The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-29

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got hand. ''Nfiss Jansen,n added the
comedian dryly, recovered very suddenly
next day." When Jansen quit the COM
pany few weeks ago, Miss CHASER took
her place and has been progressing with
rapid strides ever since. Mr.. Wilson re-
heerses her severely two hours every day,
off the stage. She has many admirers, and
a Hood of would be beauX is constantly at
her heels. Chaser, mere however. is
Lulus travelling companion, and any
invitations she accepts always include
Mrs. q. 1t may interest the young lady's
Salt Lake admirers, by the way, to know
that she is engaged to a young business
man in Denver.
The theatre will without doubt be
crammed on Tuesday night, when the
Howells club aided by some other dramatic
and musical talent, render varied pro-
gramme for the benefit of the Unitarian
church fund. Following is the bill in full,
with those who will take part:
A PRETTY PIECE OF BUSINESS.
farce by Charles Martin.
charlotte Miss Zane
Nanny Miss Katz
Dobson-- Miss Stewart
Mr. Merryweather Mr. Westervelt
MI Snee--- Mr.. Ford
THE GARRoTERs.
BY w D. Howells.
Mr.. Edward Roberts .-Mr. Park
mrs Roberts ---------------------.M Miss Lincoln
Willis. Mr. Westervelt
Aunt NJ airy Miss Zane
". 6aWton ------------.--- -----Mr. Smedley
Mr.. Bemis, Observation-Disclosures MIR Ford
nr. bemls, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. Wltcher
Mrs Bemis, Miss Washburne
THE ROSE OF AUvERGNE.
A ore-act opera by Offenbach.
tIeurette, soprano ---------------.Miss Lincoln
P Pig49hi Baritone Mr. MI o 6gpeT
ALL of the musical west is eagerly looking
forward to the second annual mpeti ton
which occurs in the tabernacle next Setur-
day and the following Monday evening.
THE HERALD has secured full list of the
prizes and contestants and presents them
as follows:
SATURDAY NIGHT-FIRST CONTEST.
Brass bands, members of one ward (or
association), prize 500, selection of their
own choice.
CONGRATULATIONS brass band. 9
Tsylorsville band. 3-Tenth Ward band,
(Salt Lake city. 4-Psyson silver band,
Utah county.
SECOND CONTEST.
Bass or baritone solo, "The Storm
Fiend," (Rockeil) prize $l5, second $40.
Contestants-Joh ohm Robinson, Salt Lake:
Charles Kent, Ogden; John James, Salt
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Salt Lake; j. r. Boshard. Provo; Willard
Scowcroft, Ogden; William H. Jones, Salt
Lake; John Buckley, Provo; Hagbert An
derson, Ogden.
THIRD CONTEST.
Piano solo. 1.-THE Dying Poet" Colts
chalk.) Prize, SIS; second So
II. j. SmirthW ate, Ogden; Miss Dora
Davies, Provo.
FOURTH CONTEST.
Vocal trio, "Yon Towering Peak. Prize,
$50.
Charles Kent, j. Ballantyne, E. Farley,
Ogden; j. Il. Boshard, John Buckley, j.
Buckley, Provo; E. T. Taut, j. McQuarrie,
F. Taut. Ogden.
Closing number "Hail Columbia" com
bined bands.
MONDAY NIGHT-FIRsT CONTEST.
Male chorus, mem bers of one ward, "The
Dawn of Day, &c. Stephens.) Prize, $780,
Malad male chorus, Malad, Ida; Fourth
Ward GIee club, Provo, Utah.
SECOND CONTEST.
Quartette, 1.-THE Blossoms Close at Eve,n
(Aot.) Prize, $40.
j. 4. TweIves, H. S. Pyue, ]. R. Bos-
hard, j. Buckley, Provo; Taut brothers, c.
w. Hinckclitf, j. McQuarrie, Ogden.
THIRD CONTEST.
Baritone solo, young men under 81 years
of age, "The Old Guard" (Rodney) Prize,
SIS.
H. S. Ensign, Salt Lake; Ed. Young,
Provo.
FOURTH CONTEST.
Solo and chorus, 1.-THE Linden Tree y
Party from Fifth ward, Ogden; party
from Malad city, Ida; party from Third
ward, Ogden.
FIFTH CONTEST.
Tenor solo, prize, SIS and slO-"sleep
Well, Sweet Angel"
Orson Griffin, Ogden; Thomas Ash
worth. Salt Lake; Joseph Ballantine, Og-
den H. S. Pyne, Provo; Edwin F. Tout,
Ogden, j. r. Vance, Alpine; c. w. Hinch-
cliff, Ogden; George E. Hyde, Ogden.
SIXTH CONTEST.
Grand prize, $3.50. Male chorus not un-
der fifty nor over one hundred in numbe
Comrades in Arms" (Adams)
Weber County male chorus; Malad Che
raj society, Idaho; Utah Stake male cho-
rus; Salt Lake male chorus.
Grand union Of choruses to close.
e. Stephens, director and manager.
A. @. Smythe, (MantD; II. G.. Whitney,
salt Lake,; L. d. Edwards, Cache ad-
Indicators.
While "Mikado'' is scoring tremendous
success at Wonderland the California
Opera company is now rehearsing for the
production of the ever popular and univer-
sal favorite, ''Pinafore' "The Lass Tn at
Loved Sailor'' will be handsomely and
artistically arranged with complete set
tings and very strongin cast of characters
The arrival of Mr.. j. w. Coffey the extra
ordinary freak, known as the skeleton
DIde," will be the leading feature of in
terest in the curio hall. Mr.. CofTey is
known as the living skeleton, and is be-
lieved to be without doubt the thinnest
creature in the guise of humanity enjoying
life.
Friday evening, June 8, the Spanish
Guitar and Mandolin club will appear in
the Bountiful opera house, giving con
cert and concluding with an afterpiece en-