Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-09

tune, My Reieemer," wus one Of th,
astonishing things on the tour OF th,
tabernacle choir That popularity ha,
10 lar continued at home that tat
original words nnd music o. written rs
the author have been quite crow led
nsiis Ia favor Uf the words Of Ms. j.
Il" Shows hymn, aud the sOnuW ha.
thtngod form of music ~ rendered hy
Nlf. Enetcn. A. TINS piece Of music
now promises ~ become one OF our
hymn classics, n viii be well 20 record
that 10 was ffsi arranged In She torn
eung ~ Mt Ea-iuu, by his fusni
Frank w. McrrlIi the young org tnIs'.
! II was nrHt sung In puzzle ~ ML.
| EastOn at the funeral VI Mr.. McuiI',
] brother In Logan, where II maIc 70
| decided Au Impression that A p0.tIe
l Thatcher asked 10 have 10 rendered la
the Logan tabernacle, aui afterwards.
I ~ hiH suggesli1ni it was sung by Nc.
l EsstUu anu the Logan choir A.
tue dedication OF tho Temple
Ia this city. Mr.. Merrill has lust
printed his arrangement a. a solo for
tenor of soprano, ~ the key of u Ia.
COaIter & SnelgfOve have also tutt
published another, arranged by Mr..
Stephens, In the key VI A nd-,
charming IDEA with the chorus ay.
comparing the solo plauissimo all the
way through, instead Of only fspeat.
ing the last three " orIs Of each verse
a. a refrain, ~ la the other arrange.
moui. Mr. Sinphens'a ARRANGEMENT
is 20 be ffst sung by the Tabernacle
choir tomorrow. The NEWS nc.
kuowledges the receipt Of = copy Of
bOtn versions.
The sacred cantata Joseph, by j.
AHior Broad, which was rendered
with no much success some time ago,
viii be repeated In the Twentieth
Wnti meeting house, about the 20ih
inft.i by thu members OF the ward
choir, Prof J. J. Dayncs selling a.
conductor nuu Miss Katie H1muey NJ
pianist The proceeds derived from
the entertainment will be donated %
the poor Of the ward.
Rose Coghlan raised herself a good
many nOtiches IN the esteem OF the
public, when chs took her brother out
Of the cost VI her plays; Barrymore
was engaged 10 take his place,
aud Coshlau was given the stage
management Now comes the news
that no and his sister havo HAD |
another row. Last Saturday evening |
the company were playing iu Balu, |
more. Charles CoghiiB and klhne /
Buvoflidge, II was agfeod, were 90 sever /
their connections with the company /
The Woman Of No Importance have |
that night The Ieheafsals OF /
been going on for some little TIM. |
Charles Cughlan has been suprTiu. |
tending them, All this week tue re-.
hcarsals were 10 have gone on under /
hls management, On Monday morn. |
Ing, Immediately after his arrival from /
New York, Charles Coghlan went TO
bic sister.
"Lo1k here, Rose," he remarked,
''l've been thinking this matter over. |
| don'tacolwhy should 20 on suVefin. |
tending this work Of you're. ~ not |
going 10 10 mo any good. You must |
nither put kuhue AnJ mo baog In the |
cast or shall knock of working for |
you Immediately"
Miss COghlan turned on her brother |
anu relieved her mind. she told him
lhat II no ch0Hu ~ leave her la the /
.uTch he could 10 w. lie would not |
play Ia A Woman Of No importance |
IN any condition. As for Miss Bev. |
fridge, she had already received her
papers.
can right" exclaimed Charles
COghlan. And strAlghtway he went |
10 his hotel and announced that hs |
vas very ~ lie did not play Ia |
Diplomacy that night. In all prob /
,uiiity he has made his last appear. |
ince In Niles Coghlan's company, N |
not on the American stage.
sydney Armstrong N making AgTeat /
alt IN Boston as the heroine Ia the
lirl Loft Behind Me. la an article
IN Miss Arm0ustfOng'a personal tasIus
B0elon paper says; it may be OF iu.
.ctrsl 70 know that Hen Hur Is her Ia
vofits novel, dHyis Elugy her most
beloved poem, Sue IN good Judge OF
NJ, iotoa on flowers, especially y,0lolf,
'nd II very quiet Ia nor drrtF, eEputt /
"a the stage, where She IL noted for her
ino gowns always In keeping win u,r
part. She has no lads unless "briuR
Itage struck" as she expresses II, h
,nu. She IA n brilliant Oonvefaatioial.
N ana a keen observer, aud makes
charming companion.
Nym Crinklu, the woll.kuOwn critic
,ud casaylet, Ina leading article In the
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