Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Henry w Savage has not vet an an
r-tlnced farewell tour OF the CONG
pany,
Mime, Lillian Nordiea has received
the deeds of her old family homestead
| az tarmtngt on, Ale. and Will renovatc
the house, to use il as sort of lnu-
scum OF her treasures.
Four performances of MADAM But
| IeEfly' to more than 81, 600 a perfOrn.-
Allce was the record OF Henry W. Say
ages English Grand Opera company at
the New Van Ness Thea5er in SAN
Francisco.
Anton Rubinstcins opera. Damon, >
| which was formerly SO popular. has
been resuscttatad by the Dresden
opera. a its recent performance II
met with a very warm reception, not
! wiIhstap ding It's out-spoken anti-Mag-
merriam Tendencies.
LISTS "Tasso," st1ausss From
Italy and Sehnberts ninth symphony
We're chosen by Weingartner for the
| six hundredth program OF the Ruyni
! Orchestra In Berlin The first OF these
concerts was given in 1872. Among the
conductors preceding Weingartner were
Taubert- MendeIssohn. Dorm, Deppe ana
Suoher
DE WOLF Hopper. now ON the road in
Wang ana 'Efappyland. is to OPEN
the Nc g, Shuberts new Mary An
dersOn heater In Luulsvillc, Ky,
March g An effort is now being made
TO have he actress for whom the thea
ter walls named come from England to
be present al the dedication In the city
where she made her stage debut
Death has robbed the English lnusi-
cal world OF one OF the most 0utspOken
ana interesting critics, Mr.. Vernon
Blackburn. Mr.. Blackburn was one of
the late w. r. Henley's young mem
In the days OF the old National ObseTy-
en- and in addition to writing "A great
amount of more or less ephemeral crit-
cisrl, he was the author OF volume
OF essays entitled "The Fringe OF ~.
Art
The monumental Wagner biography
OF Glaserapp, begun nl0re than 80 years
ago, Is approaching compile Ion. There
ate To be altogether six volumes. and
the fifth Is now in the book stores IT
comprises i've Nears-Jhe period from
the laying of the foundation stones Of
The Heyreuth Theater Ia the end Of the
first Nibelung festival. and The London
concerts following IT. Cfasenapp's mar
rative makes one wonder once more
at the extraordinary win power which
alone abled Wagner to carry out his
projeet. He SWAN against the curriers'
all the time.
sibeliun. TinIands greatest compos-
er, is coming 10 the front In Berlin
WeingatIner conducted his first SYM
phony at recent concert and Frau Ida
Ekman devoted a whole recital to his
songs otto Lessmann, the editor ~
The Allgemetne Musk Zeitung. was
deeply impressed by the symphony,
which he ohatacteriZes az u tragedy In
four nets he finds that rare thing
individually, In this music. Frau FIX
man WAS ca led upon 10 repeat num-
her OF the slbelius songs. In these there
H.. besides the charm Of she indlvfd-
ualttY, a local color, melOdc ana har-
lnonic. which brings into music new
national traits Airs, Newmarch's pam
phlet ON Slbelns has already been
translated into German
The. promised presence OF IN.
Grieg SAYS The London Truth.
should implrt exceptional Interest Id
this years Leads festival The works
which he Will conduct have not vet
been finally Diet ermined, but II rs I'm
derstood that his choral composition.
Olaf TryRNlspn,' Will b. one Of them
The work was, Il recollection serves,
done at Queens Hall Il few years aga
al one on The London Elste1fodd per.
foTm9nces Efforts were made. il an.
pears. TO secure n second Hon In The
person OF Gllsounon tNhoso eighth
symphony II one OF the Instrumental
compositions to he eivenl. but without
result In this c0se- OF the novelties
promised StaufOrd's Sthbat Rlatsr'
described ~ q symphonic cantata.
seems lltely to prove The most Imnor.
amt"