The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-01

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1t WAS a magnificent audience that, as
scmbled in the Salt Lake theater ! ildaS
night and this big audience was charInGo
and, delighted with the splendid music ,,
heard IN that new comic opera, Ihe
Prima Donna with Fritzi Schcn' as the
for her by Henry Blossom and Victor
Herbert and II gives her ample oppor-
tunity to show her talent, both as an an
nctress and as "A songbiId. Here Is the
story of the opera: ,u
While on an automobile trip. Mile
down with her machine. and she takes
| refuge IN cafe Ghantant on inc ou'c thc
skirts of Paris. There sne me- hGatS s,s,.r snr
musical director beratnG sick singer
because she cannot appear, ana Mic
AtneNee impulsively volunteers hcr ssrN-
ices In the sick girls place, i.nG, takaIs
dicrs OF tho rcighborinS barracks y
Young lieutenant falls iii love with hcT
She is insuited by his captain. TINS IN,
forms tho basis Tor Mr.. Blossoms plot
During. the play staSe, upon Inc ene
ihis stage that the prin1a donna sings
before The soldiers. tho stage being IN
The Pommc d Or cafe, or Golden Apple
In the second act Madame Scheiff
sings AN aria that is most musical ana
which brought u number OF oncorGs'
Tho chorus is remarkably good, ana
The solo numbers we're unusually catchy;
The company throughout is a splendid
one The work of John r.. iiazzard s5
tho music master. was exceptional ann
this is lllcwise true Of William N lLar
court. IS Captain Bordcnaye: crnod non
Davidson. as l.ieH,emant- -,nHiniai MTmaihd ""'
Maxinc Nelandc as Mile. Desirec
| enacted a role tina, was more than pleas
! Ing and La Novets yas given opp22r,,
''i'he' TSe music. nv, as said, is catchy, one
waltz ihcmc sung syo nE Madame onS II '{sem is a
! tincfui opera aud is handsomely STAGED
''i'hc Prima Donna' will he heard again
this afternoon at a matinee ana as1lt'
| this evening when the cnSaGemcnt
| closes Capacity audiences are assured
| Tor both performances.
Much interest couters in the production
Of Tho EeIls." announced for ihcA Slu-
bert thcalor. opening SundaT eyci,lng;; r,ln1lf,;
! Alfred Swcnsons $ work in The Na4aDond
! King" during the present week showed
remarkable powers, and hls Nersa,n,.H,
will be fJne, I Of !SI.GH SIaias sy in h the %5E Coming
play Miss Lorlc Palmer. tho charming
! icading ladH. VIII have her opporIuDitS
Knighthood Was in Flower, will he the
! oilcrinE AIr. SNcusou. as Charles Hrsn
don aud Miss Palmer. as Mary Tudor;
were starred in the cast in this delighiIul
! comedy for forty-ciCht weeks. aud arc;
! therefore thoroughly familiar With it and
in n position to bring ont iiS bcsullS,S,
"pen SUNDAY evening ard there VIII h"
| some new faces in The cast. Inc pcf-
sonn"l OF the nov stock company r,ao. hhs
lust joined and others being nov on the
.?;rhc vasabond King" which has been
u decided hit will be the bill Tor this
, afternoon and evening
Two large holiday er2wds 2,l paid tn, the
and IL is needless to Soy that every one
I'm the large audiences WAS pleased The
bill is the most evenly balancsn on"
and rs carried ont vith snap and YiCor.
There win bc matnc" today; and two
performances this evening viii be the or
der as usual
This afternoon and evening The last
pcvformances ,of The splendid hiiI NJ run n
given. Beginning with the matinee TO-
morrow there VIII he another big rro-
we two and efaHS TaNn evcns and
Tina Marshall in "n Evening WIN
Dickens.
the presentation OF sis Hopkins by
Rose Melville and COMPANY at INC CO
lon t;1 on FT,Gsy ii rteTnoon fTn T nnG the @ e% NJ
gagcmcnt closes with the evening per
formanco
Leone and associate players Wlll present
al The Bungalow Paul Wilstach's com
rdy Polls Primrose" The story is laid
i'm and around Washington. II. G.. in tho
period Of 1865. and tho author has al
sorl,od til" spirit "f the times rcmarkahlS
we'll in his most successful play. Miss
Leone will have. I'm tho role of Folly. the
best opportunity Sho has yet had on the
local stage. and, from her, previous ap-
| pcaranccs. one NAV expect n charming
| performance Mr.. Mack will be snon as
The young northern secret service man
william, Morris. according TO adyicos
received by The Tribune from New York
on Friday night. has bowed 10 tho
church regarding tho production by
IIarry Lauder and company at the tab
alnnclc ". l.. Bloom, general mana ger
fur Mir Morris announces that Julian
EItinuc's act win lac withdrawn. and
thai I'm It's place viii bN the tabernacle
choir which win h" accompanied E5
selections ON lh" Tr"at organ Mr Nor
| rie left N"v' Nnrl, Fridr" night FOR tho
vast Ia look "uh for the interests of
Mr.. Lauder