Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

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ton In itsoli, one well known vocalist
being heard to remark at the close of
tue entertainment that he would NOT
begfudge i've dollars 10 have the priyi.
lese OF hearing tho professor again.
Tho people who absented theuisrIyes
from the Assembly Hail last Thufsiay
night are beginning 10 rcaliks what
they have missed. D3ubtlessiy next
tima Prot. Apmadoo visits SAT- Lake
no VIII und larger audience 10 gree,
him.
After many trials and tfibulatIous
On the part oil some OF tho rabefnsnlo
singers IL Il finally settled that thy
choir goes TO Denver nj the end of The
month. Al one time ID lookoi ma
though tue proposed trip would have
10 be abandoned owing TO the fact that
tho requisite number Of tenota and
baesos were not forthcoming. Asitis
now, the original CONTEMPLATED
numerical strength OF the choir will
10 materially letsened. From n
general oanvasa OF tho members, the
foason OF the tardy response 10 the roll
Gall 10 found not 81 lie IN the membofs
themselves but with their rrapVctivo
employers who could not easily sfc
their way clear 10 giving them 10 day,i
vacation. To use tho w0rdH OF one OF
tho disappointed once: 81 tackled NV
boss "a well known merohautl and he
said, yes, q trip to Denver would br
very nice. most enjoyable, go by ali
means, only DOM oUmo back,,r AHa
good many members OF the Harmony
ulee club are unable 10 20 with the
choir for various reasons, the Tunor
soon spread that they were obstfueting
the cogs TO the extent OF demanding a
stipend for their services. IL IL per.
haps needless TO say that the rumor
was unfounded; nevertheless ths boys
have bad time diveTling their yIaIs
OF wrath and explaining thlngp.
Miss Lily Snyder, who was formerly
vocal music Instructor In the public
schools here, but who has been located
In New York for tho last three years
etndylng music gives n recital al the
PFeabytefian church on Tuesday even.
ing, whom che will appear together
win Prof Otto HaueTbach reading
and violin ana Miss Schroeder
pianist.
Doubtlessly Miss Bnydet'e many
friends will turn out en- masso towel.
come her. When permanently loo ted
here she was ever ready 10 assist In
any and all charitable entertain me OTIS.
Socially she WAS prime favorlte.
From here she goes TO Paris tocontInue
her musical education.
Tbs BILL next week nj the Lyceum
VIII DO American Born, q patriotic
American drama abounding In "thfill0
but said TO DO well written aud exceed.
lngiy meritorious. Some OF the scenes
call for the utmost enthusiasm and are
calculated TO stir the American breast.
The action takes place In America and
Bolivia anu doubtless tho ATper COM
pany who are steadily winning friends
ana reputation by their conscientious
work VIII give a good account Of
themselves. Tonight closer tho finaI
performance OF My Wifo's First Hua.
band, that has been playeu TO average
houses this week. Taken from
nnanolal standpoint the Arper com.
pany would do better II they "stAyed
with" melodramn.
Tho Grand will open Its doors for tho
stock season on the 2lst OF next month.
Manager Rogefs 10 negotiating with
several well known players 10 make up
tho company. At present. however,
he has only definitely closed with
Walter Edwards and George Edeson.
for whom Salt Lakers have warm
SPOT In their hearts.
Miss Lima Grove, who Will be 10.
mpmbofpl ma bolnQ lha meKy1 aanFaun
In this Burton Stanley'a opera COM
pany at the Lyoeum last year, has
Joined forces with Miss Lawrence, a
New YORK girl endowed with won
deriul baritone voice OF wide range.
Together they nightly appear at Koater
and Bial's In a slnging act entirely