Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-04
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
protr,nns for the Musical Contest
Tonight.
aP,ylroRE, AT WONDERLAND.
r,tr MUSICAL CONTEST

rur MUSICAL CONTEST
IA he held In the Tabernacle tonight Is
an affair ofgreat interest TO our music
Ioylpg community. The programme
"a As follows
riRsr CONTEST.
p,as. bands, members OF one ward
Tor assot is,ion), pre- slO0, selection Of
ihelr own choice.
Contestanta-l-Union brass band.
p-rsylorsville band. s--Tenth Ward
o,nd, (salt Lake city.) 4-Payson
diver band, Utah county.
SECOND CONTEST.
Rass or baritone solo, "rhc Storm
Flrnd" (Rockeil); prize sl5; SECOND,
SO.
Contestants-- John Robinson, Salt
Lake; Charles Kent, Ogden; John
lanes, Salt Lake; Fred Tout, Ogden;
N. 5, Ensign, Salt Lake; j. II. Boo
hard, Provo; willard Scowcroit os'
den; William II. Jones, Salt Lake.
John Buckley, Provo; Hagbert An
derson, Ogden.
THIRD CONTEST.
Plano solo, "rhc Dying Poet"
fGolIschalk). Prize, si6; secooi, IS.
II. J. smurthwaite, Ogden; Mis-
Dora Davies, Prove.
Vocal trio, "You Towering Peak"
Prize $50.
Charles Kent, j. Ballautync, u.
Farley, Ogden; J. II. Boshard, Johu
buckley, j. buckley, Provo; u. II.
Tout, j. MeQnarfle, +. Tout, Provo.
Closiug number, "liail Columbin,"
combined bands.
WONDERLAND.
The performances of the ever popular
on. Ms, pluaoron by the California
Opera Company under the direction
of Mr. Burton stanley, gives good sat.
i.factlou. The company have some
,plendid' voices aud good actors aud
actresses. The scenery In well arranged
anu everything gives evidence Of
Efficient management. The following
h the cast Of characters.
"Sif Joseph Porter, K,C.B.," Mr. Al
Leach; "Ralph EackstfAw, "Mf. Frank
Vnletgn, "Captaiu COrc0fau," MIR. j.
Raynar,. "i0atswRin,n Mr.. Lewis
lcdcflc; "Dick Dradeye,n Mr.. Al
Raynari, "JOsephinc,D Miss Adele
E,tr, WHebc,D Miss Hose Southern;
"Butlufcup," Miss Hattie Graham.
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Gamma" 'N'
Donelly aud Girnrd'a "Nalural Gasn
will illuminate the Theatre for three
niehu, commencing Monday, Junu ~.
New songs aud dances have been al
dod and the play "full Of fun"
-,
iVNiS 9"hfN'
A circular letter, issued from the
Office Of the Salt Lake Tonic Bpl.fa
Society, has been sent us for puUlica-
ton. II reads M follows:
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&" go 'e""V' S"P.'u ''' ''"o"'' wv"
Teachers, ~ Ctdh Icrrtfory'
Tn, vain. M vocal musIc ma m uart M
the reyular .xetcises in school IL uni.
yspalIy aoknowledged. Int IN,
,v,ien,a,ic nraclice sf sInyinp and
syndy n, inmate conn.ctsa fhs1ew,,h
has GENERALLY b,en eonflned 10 the few
,ehools exc.ntionslIy fortunnle i'm bny.
ing teaeb.rs who nosn,,s Inc uncon.
man yenIns IN ,onnnrehsnd nm A abIlily
IA teach Inc oId tan no,ntion. Now
bowever. nv mean, m IN, Tonie sol.ia
,ysi.m. tb.f, hornIy need 10 he a school
in IN. land without having vocal
music fsinyIrg trnrn noies as nnrt M
M. ednentionai traininy' Any teacher
who eau dl,tinguish and sing the seven
tonesnf I'M. n.iuraI .caI, may. nv M.
iaIning a fow lessons In m, syst,m
pnmrd ouailfv him nv herself 10 in
ttfuct nunlls Ina singing nv that
m.thod and Law a yood foundation Tor
them Ia aeouir. n knowl.dge OF the
eomnlica,eJ sia n notation. in fact. A
il pps.lble Tor a Teacher Ia ink, n cours.
OF s.lf.instrnction thnt wnuid tbus
quality him or h,r. M many have done.
Aecomnanving ma letter il n
pamphlet wi,ieh briefly sxplains the
Tonlc All. IA n,in,,,Ia ~ r,usic i.sch.
inr. shows IL s,mplIcltv and aIysn.
tages, gives t.-tImonies OF celebrated
muslcians In It's favor, demonstrates
how well II IL adapted Tor schools, and
how easily II can be learnt and taught.
We desire TO see the remarkable
musical talent that prevails among the
children In Utah properly stimulated
" recommend You 10 read the
hmphlet devote q little time to Oh
,Ain some knowledge OF me system
INV men introduce u IN inc SCHOOLS
There il no money-making scheme
IN THIS The pamphiets are donated