Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-15
Thirteen Cars Arrive in Salt Lake
From Butte Over the
Short Line.
NORDICA AND NIELSEN HERE.


The San Carlo Opera company arrived
IN the city at 1870 last night over the
oregon Short Lire Thirteen cars were
required to convey the party, being me
largest theatrical special train ever
brought into the city over the Harri'
man lines. The train consisted or the
private car plymouth Rock accu-
pied By Mime. Nordioa; the private car
oCTrasmere" devoted to the use Oh
Mime. Alice Niqsous two standard
Pullman palace cars. one tourist sleeps
err one dining car. ono day coach ana
i've baggage cars. After the performs
ance tomorrow night the Short Line
Will run out a special train to carry the
party to Denver, where The next en-
gagen1ent of the company viii be
played. Fast tinle Is scheduled for the
Denver run and IN fact good time has
been made all along the line, the run
from Butte TO Salt Lake being one OF
the best ever made between these two
NEARLY 700 PEOPLE,
The opera company 5ncludes ire peo-
ple. larger than the Metropolitan OPP
era company OF New York, and includes
three great stars. Nine. Nordica, who
receives 81, $50 night, Mime. Nielsen,
who receives 81, 900 and Senior Constan-
tino. tho noted tenor, whose remunera-
ton Is the Same figure Madame Nor
dlca Is no stranger in Salt Lake for
she has been here several times before,
the last occasion being with the Metro
poiltan Opera company, which appeared
In the Tabernacle with hIadames Nor
dica, Ea1nes and JarOby, and Holman
the great ceIlst. Madame Nordica was
entertained at the time al the residence
OF MIR. Samuel Newhouse, This Is Senior
Constantlno's first visit to Utah. and
he expresses his delight with the noun
tain scenery OF western America Ma
dame Nielsen s no stranger 10 Salt
Lake and Utah either, for this is her
home from where she started on her
musical career, and she has 4 sister
living In Ogden,
The company is under the manage
ment of Sisnor Henry Russell. the
well known Impressario who Is an ex-
perienced musician himself and former
Instructor in italian coIlservatpries;
and the orchestra OF As musicians is
under the direction of signoT Conti-
The order Of performance has been
changed from the advertisement ON
the hill board, SO that while La Bo-
hemev Is TO be given as already am
nounced, the matinee tomorrow Wall
be the BARRIER of SEVILLE WIN
s'Faust' In the evening"
The stars for thls evening, Will be
Mime. Nielsen and Senior Constantine,
Nine Nielsen will be the star for the
Tuesday matinee, and Nordtca appears
tomorrow night in Faust"
FOURTEEN OPERAS,
THE company includes IA operas in
It's repertoire, with all the accessories
necessary for their production. the
operas being all I'm Italian and French
The start was made from Boston, and
extended south to New Orleans. and
thence west through Texas to- Los An
geles, up the coast to Portland and
Seattle and thence east to Butte The
tour will last n month long, An in
teresting feature of tonght-s perform
ance is the fact that this Will be the
first production of LA Bcheme" In
italian by a grand opera company
The indications point To full house, |
the high prices which |
seem to be necessary feature In con-
nection with Italian grand opera.