Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-04
AMuSEMENTS.


The q. 8. Marine band hos beou
here. The lover Of music Ia Sal'
Lake have hnd the pleasure Of listening
to this celebrated musical organization
The Theatre was well filled ut the
matinee performance aud In the oven
lug many were unable to secure all
mlttnnce. Everything was sold out.
The evening concert opened with a
wagnefiau ovsrturc,which was played
here by GilmOre's hand, and at oppor'
tuniiy presented itself to compare
tho performances ~ two great
mastofs. Both arc coming perfection
very near, but while Gilmore's hanu
IN compotci particularly for INDOOR
concerts, the lnstruuenta OF tue
Marine Band seem ~ he selected with
special regard 10 open air music.
The baud has reached u high degree
Of virluosity, and no concerts could be
more enjoyable than were thoae last
Saturday. Everything was cncofcu.
a humotesque called "Good Bye"
composed by Mr.. Sousa was unique
and called forth much meffimont. 10
consists Of n number Of well known
goodbye tuues, and aa the pcri0rmera
finish their respective solos, they leave
the atagc, until the leader finds him.
self alone. Then In fllos the baud
again playing Scotch air.
The singing OF Mile. Marie Dccca,
the "Anerican Jenny Lind" was
also greatly enjoyed. She possesses a
voice remarkably pure In tone and OF
considerable range, aud she las mas
tered the technique Of the art In all ib
details. Tho most difficult passages
were rendered by her seemingly With
nut any effort 40 ALL She sang an aria
from "LA Somnambula" and the over.
tufe from "Sindn III ChamOni" and
was both times heartily applauied.
TIM HONE DRAMATIC.
The appearance tonight and tho fol.
lowing evenings OF the Home Dramatic
Club In the "famofRlda"is dramatic
event which has been looked forward TO
with great deal OF intorcet. The FOL.
lowing "a the east Of characters:
Esmoraida, Relic Gilbert.
Mr Elbcu Hogefs. North Carolina farmer,
Airs. vida Ahn Rogers, hi. wife, Loiue ciar.
idgr
Dave Hardy. young North cArolinian. Mr.
SIT Eitatroot. a man Of lclgurc. Mr. spencer.
Mr JACK helmond, an American arii'lin farl''
MIS- Nora Desmoni, hia sister, birdie Cum.
Mics kaie Dofmond, his ester, Ncitic smell.
Mnfgui, Do Montoiiiu, a French ad'cntlfcr' W.
BARLOW.
George brew. an American 'Peeulaior, Mr..
IVana.
the TABERNACLE CONCERT.
At the Tabernacle tonight ther. will
be chorus OF 600 voices, and the Sym.
phony orchestra will appear for the
ilr,t time, under the direction Of Pro-
fessor Anton Peicnon. The vocal
soloists are Mrs. Thomas, Mn. Allison,
Miss Poulton, Miss Ethel Conoly, II.
&. Ea,ton, q. ID. Piper, IL. =. God.
dard, Moroni Thomas, ana the Har.
mouy Glee Club. The instrumental
soloisis are Willard Weihe, Professor
and Mrs. Hartman, and Mrs. Gaylord
Bell with her harp.
WONDERLAND.
Tho announcement Il made that
Mfs. Mile Price Dow has been en-
gagged Tor another week at Wonder
land. New and novel attractions are
constantly arriving at this pleasure
resort.
HALLES AND HART
hold the stage on Friday and Saturday
In the popular iarce.comedy "Later
on"
"RsMERALDA" AT BoUNTTuL.
Tho Home Dramatic Club and Belle
Gilbert open their conference season In
the beautiful play OF "Esmeralda" this
evening. The club gave n perform
nnce In the BOuntiiul opera house
Saturday night, and the piece caught
on Immensely, the house being packed
with an audience that gathered from
nearly all parts Of Davis county. Miss
Gilberps delinoation Of Esnorslds
was specially admired, aud each mem
her Of the company, particularly Miss
Claridge, Mr.. Wells, Mr.. Young,
Birdie Cumming, and Mr.. Spencer
were heartily applauded for their de.
lineatlons.