Salt Lake Tribune | 1911-03-28 | Page 2 | Alessandro Bonci, the Famous Tenor, Will Not Appear Tonight

AliESSAXDRO B0NCI, THH FAMOUS TENOR, WILL NOT APPEAR TONIGHT Serious Attack of Influenza Has Necessitated Neces-sitated Cancelling Salt Lake Eagagement. MANY DISAPPOINTED MUSIC LOVEftS Dayncs . Bcebe Company to tho Rescue. When it was announced Bonci, the great Italian tenor, was to appear in this city, it occasioned much joy on 1 lie part of Uio musical fraternity. Bonci is considered by many to bo the greatest living tenor. His rendition of the famous fa-mous masterpieces during his western trip has fairly captivated his audiences. A rnre treat was in store for the Salt Lake lovers of music, and tho disappointment disap-pointment among the musicians in not being able to hear him is keenly felt. Were it nol for tho fact thnt the Daynes-Beebe Music company, Utah's most enterprising music, house, anticipated antici-pated his coming, and as a consequence, laid in a very liberal supply of tho Columbia Col-umbia Double-Disc Grand Opera records as sung bv this great musician, the music lovers here would not havo been able to determine as to the professional achievements of this talented musician. A comnleto stock of these Grand Opera records is now on display in the warerooms of the Dnyncs-Bocbo Music company, 45 South Alain street. Hourly recitals of the varied numbers will be given all day. No charge will bo made. All are cordially inviteiL Tho Bonci records come in the Double-Disc sories, and vary in price according ac-cording to the selection..