Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20
MUSIC And DRAMA.
John Philip SOusas Rev narins
Band.
TIE DRAMA or rHE FUTURE.
Attractions at the 1 heatre. --Salviui.-
from the Stage 10 tho Pulpit.
TIE DRAMA OF raE FUTURE.

ronight rs the opportunity given 10
nee Sol smith Russell In this play.

I
sousA's SEW NiARiSE BkKD.
About twelve yenls ago Mr.. John
Philip sousa was appointed musical
director Of The O., s. Marine Band a,
Washington, then only an ordinary
baud oi the Presidential household.
What wls ultimately accomplished by
hir. S5usa the country Knows from the
concert tours the President permitted
Mr.. sousa To make with this baud Ia
the years OF 1891 aud 1892.
What Mr.. SousR could do with the
ordinary muaiciaus the government Is
uble.to secute ut salaries OF from $40 10
s3s per mouth was simply marvellous.
Everywhere Mr. Souea's talents were
recognized aud he quickly won n firm
hold on the musical public. When 1t
was learned that 10 more tours o. the
government baud were 10 be permitted,
the country began to call for Sousa,
and the New Marine Band was formud,
and ut III, very outset oiits career,i has
oton engaged for tho Worlds Fair
dedication In Chicago, whore mueic
will bo furnished for the several
paTaIrs, ceremonies, and the grand
Columbian concerts.
Tine baud will bo called together In
the Els,, nud win start for the wcrt
September 2G,h, playing In a few cities
on the way. The grand iotnpl OPEN
iug, when Atr. sOuaa and his band will
be welcomed to Chioigc, will take
place In tho great Chicago Auditorium,
Monday, October 10Th, when the band
will open its Chicago concert series to
run tor ten dayf. At tno close Of the
Worlds Fair dedication cefemoniea.
tour will bo commenced throughout
the country with the expectation that
within ono ycnr the whole Of the
/ Uuiled states will have been visxcd,
and every principal city permitted ~
enjoy tho playing Of this line military
banu.
GODDARD COMO EAST.
The numerous acquaintance and
/ friends OF thu popular local baritone,
/ Hchcr >. Goddard, VIII be- plsEaed 90
/ hear the announcement that he ~
about ~ 10 eAst To enter uIOna course
| o. vocal culture, covering period e.,
! two years, ar a finale 20 the proficiency
he has already attained in the diyl.
art. lie will be accompanied by Mr,
/ Goddard. The family oil make
/ their home Ia New York during their
absence isem Utah. They expect e.
leave ON Thuraday next. On their
return thuy win again take up their
resilenco IN this city where Mr..
Goddard proposes TO follow the
teaching OF vocal culture ne pro.
iesriDn. lie carries with him the best
wiahes OF n host OF friends anu .K-
cellent recommendations from musical
anu other professors aud prominent
citizens OF salt Lake. His absence
will be keonly felt In musical circles Ia
this city, hut the progress and improve
muut We bospcak for him VIII be more
than ample reward.
a "PALL MALL GAZETTE" rBEplC.
TION.
An English critic In the PaH NdR
| Gazette has attracted come attention by
boldly gvowing that the day OF i've
act tragedy, vi thTee-act comedy, OF
OIptoli0, OF classical concert, OF plano.
forte rcoilals, n over, and that "m0t.
| ley is your only wegr'-mOtloy In the
shape Of variety stlge, with it's
"turns" and rapid changes, Accord
INK to this prophet the average mind
Of the present. nge ~ too eniecbltd To
endure anything longer than variety
act OF more intellectual thhn u topical
song. And tho prophet D. In earnest,
too! He has not the slightest idea OF
being satirical. He really believes
that this class OF entertainment is
to rlse ON the ashes OF all other
ttyl,s. He moreover predicts that the
great musical artists OF the future
nay, even OF the present-will have 10
adapt themselves 10 ths new order OF
things, ~ that, according to the
MaSicat Tunes, 1--WE shall ste without
surprise joachim playing All obligat0
accompaniment ON the wrong side OF
the violin bridge TO Miss Jenny Hin,
anu WE shall behold without waking
NJ. Paderewski, with his lace BACKED,
acco upanying the Mhite.eyed Musical
knilir with the backs OF his hands, and
we shall wee, without moving
muscle or turning n hair, Jean de
Rvszke standing On the palm OF Sau.
dow's extended right hand, and Miss
/ iA4AAlN Nulllhh On MS ltlA tlltlnk lut
'Alafseillaise' In consecutive iiflhs anu
IN the MiAolydian mode"
"oIURIASA."
The next attraction Mt the Salt Lake
Theatre viii be "Glorisnn," played by
Chas. FruhmAn's stock company,
September 2 aud .. This play mad a
remarkable ~. Cersiul run at Herr
name Theatre last season, and was
well spoken Of by the crltics. II Ia
tIansplautud to the Amer can coil nonl
Eugland, ~e believe.
The cast includes the following well.
known name; Il. j. Hcnly, Frederick
Bond, Elwin Stevens, Chas. 4
Wells, Joseph Allen, Heurlutn Cross.
man, May Robson, Margaret Robinson,
lnts. W iss aid Henry Robson.
Following "GloriAna" rOmcs A. NJ,
Pnlmer's home st ok company In Gus.
Thomas idyliu and romantic play
~ iauAmn,"
"Giouaua''ls preceded every evening
by "lhe MOTORS Appointments
sALyISl.
Alexander Salyini returns fronl
Europe ON the French liner, the
"Chnmpegne," on Sunday, September
i8,hs The Company mas been notified
/ 10 assemble ~ New York on The IAN