Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

A promenade concert at Ssliair by
tile Tabernacle choir has long been q
cherished notion Of Manager Clayton's'
and he will carry his notion into eiieol
on the 2sth inst.
The rlan IL sure to prove enormously
attractive, aud will be doubly ~ when
the public knows that the ailair VIII
be in the nature Of a boteit to the
cholr's world's Fair fund; The general
interest in the Blk trip aud the comp'-
tltion for the prize Of $4,000 is such that
the public would rally to the support
OF the benefit even without the added
inducement Of the concert Ia the great
pavilion.
The $50 voices picked for the
Chicago trip will be transported to and
fro free; they will render the three
competitive choruses and number Of
lighter and more popular selec1ions'
with tho best talent a. Holoisif, lucluu-
Ing Bessie Dean Alleon and possibly
MIR. Easton. Two programs will be
given-ailernoon and evening-and
the numbers will DO 30 presented 40 l.
leave opportunity for promonades'
dancing, picnicing, boating and bath
ing. In oil II will make delightful
day and evening for the choir ami IL
bost OF friends. and the occasion should
yield a considerable sum to the great
enterprise for which II is inaugufaled'
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For years past George Thatcher one
Of the beat known OF American
minstre =, has been yearning TO branch
out into some form OF entertainment
which should preserve some OF the
featutes Of minstIelsy, and combine
some Of the features OF comic opera.
He tried IL In Tuxedo last year but was
not satisfied with the combination, ana
this year, backed by the great hrm Of
Rich q Harris, Whose nance are
idrntifiaI with hOst Of spectacular
successts, he has launched out into
the production which will be
seen In Salt Lake next week.
with him comes n company ui
sixty or seventy people, among them
being such well known artists M Oiis
Harlan, John a. Coleman, knymon
Moore, II. J. jose, Chas. j. shnv, u.
w. Ffiilman, Th,G Lowsi John
DAILY, Harry Blnney, George Lewis,
Ada Walker, Blanche Hayden, f,ari
Inman, Helen and Henrietta Byron
Grace Hamilton, Jennie Scott anu
Miss Kathryn.
Somewhere nbou, 200 PEOPLE were at
the Congregational church last evening
10 greet Prot. Arnold, the vlolinist.
The number was fair considering tue
difadvnntHgos o. having the affair On
the eau,c evening ~ the RnwiinP re-
cettiou, but Il was not a. al what MI.
Afnold'. merits warrant. The pro.
gram was ~ iollowt:
organ soio, "Andanto con Noto." fron alh
Htm ticrthoyrnl rtut Radcliffe.
Meditation, Greed OF thu belle" Mics Austin.
Violin solo. AdaVo aud Motto ierp''"o'
oag' "iiappy Dirdhngs," twallaoo) Agnes
orSan 900, Evening s,Ar." Oyasuer-iA'itl
Rsciiation, "rhai Fire At The Nolan's," Miss
Austin. $500,
song. ave MaFia,' Agrcs htano McNnill',
Violin solo, tal "NtyCne," lNtruNicmpal lbl
"MAIuTka." tNieniawstD Hubert Arnold.
Prof. Radcliiie, Of course, won warm
plnudila for his work ON the grand
organ and Miss Austin. a clever recitcr,
aud Miss McNally, an accomplished
vocalist, were both accorded marks OF
favor, but for the star VI the even.
ing, the violinist, tho real enthusi.
asm was reserved aud TO him II
went In the most uncontrolled fashion.
AS we have before observed, M.ATnold,
for yong n man, ~ n marvel IN exc
cutiOu, la feeling, In breadth ami la
magnetism. To hear him In some OF
his most thrilling passages, with the
ait vibrating ON the high strings and
n sweeping sonotous accompaniment
breathing Ut the same time on the
lower-one Ia rrminde Of some rare
soprano voice rendering an ohllggto
. with n whole choir Of singers chanting
IT, accompaniment. The playing wa
electrical In its effect and the artist
was called back after every achieve
mont.
The Chicago Herald has an excel.
ANhA hNAlNlt Nh AAlN " yAhAAANAANh hNNANAl
Of Chicago and the great results music.
ally, accomplished all over America by
Welsh workers. In the article Il q
pleasant reference to the fact that
"the great Mormon Temple choir
which will come TO Chicago In Sep.
TENDER, IL led by n Welshman-Mr,
Evan Stephens" The Eamo artici,
commends the enterprise OF the com
mlttee OF three Welsh workers who
came out TO Utah aud "induced the
Mormon Apostles to consent 10 allow
the choir 10 make the great trip"
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IL IL a pleasure 10 announce that tn,
2ith Of July will not be allowed TO pas,
without some Higns OF celebration
The Tabernacle choir will give vefy
unique entertainment In the rabef
nAcle on the morning Of Pioneers' day