The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

in THE United States OF America No
other country was barred
An amusing incident that occurred
recently involves Miss Gates official
connection with the Royal opera house
The singers there, as elsewhere In the
emperors subsidized opera houses in
the German cities. all bear an OFFICIAL
title. The women singers are called
'konigiiChe Sangerin.' which could be
translated as court singer" Miss
Gates official mail g. franked and her
address H. printed as follows; die
kOnigliche SanEerin Fraulein Gates.
konliche AngelcwcnhciL W. so" Then
follows the street and the house num-
Der. When she sent one Of the old en-
velOpes home as a curiosity. her sister
attempted 20 try her hand at giving
the singer her proper title. Accordingly
she copied at great pains the multitude
nous address. forgetting that as the
sample letter was mailed in Berlin. no
city address was given. So Berlin"
was omitted from the letter sent from
here II travelled an over Germany.
seeking its owner I'm every German
Royal opera house but the biz one In
Berlin. 1t was returned to Utah. ana
after the omission was supplied the let
ter finally reached its destination.
Germany, Austria and Russia are the
three countries which have royal opera
houses and which can therefore confer
that once coveted title OF court sing
err Nowadays 10 Is quite as much
honor to De singer In the Metropoli-
York as 90 is 20 be In any OF the royal
opera houses. so Tar as the title itcclf
is concerned. Yet the German opera
house has steadily advanced its stan
dards and its culture until 10 stands to-
day as the most exclusive and brilliant
musical house in the world.
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A recital by the pupils Of Miss Luz
Gle !. Morrison viii be given az her
studio Tuesday evening. June "a. when
the following program VIII be pre-
scented:
Christie Mcleod and Miss Morrison.
Fairy Life .--... ... ..-.. Arthur baha
Thoughts Of Home ........ Carl Helms
Glora pansie.
Duet-Robin's Lullaby .... KroEmann
Adele Bates and Coda Dansie.
ca Little Rogue ......-... .iIll.1Ili,
Theron James.
(a) Thine own .........:... G. LANCE
CD Springs Greeting Oeft hard
lone Coulson.
Duet-Rosy Fingers .-.... Paul Wachs
Alpha and Anita Dull.
Violin solo .....-... Luicimo Compson
Water Roses -...-....-..- Seenchals
Adele Bates.
'' George stevenson.
TriO-Welcome to spring. n. Oesten
lone Couison, Christie Mcleod AaelphS
numming Bird ......-....... o. Mayo
Alpha Duh.
Woodland Echoes -........ r. Newton
Coda Dansic.
/ Vocal solo ...... Thelma Farms worth
a Spinning sons .....------ j. Ieigler
Adelpha Cushwa.
Z TriO-Sytphcs ard Mixes . L. Schytte
Alpha. lone and Anita Dull
Christie Mcleod
| Duet-La }a ladine ..--.. q. y. LysberE
George Stevenson and Miss Morrison
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] L C. Rowdon. musical director or the
Blackfoot Ida. Choral association. and
a baritone Of worldwide renown. has
been. with his accompanist. Miss Ethel
| Terry. the English pianist In this city
/ the last week working with an orches-
ira OF twenty-one men. salt Lake musi-
I clans. in preparation for the music fes-
/ tivaI TO be given at BlacSfoot. Thurs
. day and Friday.
The soloists engaged are all SAT-
I Lake singers. and are Miss Irene Kelly.
/ Miss Edna Dwyer. Fred G. Graham and
Horace Ensign. Arrangements for the
/ orchestra and soloists were made
Z through the Graham Music bureau.
/ This is probably the most important
l engagement ever filled outside Of tho
city for so many or our local musicians
at one time. and speaks well for the
character OF musicianship which Is eN-
hibited by local artists. and Of which
salt Lake should be justly proud.
Mr.. Rowdon. who is largely response
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