The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-04
Hereafter the curtain will rise promptly
"M'FnE OF DUBLIN"

"M'FEE OF DUBLIN"
The attraction at the theatre next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday will be John T.
Kelly, clever impersonat0r of Irish
character, in his new comedy, sMcF'ee OF
Dublin" The new play was written by
Charles T. Vincent and MIR. Kelly, and
this will be its first presentation in this
city. The piece has been highly spoken of
by the eastern press, and Mr.. Kelly Is
credited with making the biggest kind OF a
hit in the title role. His supporting COM
pany is an excellent one, including Florrie
West, Adelaide Randall and many others.
number of new songs and taking spec
ialties will be introduced during the action
of the play. The scenery and costumes
are all new and the best that money can
produce.
The sale opens this morning at 10 o'clock.
THE CHORAL.
The Choral society had full and enthus-
iastic meeting in old Odd E'ellows' hall last
evening and Professor Stephens was much
pleased at the attendance and the rehearsal
of Light OF Asia" Professor Radcli1
wss elected as the accompanied of the
society.
The committee on resolutions appointed
at last meeting, on the death of P. S. Gil
more, reported that they had sent beauti-
full floral design, with an appropriatite mes
sage Of sympathy TO the family of the
deceased and with the following
resolutions, which were read and
ordered to be spread on the min
utes of the aociety aud to be published in
Salt Lake papers, and also sent with the
floral emblem.
Quiet q number Of new members passed
an examination. The president announced
that additional atlas were needed. The
Choral society rehearsal for the Columbian
anniversary will take place next Monday
night and also Friday night with the
Tabernacle chorus, instead of Tuesday
next.
Below are the resolutions:
Whereas, It has pleased the Divine Author of
all music to call from earth and among men the
world renowned bandmaster aud musical di
rector, Patrick Sarsdeld Gilmore. and
Whereas We. the Salt Lake Choral society.
are DESTROYS OF giving expression of his worth
in life. and loss in his death, therefore be it
Resolved, That in Mr.. Gilmore we recognize
the greatest bandmastcr, and one among the
foremost musicians and composers the world
has ever known. That to him more than any
other was due the honor OF popuariZing our ma
tionaI airs both in the United States and in for
eign countries. That he, instead OF trying to
change public sentiment, not only went with IT,
but led 1t and educated and elevated it. That
he was afabe 10 all, and especially courteous
TO those OF mis- profession.
Resolved. That in his death we recognize an
irreparable loss, not only to the musical profess
sion. but to all lovers of music That We feel
that his death was untimely. depr1ying our ma
ton OF his services at tho coming celebration,
and this society, of his expected visit to our
city.
That we mourn with all lovers OF music our
loss. and condole with his family in their great
affection.
That these resolutions be spread on the
records OF this society, and copy thereof sent
to the bereaved family and published in the
daily papers OF Salt Lake city.