Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
Dramatic dnd Ggpic,
Messre cawson and whitney Return and Mako Their Ro-
port Theater Last Night TIL, Grey Mare
Tonight Amusement Notes.

, evening. Whether they will leave
Tor Omann the same nisht or remain
/ over SUNDAY, the 10th, IN not Jet been
/ settled, but n concert will b. given in
/ that city either the ION or Ill., ~
| that the choir win arrive home either
| on the 18Th or l3ih.
In kausas City the committee states
/ that their work was made liRht ~ mo
| TACT that genial aud wh9lee1ulrd W. J.
Blwss, formerly manager Z the Ogden
oprfa house, IL now directing the
All iitorium, the great hall fret opened
| by HYoth aud Barrett and capable OF
seating 600 people. lls received
them with open arms and said the
| choir could play matinee NJ well a.
night Performance. He was anxious
10 near all about the Home Dramatic
B club VI Salt Lake, AMI saii hc would
] play them week 70 crowded. h uses
| whorp hey wanted 10 visit Kansas
/ CITY. The Audit0tium lisa magnif.
] cent 10 ..... AMI the mammoth stage
/ would show of the choir TO decided
/ advantage.
! Inst. Louis the only great hail In
! the oity, tue Exposition, with seat
l Ink capacity Of $500 TO iIuJl engaged
! by the National sunday 5inO1l cDn-
| vrntion. The officer, however very
/ graciuusly yielded SAtutiiy night,
/ Svp;. 2ud, IN case tho choir should
/ want IL. The rent aud thu cghts
10. advertising are gIite high In -.
/ Louis, but N there h. any business q
bu done, the extra Size Of the hall
would more than compensate Tor the
| difference. Several smaller thenters
were Oh rel but not accepted.
Ihe only hail Ia Chicago whefU
lafg" concerts are given IL the Genital
/ Music HalG ~ course this eXurpts the
/ mammoth Auditorium, which IL
/ ulukud Tor tbe entire season by
America. Is. -. Young, now n teacher
Ia Chicago, MAJ nger David Hender.
sun, ui the All Babt anu 5iubad COM
uauies, ani all the Welsh managers o
whom Ciawson aui whitney had
letters, thought a one uigh's concert
la Chicago would be a dtcided SUI Gers,
anu u refusal II The hall was obtained
Tor September Oh.
In Omaha the committees met with D
warm welcome from tue mayor Of the
city, who said he had himsclf been d
feoirpient0 i Salt Lakes hospitality,
anI was Eager 10 have the ch0if appeal
iu his city. a refusal was obtained OF
both Ll0yd's fhcater an1 the Expjsi'
] ll4h AlAll iVA olNhNi t7ol't'hooi A"'h W
| litu.
"Whllo we we're Ia Chicago" said
Mr.. whitney, ave devoted ~ much
TINE ~ possible 20 ltsrniug what W,
could of other competing choirs. rnuy
seem to be coming without limit 10 con
test Tor tho sixty male doe pfizi o
5000. even from across tue water
Dor tue grand prize, 200 vOiCcf, thcf,
are only four competitors, TIVE
choirs from Scranton, Pa, one from
Cleveland, called the Western Reserve
aud our own. There 10 tho hottest kint
ut rivalry between the two Scranton
Organiz atoms, anu II goes to such q
Length that the local Welsh committed
la Chicago who have the qGatturing o
them, have lucltrd them IN hotels
mile apart. All reports agree that they
are very good singors, their member
SHIP hting mate up OF ths variuu
church oh1ifs Ia Scranton ami vicin
y ity. rAe leaders %; the two Scranton
: choirs Ate named Prothtr0c anu Evans
: the Cleveland mau IL Mr. DAVIS
with our Uwn stephens II viii DO
quattetlu NJ Welshihrn filted agains
each other, and when Melsl
\ mees Welsh, tell you, Tia
Greeks are not "a II. The hal
; where the singing IL 10 DO done ID
. magnificent one, capable Of seatini
] 1000. At the close pt tho contest nj
% the choirs united viii sing Amuric
, aud other selections. The ma Iney 10 b
i awarded tor prizes IA raised 10y subscriJ
ton among the wealthy Welsh peopl
q OF Chicago and from the results OF Ia
cOnttsts, to when everyone has 10 pay
' admissil Including the competin
= ] all HVtNs al lao NN HNuN
70 In thus sls5."
/ srAuE AND CoNCEKr MOTIFS,
The death Of the Dramatic NciUs IL
. regretted but not very unexpected fac
: Francis Wilson Is getting pointers .
l. the Worlds Fair.
Dolly Mobiles In engaged fr ChaTl,
DicksOn'a company next season.
y Tho Jane company passed throug
y Ogden THIS morning ON route fOf Sa
Francisco.
. Maudie Adams says she Is In exec
7 lent spirits after a summer vncntlu
y aud ready for the fall season.
i The suspension Of the Dramat
a A6Ws lelv6s tue Now York MIRO
}, alone In the field OF dramatic lourna
10 ism. L. IL u case OF tue survival ,
/. the ntteel.
q The receipts of America, Mt III
' Auditorium, Chicago,a are said 10 Teac
y about S3D, 900 week. Tho expenses
~, the production are about $4,000
- week.
IA Eddy Foy says that ho has secured
" joO fopnext summer, when II Ia h'
N liovcJ that Chicago will he deaf. II
* viii open oyster, nj Norfolk At tweut
NJ cents ar hour aud no questions RskG,
10 -Mlsig and Drama.