The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-01
Musical Notes.

Squire Coop, the young and popular
organist of Ogden, is thinking seri-
ously of locating in Salt Lake, with a
view of becoming a pupil of Theodore
Salmon.
Willard Squires, Salt Lakes favorite
basso, is now in Chica go studying
under Tetedeux. He is a member of a
crack quartette and is under contract
at a salary of $1,000 year
A primary entertainment will be
given in the Twenty-second ward on
Friday night the 9Th inst, and a mat
-inee on the afternoon of the same day
The programme is a. good one, consist
ing of songs, recitations and a one-act
farce entitled, when the Cats Away
the Mice Will Play" The little ones
are deserving of a bumper house.
Next Saturday night the tabernacle
choir, under the direction of Prof Ste
phens, assisted by the adult and jul
Veni1e prize winners of pc st contests,
will give a grand concert in the large
tabernacle. The programme is an adj
mirable one, embracing Salt Lakes
best talent. Our conference visitors
could not manifest their appreciation
of the choir's efforts in a more sub
stantial way than by greeting them
The Svea Choir is the name of a re-
cent musical organization in Salt Lake
which is rapidly coming to the front
Their singing at the Swedish enter
tainment at the Cliff house Friday
night was revelation to the many
present. They prove themselves con-
scientious workers and the possessors
of rare voices.
| The concert given under the auspices
| of the young ladies of the Second ward
| Friday night was a success in every
particular. A beautiful feature of the
| Entertainment was the presentation OF
an original tableau, in which four lit
| tie tots posed in the representation OF
historical and other characters. The
entertainment was repeated last night
with similar success. The proceeds
witt go to the poor of the ward
Prof. Stephens received a telegraph
message from Sousa's manager, Fri
day. inquiring as TO what he Prof
Stephens) thought of a May day con
cert in the tabernacle with the banC
and choir. Sousa was under the i'm.
preston that May day was a holiday
here. which not being the case Prof
! Stephens replied that he did not think
/ it advisable to alter the arrangements
made with Sousa while here.
The Sixteenth infantry band will give
a concert at Fort Douglas at 8 D. m.
today. Following is the programme:
March, THE Corcoran Cadets,
Sousa.
| Selection from Richard Occur de
Lion" Gretzy.
Waltzes. Summer showers" Keller
Air and variations, (cornet solo)
| Ripley.
Selection from "Lucrezia Borgia,'
Donnizetti.
Next Friday night the conference
! season of amusements at the theatr,
will open with the farewell production
of the great operate success of tn,
/ Crimson Scarf. Legouix's charmin.
opera as presented by the clever sing
ers and players, is one of the mos
ambitious things yet attempted by ou
local ameteurs, and is sure to prove
drawing card with the throngs which
will be in attendance at conference
The cast will be the same as before anC
will include Jennie Hawley-W Woodrow
contralto. Miss Winston, soprano, anc
Messrs. Spencer, Young, Pyper Wester
welt and Clawson. On the same even
ing the Home Dramatic club, headed
by Mr.. Wells and Edith Clawson vii
repeat its recent success Tears, Idl,