The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26

a strong chorus. but a remarkably strong
one. This was again shown at the Salt
Lake Theater when on Thursday AT
matinee and evening performances. the
Salt Lakers sang that charming comic
opera of Herbert, THE Serenade," under
the direction of Spencer ClawsoH, Jr,
Crowded houses greeted the company at
both performances, and were delighted
with the presentation Among the prin-
cpals was Miss Amy Osborne, VINO here
toforc has sang in chorus with the Salt
Lake Opera company, In The Sere-
made" she was given one of the principal
parts. that of Dolores. and she acquitted
herself most credltably. She. has a
strong voice, as also n sweet voice. and
this with a good stage presence, made
her n decided faVoritc.
Miss GTetEa Carbon, who has appeared
here before as a principal with The Logan
Opera company, sang the part Hvonnc.
and she sang ii In splendid manner.
Her voice is sweet and clear. and she has
never sang better than she did In the
herself strongly with Salt Lake music
lovers
or the male principals, Messrs Alex
s Campbell, Horace S. Ensign, Hugh w.
Dougan. Fred c. Graham. r. D. Williams
and L. D. HaddoCk, all were at their
best. and their work was more than
The chorus. as said. Is remarkably
strong one There are forty trained
| voices in the chorus, and OF the young
women who were in this chorus all are
pretty: they were handsomely costumed;
| and i'm It's entirety demonstrated to all
that the singers had more than ordinary
The opera was staged by John D. spen-
mcans-that IS was we'll done, The
Sercnadc'' will run the remainder OF the
week, with matinee Saturday.
No play has been seen in this city in
years that has made deeper or better
impression than The Man from Home.
ater The cast Is an admirable one, and
every detail OF the production has been
so carefully worked out by. Liehlcr II Co,
| that a better or more finished perform
ance OF this masterpiece of Booth Tark
lneton and Harry Leon Wilson can
scarcely be imagined. The whole play rs
rcplete with bright. clever lines. while
the keen American wilt Is sparkling in
0u the dialogue. and there are plenty OF
tense dramatic situations. There VIII be
performances every e,g evening tniS MS week week
| Heavy business is prevailing. the house
on Thursday night being sold out, ano
many advance reservations are being
made. so that IL looks like a house rcCorc
Will be made at the Shubert with Tho
Man from Home"
The Thanksgiving matinee at the Co
lonial WIS largely attended and there
was capacity audience I'm the evening
The last three performances OF The Cir
Question" will be given tonight. tomor'
row afternoon and night.
Standing room only was tho rule at III;
Grand thcatcr. al matinee and night
Thursday, Brown Of Harvard wac
pIayed, perhaps better than at any time:
since It's opening at the Grand. and whcT
the big audiences passed out after the
performance they were sun laughing
Willard Mack Will again appear at tht
Grand thenter. commencing Sunday night
|
II the Offering at tho Bungalow Thurs
dav had consisted only OF the last ac
ON the bin, Counsel, Jr," that noarmaT
nuodrumane. who does everything bu
falkland he would probably talk. too, 4
his tongue were built right. for he an
parontly has the intellect to produce th'
necessary vocal sounds n he only haC
.hc tools to work with-thc large audi
once would have gone away feeling salts