The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-02

she was conceived as the divine per-
sonificatiOn of the process of vegeta-
tion-in the summer appearing beside
her mother in the light of the upper
! world, but in autumn disappearing,
and in winter passing her time, like
the seed, under the earth with the god
| of the lower world.
The cast and synopsis are as fol
lows:
Introduction
The Myth of Demeter and Persephone.
Personae.
Kron1os Saturn Father Of the, Gods
TriptoI,emiocs;, King * Of Eieusis
Demeter Ceres Goddess Of AgricIIl-
Chloris Gioraj Goddess of Flowers;
:: i;.;:; Lqe ia Ether BtIle
/ IerSephone (Proserpina) Goddess or
Nature, Daughter Of Demeter......
...................RO Rose Anna Cannon
Scn1c IA Grove in Greece q nd 'iii'
] Scene II-Near Eleusis.
/ Part II-Procession and Dances by the
/ Mystae of the Eleusinian Mysteries.
Part I1I-The Gladlatorlal Drill.
1.-The Salute.
2.-Sandal Movement.
3.-Charges.
5.-Fuil Charge and Full Retreat.
Fart IV-PeHtathlon Games Jumping,
throwing the discus, running, leaping
wrestling.
Part V-Poses 3last1que.
The nine muses..
Statue poses; "Faun,' 'Hebe,"
"Hesitating Tounth,'' from the Pantheon
adne," Diana" 'MOdesty,' The Glad
itor," ''Crouching Venus" Listening
.;$S:-Pantomime emotions: listening
Humility" Innocence" Repentance"
What Would You?' Core" ''Pouung,
Love, Jealousy 'Scorn,' 'Ridicule."
4.-Stauue Groups: What Grief is Mine
1.-TWO positions; The Three Fates; The
Three Graces; Sacrifice of Iphigenia; Toi-
let of the Bride; Bacchus and the Bac-
chantes; Tribute to the Minataur; Home
Scene from the Greeks; Niobe Group;
Chain Dance Of Bacchus; Home Sweet
Home (three scenes. Farewell to
Home, 2. A Charm from the Skies, 3.
In Sight OF Home); Night and Her Chill
dren.
Part VI-Entrance Into Eleusis of mi
tiates to the Eleusianian Mysteries. Sac
rifice OF Fruit and Flowers
On the following evening an entertain
nent will be given by the same people
entitled Carnival of Educational Gym
nastics." The programme will be as fol-
Fancy marching Entire Class
Miss Babcock Leader.
Miss Taylor, Leader.
Parallel bar. Athletic association
Mr. Scrace, Leader
Modern dumb bell drill with anvil
chorus ..........-.......--.Ju Junior Class
Miss Babcock. Leader.
Horizontal bar. Athletic association
Mr.. Scrace, Leader.
Advanced Indian clubs, including
Snake movements ...............-...
Private class and Athletic associa ton
Miss Babcock, Leader.
Flying rings. Athletic association
Mr.. Scrace, Leader.
Private class and Athletic ASSOCIATION
Miss Taylor, Leader.
CThis difficult drill was given at the
International gymnasuc competition held
in Antwerp, and composed by j. j. Hap
pei, of Antwerp. It brings nearly all the
muscles Of the body into play)
The initial performance of the Salt
Lake Concert company is being looked
forward to with great interest. The
people of Utah have given much study
TO music and, from time to time, the
voices of these singers nave been
heard beyond the territory. Salt Lake
may congratulate itself upon having
attracted more attention as a musical
center than any other city in the
west. ne music of the great organ
in the tabernacle has delighted the
ears of strangers and citizens for a
generation. The tabernacle choir in
competition with the great choirs of !
the world at Chicago won no uncer- |
tain honors. There is nothing unrea- |
sonable in the organization of a COM
pany of our best songsters and must |
clans TO carry the music Of Utah |
throughout the Union. From an artis- |
tic standpoint this company is equal |
to many famed professional organiza- |
tons, and there certainly seems to be |
no reason why it should not have |
pronounced financial success. The ar
lists are Utonians and all of them |
have been tutored by masters Of music.
Miss Pratt and Mr.. Goddard have been |
we'll received by some of the most |
critical audiences in the eastern states,
and have established regulations away
from home. Mrs. Edward and Messrs.
Krouse, Piper and Weihe have been
long identified with our best local mu-
steal circles, and have distinct genius
b. their particular lines. Salt Lake
takes great pride in this company, and
there is every indication that their
home city will give them a most
hearty reception at their opening per-
Formance. The value of this company
10 the community at large should not
be underestimate. 1t goes to the
country with exceptionally fine printed
1ldllcI, Bl4NG VI l4lC al ISIS anu
# many Of the important and interest
ng features of the city.
Salt Lake is an interesting city to
risitors, and in every portlUn Oh one
nation, and it is the object of much
curious interest, not only because it
S now the most progressive and pros
porous western center, but because it
las been for so many years the home
If the Mormon church. 1t is predicted
hat good audiences await the singers
n every city where they are billed to
appear, and when their great tour is
inished. Salt Lake and Utah will have
eceived widespread and valuable adj
Tertisement.
The coming week heralds two pro-
luctions at the Grand Opera house
W the company now there. Monday,
tuesday and Wednesday Bucalossi's
uneful opera of "Girola, or Three