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Show VOL. fl. NO. M3 OGDEN CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 23, 1905 H Spring Skin V Price Reduced for Innes Engagement lilac Cream Steam Laundry BICYCLES Bicycles LOWEST PRICES QN ln.lsted upon for the of the ' great Luwls and Clink exposition, Portland. June, 1993, and to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the California krtoola, at Ran Francisco and Los Angeles ia May. Every summer the band is engaged for of festivals of from one to six week in the parka of the largest riile, while during the winter it is en route in lta own private train. The demand on Its time ia tremendous, and that it ia io visit here is cause for great congratulation to those whose Hhillly and foresight have made it The whole land wants to hear "Par sifal. The demand for it ia aa great In the smaller cities aa In the larger onea. People who love music go not once but often till they become aa familiar with lta score as were their the score of the grandparents with Ikibeinlan Girl or the Barber of Seville. No bandmaster or orchestra leader can hope to succeed who does not recognize this demand. Bandmaxter Innea foresaw last fall the need of meeting the public want. When ha came to make hia program In ratal tour he made for hia Trana-con- t arrangement to give all lliat la beat is the tenor In the laat I Fritz N. Hutfmann the great Wagnerian whom, of all that Mr. lnuea heard, he rhoae for the title role in "Parsifal.'1 A typewriter said, the other day: I am aorry 1 cannot do this work for you, but 1 am going to hear 'Parsifal' this afternoon; 1 want to hear Money waa no object to this young woman. She wanted to hear "Parsifal, and she waa willing to pay what ahe had to pay for a seat, and to lose what ahe might have made, by She did not hear the laying away. complete "Paralfal. but ahe did hear all that waa beat In it. and what ahe did not hear deprived her of nothing nf value. It may he sacrilege to say it, but It la true,, the full score of "Par-Hal- " bores name people. Mr. Huttmann received his early training in the Dresden Opera house He rainn to Ihls and at Bayreuth. country to Join the Grau Metropolitan FREDERICK NEIL INNES. Opera House company, where he . assumed the title role in the great opera. He engaged Madame PartAfter finishing his present tour with operas. the Innea Band, he will return to ridge to take the part of Kundry, and to alng In the title Dresden In pursuance with hia promise Herr lliitlmann, Then for months he rehearsed to the opera house management. High- role. ly aa he la thought of at home, it ia the music with hia great band. Ha. to lta Interpretation n inipoHKllile that the trlnnipha he la brought achieving here should not add to his thorough knowledge, a capacity for a loving leaderahlp, laurels. devotion, an He la not of German birth, though iithonlty In rendition that made suchia name might' ao. imply. He la an cess certain. Everywhere he haa played In hia American. So la Nordics. The gift of voice each had aa a birthright has lour across the continent hia selections been fostered and improved by ilia from "Parsifal have railed forth the boat that European culture eottld'glve. wannest encomium of the critics. In Huttmann. America la making a It waa only a couple of weeks after contribution to the musical world that In Omaha will rival what America did for the the Contied engagement world of music when it gavr Nordics. that Innea and his band went to that city to play during the Omaha Festival Innea said recently, "Our tour no far week. On one nf the prog rimes were has been one of the most sensationally the Innas' selections from "Paralfal." successful in the entire history of the Here are the comments nf the Omaha Whether thiz may be News on the evening's performance of organization. attributed .to the present rage tor a the Innea' band. la Omaha Paralfar music, or "Patifal reappeared hearing of the whether It la becaiiae the organization Thursday evening,, when Innea band haa not been through this territory In played, aa the second part of lta 1 do not from Wagner'a several years. know; but program, excerpts The select Ion a were certainly the business haa been pheno- famous opera. furnishing a menal. Of course we have a much big- admirably Interpreted, of the taro ger hand with ua and more soloists gratifying remembrance work heard in This being made nec- productions of the than usual. essary by the demands of Wagners Omaha but a few weeks previously. That 'Parsifal" haa gained a lasting great work. Mrs. Partridge, our soprano. la a singer of the true