Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

The uiflturuighel euCrttH OF AhH
Tabernacle Oh OR on it, eastern tour
last yefr has had the effect Of hring the
ambition Of other salt Lake musical
people. For some time past plan has
teen quiiely working To organize =
small concert mpany In this city
with a view 10 making TIA petmanett
affair, and Of spending the greater part
of every year on the rosd travelling.
The name Of the organization will be
ZOn's Concert company OF Salt Lake
City. aud Of course the projectors rely
on the reputation OF Bali Lake 40 a
musioal center, together with the
curiosity that will naturally be felt TO
see and hear singers from this widely
advertised community, 90 draw their
audiences aud make the venture q pay
inv one. Tue organization will be a
regular stock company with a capital
Of f26, 900, the greater part n which,
We are utedlly informed, has already
buen subscribed ~ n gentleman OF
means living n this city, who thinks
tho scheme will be paying one.
DINER ftuuaholders will be the artists
who make NJ the company and such
people ~ may deeiro TO purchase stock.
Inc people who are said 10 be engaged,
though we do not have II from the
artists themstlvcs, are as follow;
viola Pratt a........... .Contrato
willard Wchr.s sssss. ssssNlolniat
Prof hrouae,ss.ssss ssssssssssilauiat
H. y. t1nsssssssssssi.ssa. sssl cuor
IA. 3. 0oddafd.s.....s b.. baritone.
The soIr no u the organization IL
yet 10 be selected; Mr. Geo. n. Gillett,
9 gentleman who came here from the
last several yeAfs ago, and who has
been engaged Ia mining aud several
other enterprises, IA the manager; John
4. Meakin, tho advance agenL 10 10
expected that the tour will begiE
shout May let next, that II will
last the greater part Of The year follow.
ing, and that the frat concerts will b.
given In the principal cities Of this
Territory. A route has already been
laid out covering all the big ollits Of
the union. The Advertising matter Of the
Company will be on the order Of that
used by the Tabernacle choir, and
viii include llthsgraphs Of the Taher.
naclo and temple.
This afternoon the nrtt performance
OF tho bufletta The Dress Reheapal 10
going on at the Lyceum, aud II will
DO repeated Monday and Tuesday
evenings. The publio will not need
theannounoomeni that the whole pro.
cesds 70 to that excellent charity |
organization, the Young Ladlea Aid |
Society, 10 Induce it to crowd the |
small auditorium At all three Perform |
apces, for tue merits Of the affair Alo . |
will DO thai. Thestil IL by Geo. R.5lms, |
the same man wha wrote the Lights |
o. London, OstloT joe, and many other |
well known plays ara poems; II IL laid |
In an English boarding school, and |
tells Of the amusing difficulties the
girls encounter Ia attempting 10 get up |
performance Of Cinderella. IL IL full |
OF bright music by Louis Dishl, |
aud other selections have been |
introduced, notably a charming Duet |
AID chorus by Prot. KTouue, who IL |
musical director, and who will con-
duct a select orchestra. Mrs. Me Nally
will play Cindefeiia; Mrs. Woodrow,
the Prince; Miss H1yle, the "ptolet-
iohap who 'coachos" the rehearsal;
Miss Grace Young and Miss Lottie
i4rvy, the two spiteiul sistefs; hi6s
Phillips, the fairy godmothsr; Miss
iNimbAil, the husiers tchoolmisiresi;
Mlas sallie Fisher, tbs French gov
etnesh; Miss Hoge, Miss Ala and
Mss Cotton, three charlottesville
schoolgirls; Mia Stopper, an interior.
Ing apinstor. Besides there will be- =
chorus made up Of we'll known young
ladiea. The house Ia given rent free;
the lights arc donated, and all other
expenses Are put down 10 bed rock, 30
that the Ala society ought 10 reap a
very handsome little harvest for itS
enIoTpTise.