Inter-Mountain Republican | 1909-02-07 | Page 8 | Mme. Gadski at Salt Lake Theater

In L. L MME AT SALT tAJ LAKE THEATER 1 r I 5 I 1 i 4 vt L I S 4 4 I Jiff f is I o 0 I I I I I 1 jq 5 y I I MME GADSKI I Who comes to the Salt Lake Theater next Monday night I Mine Ime Gadski's Gadekis appearance scheduled for tomorrow night at tho Salt Lake I theater has aroused wl widespread In Interest In- In terest Mme Ime Gadski's career has been In man many respects spectacular for tor thou though h tho the laurels that sho she has won have havo been the rewards of unceasing labor and fortitude tho very character of tho the roles that she has from tho the outset outset out out- set be been n called upon to fill tm has made mado her public life lIfo of more than ordinary interest She Sho was born In Stettin Germany Ger Oer- many and there thero when ten years of oC Q age e. e began e an tho stud study ot of music under Mine 1100 Schroeder one of ot the most famous teachers of at tho the 11 day a. a I Her professional d debut but wa was made when sho she was but seventeen her initial appearance being In the title role of oC s 's opera Undine at nt Krolls Kroll's theater Berlin So pronounced was her success that she was promptly TV rt- engaged b by Engel for tor the tho next 1 three seasons during which sho she sang sanS leading parts in tho the standard operas appearing with such Ruch a artists as Mme S Sen and Lilli Lehmann In 1891 I following an nn extended concert concert con con- cert cent tour through h Germany and Holland hot Hol land sho she appeared at nt the Royal Hoyal Opera house Berlin and hero was heard by Walter alter Damrosch who Immediately made her an offer oCter to appear in opera under his direction in the tho United States From tho the moment of at her American debut Mule Mme fame was as as- as It was in March 1895 that she made her first appearance singing Elsa In Lohengrin and her triumph was little short of sensational For two to seasons sho she remained a 0 member of or tho the Damrosch ElIls company compan constantly constantly constantly con con- increasing her hor repertoire and steadily gaining in public favor tavor Hor Her Hore e essay sa of the great rent Wagnerian parts was the tho step that placed her promptly on tho limited roll of oC the elect ant and her hor subsequent successes as an In Interpreter Interpreter Interpreter In- In of at Wagners Wagner's wonderful heroInes heroines hero hero- ines moe her position doubly secure