Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-30
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california next month by edward Milton
un,Io il aid b. be- adapted from The
sltno novel that Anita Fhlion D. ranslai-
ms and adapting from tho French
Music and Drama.
Wong, fftcud Thram, decl iojly
wrong. Mt. R1yle's play was uOncolN-
Ell Altogether from bis own ief'lle
brain, was written In tnia cryi aul
originally pfoducri here by our
amateur conitnny under tile hame OF
Out oi Dafanets.
Mir. Kly.c, Uy the Vay, win his
play anu his clever company, .will uc
In sails Lake ~ NOvcmuvf H. has
sent nu iuvitatOl to tue ii mr Dfa-
matte Club already 10 be inn guess ON
thcupsning night. salt Lake PROV 49,
tD zee TIA, this pait,cu ~ engatcmen.
shall BE-, in the language Of the zeal
estate mAftr. "hummer"
The echoes Of the great Eiattdiodd
arr still being heard in tue various
music and Trade Journals. The must
cnl Courier, Sew Iors, hes The follow
lug atticiU from It, Chicago code'p 'A'
enu
And now what 10 the relation be.
tween coal bcds ami vocal chordt.
Here IL Scranton. Pa, walking uu
with the $1,000 prize iu the Chicago
contest, aud It's lady cnofus with the
best work Of that kiud on earth repre-
scented by prize Of $3.50, believe
Perhaps should tay: "Nnaps IN n
name?" Toe Scranton society, which
iH ~ wonder al, u tgptizrd "lhc
Cymrodurion," and ilH conductor
"Dsn PfOihefoe."
wolsh ladies, from the giant district
Of Cardiff, got the $3.50 pfize iot best
female chorus wuTk. South wales
male chorus won the $1,000 prize for
similar wofk; AMI by tue way notice
the difference Ia relative valued
Wtlahmen urew the ptizo In harp
competition Aud handbook making,
hut Pitubutg sgaiu-coal smoke again.
tIO--hnd the b,s operate lbrel1o'
over 10000 people attended tie
last two concerts. II the Fait
hasd ono nothing else it has e.tab'
lished Ia the eyes of the wOTll the
position OF the Welsh nation ns TO
music. II hR. often been a wonder to
mo why "lho greatest living prima
donna" chose the center Of thie sturdy
county for her "h0ly OF holies." Now
/ know.
The Salt Lake Tabernacle choir
carried III tue second pfizs Of $1,000 IN
tho contest, which, added TO llu
thumphal Incidental tour, makea for II
the Fair event memorable anu
cfedi,Ablc One. Tho choir was accom-,
panied by the three first presidents OF
tue Chugch and other high disnitaritt
aud friends. At Independence Mo-
the Mecca Of Mormon faith by the
/ way, tptc nj ovation was givon aud
unusual services and the best music
gone through with. Much Of tht
music Of tue conductor, MI Evar
/ stephens, was sung during the triT
aud II was au excellent opportunity u
rchearso the coutest work.
Mr. stephens has nson TO this digni
fled position from being a shepherd boy
on the plains OF Utah, when his mu
steal study was had from copies Dor
rowed from friends. Among thos'
Identified with the success OF the Gu
lerpfite were Messfs. X. q. Eislon, IL
y. Ensign anu Johu Robinson, MIS-
Bessie Drau.A llioon, Mrs. LiELi'
Thomas. Edward. Mrs. Agnes Olsen
Thomas, Mite. Nellie Druce'fugsley
Mr.. George ID. Pypor AMI the excel
lent viOlinist Willard Welhe. a
kansas CITY the choir sang teVoTh
songs for the Henry Irving company
whom they encountered nj this june
ton. a stirring number OF thoir roper
tOife was grand chorus, "hosauns,'
q magnificent geln Of praise wfille'
by Mr. Stephens ior the dedication q
the Mormon Temple, when II was sum
by 400 choir voices aud over 800
people VINO we're present at the lAyin
Of tie cApstOne.