Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-12
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to Mr.. Crane and his ideal
\ y company, after tonight's pre-
sentation of Father and the
Bows 1t is an attraction that no
one should fail TO see.
For the next week Manager PyPer
will furnish his patrons with the mrs.
real taste of opera on grand scaie
that they have known for long time
past. The success of the Lamoardi
people last year is still well remem-
bered and the management claim tnat
the organization is bigger, better ana
stronger than ever before.
The advance sale has started iii with
a rush and from the indications the
patronage will be evenly bestowed
throughout the week. with probably
Madam Butterfly" Lucia Faust
and the double bill at the Saturday
matinee leading In the demands,
Inc chorus of 90 and the orchestra OF
under the direction of two famous
oaductors. Guerrieri and Lebegott are
.eatures which viii appeal to music
overs.
In La Gioconda," with which the en-
gugement opens Monday anc. which VIII
lH GcDc1Ceu w Ni'S
company presents its real novelty
Nine Bosetti soprano. Maurinl tenor,
Nine Frau mezzo-soprano. and Mas6i
baritone, take the leading parts
In Madam Butterfly Tuesday.
which we arc 10 hear for the first time
In Italian. the language In which IL
was written, Calvi. lyric soprano, twho
must not be confounded with Emma
Calve) has the title role and Nedal, the
fonor cfpe-c the mart Of PlnKertOn.
Still another soprano appears in "Lu-
cia" Wednesday evening in the
youngest artist of the company. lsa-
belle de Frate
In I'll Trovatore. THURSDAYS bill.
Nine Adabedto. formerly of the Metro
polltan Opera House, will be the star
while Scalabrini viii sing Manrico, the
tenor, and Maggi Will interpret the
part OF the count, the baritone.
Calvi will again appear Friday eve
ming as Marguerite in Faust" while
the part of Mephisto. the great basso
role. Will be sung by Sabellico.
Saturday afternoon "Cavalleria Rus
tIcana" and "Pagliacci." with an all
star cast. end the engagement. There
will be no opera Saturday night as the
company must leave Immediately after
tho matinee To reach Los Angeles IN
time for the following Monday.
Railroad excursions Will be run from
all near points to Salt Lake by the
several companies,
The next attraction at the theater
following the opera season, will be a
return Visit from "Thc Alaskan
ALICE LLOYD AT THE ORPHEUM.
a vaudeville star of the first magni-
tude is the headllner of the coming
weeks bill at the Orpheum. Alice
Lloyd. the Queen Alice" of the London
music halls, viii make her Salt Lake
debut She has been the greatest sue
cess of the year on the Orpheum cir
cult In San Francisco at her open
ing performance she was compelled
to respond to seven encores and the
audience was still clamorlng for moro
song. Miss Lloyd has been for three
years in New York but was never
west before this season.
The McNaughtons are considered the
funniest English comedians that the
Orphcum circuit ever imported. In
addition to the music halls they have
been featured in Drury Lane Christ
mas pantimimes.
The Brothers Perrnane, the nervy
clowns. have entertained audiences all
over the world In their speciality
"'Nightingales Making Love"
Berry and Berry, who have a comedy
musical act, have been in Salt Lake
before. upon which occasion they were
one Of the big hits of a successful bill. |
Tho Mcconnell sisters have a singing
and dancing act. They come highly |
recommended as agile and graceful |
dancers and pleasing singers.
The marvellous Hiltons" have n |
cycling act, a feature that never fails
TO please In Salt Lake when good.
Tho Carbrey Twin Brothers sing a |
little and this fairly well. and dance |
much and this exceedingly well. They |
are billed as artistic steppers."
Good music OF tho Orpheum orches- |