Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-05-20 | Page 10 | Success Predicted for Harold Orlob

SUCCESS PREDICTED FOR HAROLD 0RL0B UNQUALIFIED aucccBB Is predicted by Detroit newspapers for tho comic opera, "The Merry Grafters." which Is put on In that city- tonight for a three nights run. Interest in tho production pro-duction on the part of Salt lakc people Is derived from the fact that-the entire scorn, of tho now opera Is the work o Harold Orltob, a well known young musician musi-cian of this city, who Ib now studying in Dotrolt. He is the son of C. A. F. Or-lob Or-lob of tho 'A. C. M. I. nnd his first work lr. this lino wan the production of the score of "The Prince and (ho Pennant.' which made a distinct hit nt the Grand theater about two years ago. The libretto of "The Merry Grafters" v.ns written by Dr. E. L. Shurley. a pro-fe?aor pro-fe?aor of larynology and cllnlcnl medicine medi-cine In the Detroit College of Medicine, one of tho most prominent medical Instructors In-structors In the country. The piny Ik local lo-cal In character, full of good situations nnd clever dialogue, 11 l. said, whllo tho music Is of a high order, some of it liko-ly liko-ly to endure. Throughout the ploy savs one critic, "tho music Ls scintillating and catchy and carries the hearer away with its lilt and svrlng."