Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-02-28 | Page 13 | Three Big Attractions

Thxee Big Attractions. During the month of March Salt Lake will be favored with three unusually high class musical attractions, under Fred C. Graham's management. The first will be the American prima donna, Felice Lyne, who created a sensation in Ivondon at the opera under Hammer-stein's Hammer-stein's direction. Miss Lyne's dates will be Friday, March 12, at assembly hail, with J. J. McCleilan as accompanist. On Tuesday, March 16, one of the regular Graham subscription series will be the Zoellner string quartette. On March another grand opera prima donna will be heard at assembly hall in the person of Maggie Teyte, who, like her compeer, Miss Lyne, lias made unusually rapid strides in her musical career. The fact that two singers of about tiie same standing, stand-ing, both grand opera prima donnas, will be heard within two weeks of each other is creating interest, and it will give opportunity op-portunity to comparo these two singers.