Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-20
Dramatic and 3yrio.
Tho salt Lake Concert Company mnsres-PraoIIa Sc
For May e-Caprloo at tho Crand-A Tribute
to stophons-Crumos.

The lions Concert Company, o
which the NEwsc0u Aimed un Hucourt
somo time ago, has ulgu1mod into new
life with the promised nome coming OF
Viola Pratt and H. b. Goddard. We
understand that the scheme has boo"
found new backeu, though MEdilleue,
it, originator, IL s,iil 60 be- msnsEeh
The name also has been CHANGE from
Zion Concert company To She Salt
Lake Concert company, which Nr
think an Improvement, as good part
OF the stock m ttado Of the organization
wac tue fact that II halleu from Salt
Lake, and there was nothing whatever
ia tho old title to indicate that istt.
The pisn now is to take summer
tour " xix weeks, and Go
liriit II TO Utah, Colorado, wyoming
Montana and Idaho, Sort o "itlal on
Tho dogp b. ii were; II this proves suo'
ctsslul, awlder field viii be- entered
on later The company consists oi
six people busidus the manager aud oil
lhsso will DO guaranteed a weekly
salary TOT the tour with nj expense
paid. saiusbury aud Jonus1n arn now
vt work On some large Photographic
stands, something alter tNo design OF
those used by tue Tabernacle choir ON
H. tour, with the Temple and Ia0sf'
uacle u6oi as a sort o. tratomarsi thus
without actually saying ~, tho im-
preston Will go out that the company
II connected with tue celebrated musi'
cal equalization VI the Mormon
Church, aud several Of the lpcupl,
vii m fact, have boon mumbvfs uitut
choir The scHtmp IL a taking ons-il
h all question W. 10 how 10 u han.
tlci. Tue working i0iol ANNOUNCED
hi
Viola Pratt, tonlrhllo; Lizzie
Thomas Edwards. soprano; George y
PypoG TENOR II, 3. uJddafI, unfiiUurY
". A.. Weihv, yloluisli n, y. hrYusgi
pianist.
The tour Ia expected TO bogln June
9th, with concert probably Ia the
city. The main towns u the Territory
viii alsU be v.sllrl'
Real darkcy miustfclsy will have IT,
play at the Turatur Monday n.gnt,
Billy kesAnus, renowned a. the Big
gest mOuihed anu heaviest salari,u
negro before the public, 10 the feature
OF the show. IL has been seen M 5alt
Lake before aud goes under tho nAmr
VI Richards Aui PunSlo's Georgia
Minsttcls.
IL Ia now definitely settled thsl NJ.
Eugene isuye, tue vl0linitt, will
visit California. lie " booked 10 open
At the Baldwin rheatrr, San FrauCit-
90, on May ~. Mr. HsAyo ncyoBtX.
poets 10 return q America, An has
expressed a desire to see the Pacific
coast Whether no visits Salt Lake or
mot IL ~ yet unsettled,
The Grand company closes falr
week-nst a big one-wlth Hurry Bur.
ly IouighL IL would, without DOUBT,
have proven one Of tho rvd.lstter weeks
OF tue season but Gr the absence from
the east Ol Mr. Clarke. AZ bad luck
will have Il, that gentleman Ia ain
on tue sick list, and Caprice viii
have TO gO on without him next week
The following wotk Will cnd the season,
anu In oil probability several Of the
most distinguished Of the company's
successes will DO revived, Houpg Mu,
Winthrop IN all probability uulug
chosen tor the closing matinee anu
night performances.
Misc BAtoman uatuena her part Tor
parts) In Caprice 10 be one OF her very
best roles. The play was formerly done
by Minnie Madden, WAC on ner o..
urement from tue stage 10 become the
wife OF Harrison Grey Flsko, the