Wagnerian hold on Omaha music lovers waa stamp. She ia an American by birth, shown by the great audience which atMrs. Partridge sang the but baa been Kinging the Wagner roles tended. at the Munich Opera house for the Kundry arias In the portion where She ia a great ac- Paralfal la tempted by the maidens, past two seasons quisition to the concert stage of this while Mr. Huttmann sang the Paralfal country, though her engagements will sola The Impressive chorus of the take her back to Europe at the end of Knight of the Holy Grail waa given her season with ua. by the hand and the festival chorus. Daily Through Passenger Service a With Pullman Bufftt Sleepers Between pus-ihl- e. Sait Lake and Las Vegas, Nev. Shortest and Quickest Route Hut-tnian- 'll BANDMASTER - ip INNES. ad. Mme. Partridge waa with the band laat year and her every appearance wa a triumphal ovation. Mme. Partridge ia natiie of Milwaukee, .but early in her career the celebrated Mme. Milton of Paris heard her sing, at once took her to the French capital and develom-- her remarkable talent. Within three months he waa sinking in conservatories. Her mart recent tremendous successes in opera, especially in Lucia," 'Faust, and more particularly Parahe ia that greatest Kundry livsifal ing today are matters of general She has a soprano voice knowledge. of great power and range, yet of peculiar aweetneas, a most charming peraonallty, great beauty and all the attributes of the leading prims donnas the day. No great exposition is complete without. Innea and hia hand, and they have figured at every one held since of the Philadelphia Centennial. The sensation they created In 1904 at. Rt. Lotus weeks where the Imnd playvd was only a duplicate of similar events at Chicago, Huffalo. Charleston, OmaPhiladelha. Nashville, .Pittsburg. phia, Atlanta and New Orleans. No wonder then that the Innea band was 1 to Bull Frog and Goldfield Mining Districts .Direct Stage Connections- - Las Vegas For Further Information Apply to 1 L MOORE, E. W.GILLETT, . 'or District Passenger Agent General Passenger Agent 17 West Second South Street Salt Lake Gty T 'I ' Jxistim'H first appearance outside of concert work, but site will continue in Mme. Patti's "Last Iter repertory FarowclL" . Ball Goods- HORSES - FRIGHTENED. r v" rr " HUTCHISON Oh la ' R. . 'SLADES Hacks and Vans Day and Night .T0p. m. furniturevan STORAGE 'DlCTO' TIMECARD No. Na I S Effective De& 4th, UDi DEPART: 1:11 Mall sad Express.. Overland Li lulled for Heavy Drayint and FISH . . Ballard & Rincker's 4th Street Phono CHEYENNE, No. 151. , - MAHARAS j OMAHA, MINSTRELS. Is another feature thla season. The countless thousands by JJs achieverange of her ments on tbs violin, banjo and cello, wonderful purity and Heretovoice makes one forget the (dory ef of which he Is past. 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During a circus parade today, horses attached to one of the closed animal wagons, 306 25th SL SOME OF THE MEMBERS WITH MAHARAS MINSTRELS. which fortunately rontalned no aniOne of the newest departures In the Bros, entertainment this year. Many round and clear; and her Interpreta- mals, became frightened and dashed school of modern Minstrelsy la the other and novel features are offered tion lends a story telling charm to the among the spectators, seriously Injurengagement by Mahara Bros, of three among the better known being Gordon music," la a tribute paid her by one ing three persona A number of women Transfer a Specialty. , remembered aa a of our foremost critic. Thla ia Miaa and children were also trampled upon. musical atari who as yet have not been C. Collins, well Scavenger Work. and dancer; seen or ehtrd In concert work In which knockabout comedian Excursion Wagona In Season. whose marvelous success aa a violinist Walter Maxwell, trick bicyclist and John English, hoop controller, both of aa musicians that la unequaled. A. M. Damon, of Theodore whom defy all the laws of gravity; late an Instrumentalist Shaw and Clifton, comedy team; Leroy Thomas' forces, singer; Dudley and waose marvelous aurcesa as a violinist Bland, ballad and celloiat In the leading cities of the Crosby, comedy sketch artists, Morgan commented Prince, comedian; PetMe and Mathews country haa long bosu topical songsters and many others. At upon by the foremost. American critics the CVand Tuesday rlj,ht. only . whom the bestowed on haa been and J. C. SLADE, LESSEE.. "Black of the "Wizard of title bow, WS8 Wash. Ave, Tribuna Bldg. . The leading feature of Mahara Bros.' Paganini, and "Musical wonder of the 'Phone Bell, Offlco 220; Minstyels this season Is A. M. Damon, Boll, Reel, age." the