Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

one thousand TO twelve hundred peo-
pile at the Tabernacle last night TO
greet the famous Gudsk-no the at
tendance SHE and her manager had
admission satisfactory record from
the box office standpoint
Gadsk received "a welcome from
her enthusiastic, hearers not second TO
that bestowed ou Patti wears ago and
ou Nordicu and Mrlba iu later sea-
sons. though she IS hardly ga that class.
as vet Although the numerous en-
cores extended the program consider
abIv the audience refused TO bulge
AFTER fha final number had been reud-
erred but called rua SINGER back again
and apaiu Cads1i has glorious
voica-a voice ringing ana dramatic q
sfyI, but sy.n f.ore charming in les
.sff sustained ..ssace- aud iu its
lower register 0herp 30 almost sug-
saefs "a |onfrIlto Her program was
Selected to show tae fuu range of her
asf0rishfrg p1ygsrs She sang the most
difficult NNaguarI4u arias. classical
American FreurH and German songs.
dainty ballads and Iuuubys AN with
the Same. rhurrr and magnetism. 10 is
difficult fo SAN which number excelled
the Dthsrs luf after none was she
more beart1t aDDnuded than for her
rendition OBJ fHs Two songs by Mn. la
rorre Inc pianist of the evening. Az
ter the two Suhumaun songs she had
tremendous encore. and equally de-
Hghtful WAS Ior rendition of the
Schubert numbers "Harx. Hank The
Lark" and .NVho is SYLVIA" The No
povau ballad "A Maid Sings Light"
y.aa most d4frtrr dome After Beach's
SONG .Juur" she mad two eucores.
Nowhere. however. was She SO much
az nome las r the German renditions.
The t,yo uufI1Hars by Richard strauss
3D.
fashion ANA .4 "a glorfoua finale She
sang "Dlch Theurs Halle" from Tan
hauser. being strongly called back She
gave the thrilling cry of the "Valkyrle."
as a response. As one Of her encores.
instead OF the expected Fri King" she
sang the "lnnammatus. with the
choir. and diI Do Don such a thrilling
fashion that che audience made the
building shake with enthusiasm.
The acCompluist OF the evening. Mr.
la Forge, ala excellent work both
as % pianist ana as sololst He too
from the audience.
me 'n"il sang buui- BUCK %
beauty or h"Hlness' q nuo'e selection
aoIie % hne fashion. even tnoueh the
l.l"'y voices WIRE Nei-shadoWed ny
lne tenure. Ia tne lhnalnmatus the
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.aupht its breath win evcitenent ,,,be,
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She WAS ayideptlv ,baro5a5 b,, nor re-
..ption. ana was -espcri9Ilv grsoious to
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ORIGINAL comic opara brought ot,t ip
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7oubt fbst n .ynl do bcav,- business nm
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