Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

lAANl NNiNhs NiNs NNANA'FN h't'h ~
hnfcm guardian good enough. A better
acqualntin ce with certain details
of oriental life would have made the
hafem scene good deal more realistic,
aud fuunlor, too. Mr.. Goddard sang
very well IA usual. The Pasha's wives
imprfsonated by the Misses Olsen,
Philips, Conkiin and Hircs displayed
an ease aud grace hardly 10 be expected
Of amateurs. Mr.. Hnuland did not
have much Of an opportunity In his
part, but he made the most Of II aud
proved his capability Of acting. The
chorus was excellent aud eau hear
comparison with many a travelling
company. The two colOrcd boys con.
trihuted admirably 10 the amusement
Of the public. The uvOlutions Of the
oyer n Hes. Dcommanded by Captain
Nellie Gfoesbeck, was a very pleasing
feature aud greatly appreciated by
the public. The performance ns u
whole was a great credit 10 the ladios
and gentlemen engaged In u.
"Fatlnitiza" viii he given again O.
night.
"CLENENCFAU CASE"
with sybil johnson Ne "Izl" comes to
the Theatre Monday anu Tuesday
nights.
WONDERLAND.
Handsome gifts were presented yes'
tefday to the ladies who visited Won.
dcriaud. Today Is cnildren't doy.
1iE TABERNACLE CONCERT.
Professor T.. Stephens Juvenile con.
cert was musical entertainment OF
high quality. IL was NJ such very
much appreciated by the nearly two
thousand persons who notwithsiand.
Ing the low temperature, had gathered
In anticipation VI a merry thris,mns
evening. The old folks who were
guest- " honor were cDn-picuOus ilr
the vigorous applause with which they
greeted each numbcr Oi the programme.
II was n grand sight to see the I've
hundred children composing the choir,
"a they stood up In festive attire, JOY
beaming out OF every sparkling eye,
aud II was stirring to listen TO their
we'll trained voices. "kpwiug,' ~
song composed hy Professor stephens,
was oue OF the grand features " the
cvaning. In singing II, each member
Of the choir, waved his, or her, hand
kerchief so ~ TO Initiate the move
munts II the waves The effect was
most striking, AMI The applause that
broke loose when tho little ones gave
this original performance seemed
inctssant. The piece had to he given
da capo. A gold and silver baton was
presented 10 the professor on behalf OF
the Old Folks committee, by Mr.. G..
II. Savage who accompanied the git
by neat little speech. Mr.. George
Goddard then favored the audience
with a solo which was very much APP
ptrcia,ed. The solo Singers on the pro-
gTamne, Mrs. Bessie Dean Allison,
Mn. Nellie bruce Pugsley, MIR. V. q.
EnstOn and Mr.. W. =. L1mereaux,
are well known 10 have high place
among QUE sweet singers, aud they rcn.
dcTrd their respective solos, duets an
quaTiottcs very Cfodiiabiy. Mi. l.o-
trnzl Engberg's performance on tho
clarionvt deserves special mention.
rhe visit OF Santa Claus, who very
mysterlously glided down among the
children seemingly from regions above,
aud who came with the promised
prizes, created much merriment among
young and old. The entertainment
closed with "a song; "GOo1 night aud
peace he with you" ani everybody
went home feeling that he had had an
enjoyable Christmas evening.
rRoFEssOR nERR,IAN,
who IL to the magic art what Booth l.
TO tragedy, viii be at the Theatre Fri
day aud Saturday, January Let and
and. Like king, the cobJurer travels
| Ia ear specially built for him ut 4
cost OF $4,000.
GENERAL MOTIFS.
A theater IL being built In VicnnP
with u seating capacity Of 10000 TOT
the International Musical Exposition
to be held thoie In 1902.
Those who play the violin viii be
interested in learning that Mime.
Camilla Urso practices FIX houn day,
and never brings out new concerto
without devoting six months study 10
II. Aitor thoroughly working over tho
details Of technique and mastering the
phrasinR of the violin solo, she plays
this with the pianoforle part, which IL
condensed from the orchestral score,
and .hen she studies the entire score,
so m TO be familiar with the instru.
mentaliOn.
There are about ., 900 Americans In
Berlin, most OF whom arc studying
music; but II has been calculated that
On the average only one In 10000 be
comes viTtuoso. The leading schoo
OF music IN Berlin is the Royal HoCh
Schulz, where BArth, Schulze and
I,udurl are the principal teachers o
the pianoforte, and Joachim holds the
post OF instructor ON the violin.
liuninste.u has returned 10 ~. Peters
burg, where he will give new can
inta In honor II the silver wedding o
tho car and caArlna. After Christmas
he will 90 to Paris, where he oxpecti
To remain permanently. His sacret
opera "Moses," the seventh and last
part finished this year In Dres1en, vii
soon appear from the press Of Seull IN
LeiIsic.
Airiina Patti will vail for New Yorl
ON December q. The latest news from
her Welsh castle II that sho preserve
the custom n inging curiew bell
iorn nj a certain hour she touches ~
electric hutton which informs the corn
IL servants all over the house that IN,
lights must he cxtinguished for tn,
night.
A Missing Box.
Before his death, General Il. Il
Connor told his sons that he had nXet