Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

/. Each woth must gc Ia manuscript
iufm aui absolutely now to the pub
lic.
.. IT, merits shalt by passed uppn By
aHltc!Al lury o. i've o. more compel.
ent Judges.
3. rAe works 70 which the pri2
thnll be awarded susll br made known
{ the public under the nuGr lees of the
National conservatory d. Music Of
America, whose opttailc conductors,
voenlisis, inslrum'niulists, choral
forces, Ctc,, Insure Hu ensemble tA.l
must add largely to the "a ,s'iycuesl
OF the runDusitipnH.
4. The National Conservatory ~
Music Of America reserves the right
% give three public performances Of
the works 10 whlrh prizf- shall 10
awarded; these shall afterwards he the
property " the G0mlO,,r8 aud authors.
8. Manuscripts shall o. sent Tor oX.
animation, 10 the above aIIr,s-, be-.
tween September ! and October -.
l,s-. The award of prizes Wi he'
made on or about November TO- 1892.
soUsA's NEw MAXINE HAND.
Prof John Philip 5ousa, OF the U. :.
hadn. Band, hns hiRnoi a contract
with n syndicate OF New York aud
Chicago husinesH men whlcl mlkrs
HIM Tor ave years tho director OF n
new military hama now being formed
wiIh headquarters In Chicago. The
name Oi tuc new company ~ known as
the Blrkely SyndicAle, anu the blui
will be known a. S,usa's New Marine
Band.
The new band, Mr.. sousn said, viii
bc the finest ia the wufli. lie mad been
given carte blanche 10 employ whOms0.
ever ne saw III an! hal already su-
leCted som, OF the best musiclaI = IA the
country. lie said the band would he
composed Of seventy muacians, IL IL
stipulated In the contract that all
musical competitions owned ~ ptuL.
Aousa OF hereafter composed ny him
shall become the property Of the syudi-
cate.
Prof sousa's wei known compost.
ton, "Ihe ChsTio, Race" was sold
yesterday to DitsOu * Co., OF Boston, at
q handsome figure.
"LlrTLE ruCIt.'
Laughing little Bnsale slnsom re.
turns % us again nj the SAT- Lake
Theatre, Tuesday ani Wednesday
nighte, M the leading female support
TO that excellent commedinn, Frank
Daniels. Mis- SAMSON Is no, a great
actress and never will TO great
comedieune; but she has gooi ma.
tuTcd why about her that will always
win warm place for her IN the atiec.
uons OF the profession aud public.
Bessie SAMSON was born IA Scotland
lNeniy'sevsn years age. She driflcd
into the London theatres when she
Was but Nero child, and played in
the big English pantomimes. Then
she went Into the IT. James Theatre
with the Kondals and pl ye the rough
COMEDY parts nj thls huusc SINE Gne.
From tie I<eudnls She wrIJo Charles
Nyndam's Criterion ThrnfF, and then
rhr came to America with the Origi.
nal Nokes family, playing the role,
FORMERLY played by ROsinna NokeB,
VINO had already gone u starring. The
niue Scotch girl liked America so well
sue decided TO remain over here, aud
accepted an engagement from HOyt
anu Ihomrg, and played Venus one
year In "rhe RAY BABY Here she
met Frank Daniels, anu tho two have
bten together ever since.
robert Evans, the well known DE-
savage OF "Little Pack" company, -
fnll conspicuous figure In the play.
This II tue filth season " "Lutle
fuoki" ana Frank Daniels IL SAID 10
make more money than ever.
GENERAL EoTEs
The new play o,lled "Rohan the
Silent" which Sslyiniist 70 produce ia
conjunction with "Cuvalleril II iati.
Cana" next season, will likely prove q
ylunMl test N his histrOuiG ability
rom The Dslsaftlal standpoint. ltiHnI
que act piece ani plays cor about nu
hour, ard although On tho stage near.
all the time, he utters no word until
falls.
Tho "Stowaway" will bsrln sts
tour IN The West aud work out 10 the
''Ns1 over the Northern Pacific.
Gus Heoge, the author NJ the suc.
ce.a .ul play "Yon Yonsou" ami tho
originator Of Swedish dialect comedy,
hMfil'ng new play, which,it II said,
sSll contain character rs novel IN the
The scene Of "Nutmeg Match, - tbe
new play by Vim. uaworlh In which
anne Lewis viii make her debut "a, a
sNr the coming season, IS laid IN Con.
hseteuI ana II 10 described US a pas.