The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
Music and Musicians.

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Music and Musicians.
.sMy Dear Little Maid in the Moon"
words and music by Anita Owen, and
Take Him to Your Heart Again" as
SING by ]. Aldrich Libbey, are for sale
at Calder's music palace.
willard Weihe has at once taken his
old place. which is in the front raIik
of musicians in this territory he Is
doing fine work as leader OF the vi an
opera. house. orchestra
The following is the programme
Given as a. benefit for Lift churcn py
fba Inherent religious denominations
of fine city, which, through the cour-
tesy of the G. A. R., Will be nelo IN
tiheir hail on Friday evening, Jan 10
Trh. tickets are inscribed as follows:
Children,s and Young Peoples Wap-
nenscraw. Cshow of friendship, Fri
day Evening, Jan. Is, 1895, at u. q. II.
Hall. -, ,7or,oo,,,t,
Song with Tableau-S Somebody's Ddl |
ing"
49, .Messrs. Lundquist and Bolton
Tableau-.An Old Mans Darling ana
a, Young Mans Slave 49,
soIo--"The Old Home Down on tne
Farm" Miss Hazel EtlslS I! II
1,a1,Iaan,-'oToqm Thumbs Wedding.
Court of the MUSES..
Duet. mandolin and guitar
.Messrs Lundquist ana 6Olu2Il
Drill. ~ Ep WI 49,
Quartette, Mesiannes stIa ana 3l,l h1s
anareh and OIeSsrs Peabody ana
Burleigh. >-.n,t.,
Miss Winnie Tibbs.
u,aJ,Iearx "Cotter's Saturday Nlgnl
S~0tc1 song Mrs. Y. NJ. G. Sllva
Reading "Tha Mistietoe Bough
Miss Holt.
TableauX-
| The wedding
The Carrot.
"The Old man weep5 for his fairy
bride"
| Miss Resale Morris has had the
sunervision of the musical part OF the
services at the penitentiary for the past
eighteen months, and we'll has she tuI-
filled what must have been an onerous
task. The prisoners appreciate her
efforts and showed that appreciation by
presenting her with Christmas gifts OF
their own handiwork. Today the fol
lowing programme will be rendered alt
tine penitentiary, Miss Morris acting as
organist:
Quartette. ring Out Wild Bells
+ Mrs Green. Miss Utter, Mr..
Ames and Mr.. Kroeger.
SOLO,. .....,,.. 80. cavalry
Mrs. Plummer.
Duet. Mrs. Green and Miss Utter
Selection by the quartetite.
!
The second of The series of concerts
given by Prof. Thomas Radcliffe will
take place at the First Congregational
church ON Tuesday evening. The sue
cess of the first of the series aUgufs
THE success of the rest. Mrs. Warner
her first public appearance in Salt
Lake city on that occasion:
Organ Overture-"Poe't and Peas
/ ant, .."................... .Suppe
T. Radcliffe.
Graphophone, Vocal and Instru-
mental selections, exhibited by
Baritone Toreado Hola.,'..
Grant Hampton
DISQUALIFICATION on a Russian
Church Melody August Freye1
Mrs. E. B. Hamilton.
Soprano ,solo-"Poet's Corner" :.
Berthold Tours
Mrs. Warner Welsh.
Piana solo" Rhapsody No. g.. .Liszc
Miss Lille Oliver.
Tenor Entreaty," .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wilson S. Smith
r. J. Thomas
Violin solo-"F1aust' ...... Sarcastic
w. c. Give.
Soprano solo-''Day Dream" ...
......................A Anton Strelezk
Mrs. Warner Welsh.
Organ-Ca) Allegretto (by request)
--....,...-....,,... ,,..... EenSelt
CD Coronation March, La Pro
7. Radcliffe.
.
Professor j. j. Dayres has received ar
o G OF handsome loyalty ON one of his
late compositions, 1.-The Seasons" The
offer was from the Ditson's.
Mr.. D. G. Calder will exhibit a grapho.
phone at Professor Radcliffe's concert Oh
duces the popular vocal and Instruments
selections and is q useful means of enter
tainment.
Daynes & Coalter have Just published
a second edition of the z. C. NJ. I. march
by Professor j. j. Daynes. Another re-
cent publication, and meritorious one
Me-" by 1vor Ajax, Of Center Utah.
Mr.. Snelgrove, of the firm of Coalter &
Snelgrove returned last evening from
business trip to Park City.
The Stayner amateurs met at Calder:
Music Palace last evening and rendere-
a miscellaneous programme. They vii
present to the public soon an entire pro
gralnme of selections from the works o.
standard composer.
THE ANALYSIS OF TEA.
What Is in Our Favorite BreaLfas
Beverage-Oil Affects the Nerves
of Chronic Tea Drinkers.