio
conda, Faust. Trovatore, Aida. Ad-
riana. La Tosca and the more dra-
matte parts in the companys roper
tolre
Miss Alice Nielsen will this season
be heard under much more favorable
auspices than ever before, making her
debut in The Daughter of the Regl-
fords excellent opportunities for the
display OF her vocal abilities. although
her appearance as Mimi" in La 30
hemc" viii be OF considerable inter
est TO her admirers throughout the
country
The other prima donna of the com
pany. and all but two OF tho leading
male members. have been secured by
Mr. Russell from the leading Italian
opera houses. The ballet and chorus
work which has always been such
strong feature OF the ensemble In New
Orleans. win be kept up to the same
high standing, and the entire or
ganizatlon. which VIII number $50
people. Will be the best equipped for
n long road tour OF any company
which has gone out for many years
Alfred Best. the well-known young
tenor who has been with the Savage
Opera company during the past sea-
son, Will probably return 10 New York
in the early fall and will probably
go on to Italy for the winter, Mr.,
Best received a letter during the week
from Ralph Edmunds. manager for the
Savage attractions The letter grant
ed Mr.. Best a fopmal leave OF alb
scnce for the coming winter, as the
majority of the Savage troupe have
dlsbanded. the sole member being Jo-
seph Shecan. who has been re-en-
Rdgeu. lie VIII nave the ledulIlB 1ldlc
role in Madame Butterfly" The title
role VIII be given to Mrs. Kirby Lund,
The rest Of the singers viii be brought
from Europe Mr.. Savage hopes to
give the opera a long run in New
York. and will then take It on the
road. The company will probably not
be heard farther west than Chicago.
The Orphcum Will he hlled tomor-
row evening by the friends OF Miss
Nora Gleason and the young vocalists
who will present The Moon queen,
q pretty little cantata- The proceeds
will go towards the Childrcn's window
in the new cathedral
Nine DeLoery presented a number
OF her vocal and instrumental pupils
at a recital on "Wednesday evening at
the home OF Miss Netie Raleigh.
AT the recital given by Mrs, A. A.
Andrews at the First Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening, Mrs. j.
w Selser sang Moonlight" pretty
little ballad, written by Miss Anna r.
Buchennen of this city. The song was
introduced by a very appropriate
title by DR. w NJ Paden.
Willard WeIne has returned from
Chicago where he has been on busi-
ness for several weeks.
BY request the recital given by