black Paganini," whose skill as a The American dence, 244K. .Independent. Office, nightingale, Louise 11; Residence 1144 Loalon, a prima donna of great power musician haa won the admiration of Ogdon, Utah, wagon for Sanitarium will leava Broom Hotel corner at 9:S0 a. m. and m,; A1 2 Pm- - "d rw t? tto at to These Famous Camps During a Circus Parade In Columbus, T. S. Salt Lake R. R. & MAHARAS MINSTRELS TUESDAY NIGHT initallmenta. Base marvel of the age.. Today he is the premier virtuoso of the cornet and n.) one ran approach him on hia chosen instrument. Kryl has been the lender of the Innes corps of instrumental soloists for some time and ia now concert master of the Innea hand. Mini. Emma Partridge. The principal vocal soloist who Is appearing witn Innes and hi band on the present lour i.i Mnts. Emma Partridge. known aa the most sensational soprano this country ha ever produc- - Drivers Win. San Pedro, Los Angeles Manager Grant Secures Concession From Noted Bandmaster .The famous Innea hand, which 1 on lta way to the opening of toe Portlaud win-j- y exposition, and which has mot with Caused by hard water or cold, unprecedented success In it tour of ItT notieo ovar Did you weather. the content state, will give a tingle concert In the Grand Opera Houe next Friday night at pricea of from SB centa to $1. The uniform price of the Innes concert this season has been $1.50, but after a conference with Steve O'Grady. biiainea manager for nor .greaay. lnuea. Manager Grant, of the Grand, fcr It Net otieky, succeeded in making an alniteio.i Makao the akin like vehret price whl.-- should Insure a great attendance for the lnd concert in OgATden. Aa in ihc ease of the Oliver Slipper, Manager Grant aerured a reduction of the regular company price, thrmigh the large capacity of the local opera hoiurj. A telegram to Bandmaster lnaea regarding the proposed reduction brought back a quick reply The Druggist to the effect that the prices should not he lower than the 91.50 sale. Mr. O'Grady then wired that the Ogden opera house could seat comfortably 1.700 people exclusive of the boxes. Mr. Innes' second telegram authorized the $1 price in view of the large capacity of the theater. The Innpa band is the moat expensive land organization now on lour. It numbers fifty players aa well aa ten soloists, some of whom have gained world-wid- e prominence. Bothlraer Kryl, acknowledged the world's greatest cornet in t, accompanies the baud this neaaon and will be heard in two solos at the concert In Ogden. These numbers from "Parsifal.'' Wagner'a immortal fentival piny, will b.t given an instrumental and vocal interpretation; Knndry'a aria, the moat powerIf we fall to reart your heart It ful acene In the Wagner play, will be out bo the fault at our laundry work, sung by Mme. Emma Partridge, the ft la aa goSd aa skill and careful at famous soprano, who will have full gotten cad make It. '.vtiy not let ua ba:id accompaniment. Varnplel," anare your bundle nest week and sire other interrat tng number, will be aung a chance to prove that our laundry by Herr Frits Hutimon. late trnor heald be your laundry? with the Gran's Metropolitan Grand Opera company. "The Knights of the Grail, the closing scene of Parsifal, will he rendered by the band and all soloists. Ogden - Innea and hia band will play a week Ran FYanrisco and one week in Los in TWENTY-FIFTST 437 Angeles before going to Portland. With the exception of bis engagement at the Broadway theater, Denver, where the seating rapacity la over Ogden la the only city in the Innea Itinerary where the heat seats for the Parsifal concert are offered at $1. The aala of scats will open ircxt Thursday morning at the Grand Opera House. Bohumir KryL TSohumlr Kryl, without doubt the greatest enraatiat the world ever knew, la a Bohemian, filled with the musical temperament characteristic Rome Last week we told you about the of the Czech and Slav races. seven years ago he was a sculptor, at easy running RACYCLE. Wo wish now to call your attention to work on the magnificent soldiers' monument in Indianapolis. At a. social function Innes heard him and was struck by his wonderful playing. Although Kryl was hut an amateur, Innes recognized his genius and ability and persuaded him to drop the chisel for the cornet. I'nder the great bandmaster's personal Instruction Kryl They are known aa the Standard of America, and have been manrapidly developed and waa soon the ufactured In this country for 2S yeara. Price, with fine equipment, for genuine COLUMBIA only $40. Can aell you a wheel on monthly Try Oar PRICE FIVE CENTS UN- ........... ii dally-excep- , ) |