Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06

pl'yed violin solo, and tbs Moaatl
cniidren danced; only one feature was
'lssing and that was the annual
| spoton by George Goddard, who un.
fortunately Ia out Of the C ty.
THE IABERNACLE held l 200 or
| 1ouO people last night who came out
70 Ilsten 10 an admirable program and
70 Alu tue deserving cause Tor whicn ID
was given. there were some admir-.
soie features, and some not 90 admira-
ole, but generally the concert was
greatly enjoyed. Lr. Give, who Ia
coming w by leaps anu bounds.
got Triple encore aud deserveu
u; the Harmony Gluo club. tbe
only one OF our swell musical clubs
mat hangs tx tier, showed astonlsh-
lug Improvement aud its selections
we're very atusicslly tendtrsd, tbe
Obsa eOlOs being especially fiut. Heldja
band played a catchy novelty tpat wss
aii Hght ell le close but very much OIL
Tue key at the start. Miss Jeunlngs
sang htt solo b tier than che has ever
given anything in puulic, ami was
warmly recalled. Mtt. Piummer saup
song by Evan Stephens and was
also loudly npp.auJUu. The choir
rendered "L.f' up your heads.p nom
tue Messlahi ga grand etylo, the hataes
executing their part we'll. Mr Daynes,s
exquisite "Pilgfim'. song Of Hopev
Was recalled; Mr.. Gorliuski was also
sDcOted Tor his rendition OF "LoveIs
10 qucst" sung very tondsfly, but
% 1 Irf too slowly. The orchs. ira un-
YET Mt. Careless played well ~ usual,
aud Mr.. kraudc aud Mr. Petersen de-
serve credit for tasteful acoompani.
mentf.
KATIE PUTSAM'8 advance sale
oprneI today. she has found In her
now play, The Old Lime Kiln, her
great success. While the comedy h
bright anu catchy ana ptodominbtes,
1heio IL vein OF human intetesI
throughout, with enough OF the sunsa-
uonal TO make II Intensely interesting.
Al THE GRAND. 49, An Unequal
Match showed q u, uidud IMPROVEMENT
last niglL MI Mon ally states thai
tney have engaged Two VI the pfrsost
company 10 remain here and that iry
are IN telrgmphic communicable
with other capable people. lie states
That owing % reports circulated among
the dtamatio agents In New York by
Hliliu d Nuiil To tho effect that the Salt
Lake Amusement company was not
a'pous'blr, Msnsgct Rogers hal a
local tank guatst tso hts contacts
win the new people he Ia engaging.
lie las Issued tao following carl:
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah,
FEBRUARY 90.
In view OF the fact that NO much |
nonsense hos been taid and writ % |
tue ~ -oAllod "Wfauglun Z !
the dfanl opera house, perhaps BIZ. |
aud plain note 1f explanation in regard |
10 tho matter would not be amiss. a |
short time ago Mr.. Frawlvy eKprttBuI |
strong dissatisfaction WITT the news.
paper notices which some members Ut |
The company we're Receiving Anu |
'eemed 10 feel that tbs management OF |
he house had sought 10 uuuuly la.
luenCu the critics TO slight tue very |
ibyinuH merits OF certain player
In tlo diAcussion which ensuud he
threatened TO take the company
,way and /, feeling that an equally
gOOl anu perhaps better company
'ould bu organized At less Coz
informed him that / would be- pleased
Z lao would release US from our coz
fHot anu asked him VI he would accel
, notice 10 quit. He said that lie
would Il Imagine without suiilcloi
tiisction) and | soOu tfcr gave MIN
he three weeks notice, when Gniiin
'nd NciIi. his priucipRle, acceI tea by
wire. / observe now that the whole
tansaction seems to hAve caused Mr..
'tawiey some pain butas he arranged
lie matter, nH | tnrn supposed, To nis
'wn ssu faction, 1 Vi that / can now
10 nothing more tuAn oder htm my
anu express tue hope that ne
VIII do well elseN here.
Respectfully,
J. Il. Rooms,
Manager Grand Opera House.
Ae the public now has all the facts
n relation 10 the controversy, 1t will
10 called closed ~ lar as the NEWS Il
0nooTneu, unlutH something Oi more
interest thnn now seems evident,