Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-08
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J8iptt ballads and muabvs au with
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JfnIcuit q, SAN which number excelled
fba ufhar. Ind after none was she
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r.uditiou of dino. Two songs hy Mr. Iu
rorra the pianist of the evening Af-
ter the Two Sphumauu songs she had
"a tremendous encore. and equally dee
lightfu was heH rendition Of the
Schubert numbers. "Hark. Hark The
Lark" aud "NVh1 ls sylvia The Me-
Dowell ballad a Maid Sings Light
was most dainty done. After Beach 8
song June She mad Two cnCores.
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az home as lu the German rendltious.
The TWO numbers pE lIchafd strauss
were rendered ODD taiey oeGu'iI ui
fashion, ahd aH glorious npale, she
sang pien iheuit rune Ii1 ON az ',.-
hHuaef, prng strongly taiIed oa.h 7H.
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Reautv of Holiness. "a mobile selection
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tbe female In the "Tn6ammatus" the
singers were at their very bast II is
NO small feather Am the can of Mr..
stephens and his organization. that IL
should be prepared without "a re-
hearsal to ioin one Of the greatest
singers Of the world on moments
notice I'm rendering such a classic in
such beautiful STYLE AT ne conclusion
Madame Gpdsd turned ON The plat-
form ana shook hands with Professor
steubeus COMMUNICATING bftn ~ tho
work of tho choir PROF McClellan's
beautiful accompaniment to this num-
ben was also "a soacial feature
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caught ns breath with excitement when
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lhrat'f-- ne Nla7NAh' new anu
original comic opera ur9ushl oul III
Sew York only few weeks ago, had a
hearty reception at The hands of a big
audience last evening. II Us one OF inc
hveliest and biggest shows Of It's class
soou This season, and there rs Htue
doubt that Do viii DO heavy business an
the week. While the opera proceeds
much along tue beaten lines Of similar
works. the stage settings, costumes,
and mo 4pp,Intments. due 20 the scene
being laid u Alaska. an admitted Of