The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-19

hour and place to be ascertained from
the secretary
3.-The decisions of the adjudicators
shall, in all cases, be final.
All prize competitions shall be the
! property of the Western Eisteddfod as
ISOLATION
5.-Successful competitors shall as
sist, if required, at the grand closing
concert.
Competitions are open to all. re-
| CARELESS of creed or nationality.
! AT the grand parades, all COM
| peting bands shall contribute their SER
vices free of charge.
! S.-All competitors in each contest
shall designate to the secretary the
class in which they intend to compete
and all compositions shall be submit
ted to the adjudicators on or before
the 18th day of July, A. D. 1896.
| 9.-The first and second prize win
ners in the grand. chorus will be eX-
pected to sing the anthem, 20 Soul
Have Mercy" under the baton of the
conductor of the first prize winner
| 1O.-When there are test selections (a)
! and OBJ, competitors must render both
on each class, as the adjudication will
comprise the best average rendition of
| both selections.
| n.-No adjudicator shall be allowed
! to compete on any of the subjects for
which prizes are offered.
12-Should necessity require the ex-
ecutive committee shall have the power
to nominate other adjudicators than
/ those originally named, at any time.
13.-All compositions shall bear an
assumed name or motto only, but COM
petitors may forward their names and
addresses under seal to the secretary.
III ma TOW n Il
rotary shall be prepaid and registered
! 15.-No prizes will be delivered ex-
cept to the winner, or upon his writ
ten order.
! 16.-Compositions not acceptable will
be returned to the owner upon receipt
of sufficient postage for that purpose
17-No member of the executive COM
mittee of the Western Eisteddfcd asso-
citation shall be allowed to compete in
any department.
1S.-All compositions must be written
on one side of the paper only
19.-No competitor will be considered
without full compliance with these con-
ditions.
Stage Whispers.
Materna is thinking of coming west
again.
1t is said the Bostonians will essay
"Cavaleria Rusticana" next season.
Maude Adams denies the rumor that
she will star next year. Level headed
Maude.
Last weeks Mirror has an excellent
! article on and fine picture of Maurice
Barrymore.
'Chimmie Fadden," first produced
last Monday night in New York. seems
to have made a hit.
2. L. Davenport brother of Fanny
Davenport, intends to star next season
| in new play now being written for
him.
Rose Coghlan, Maude Harrison and
John A. Lane have been engaged by
Julian Magnus for Edward Vroom's
production of For the Crown at
Palmer's theatre, New York, next
month.
Hoyt seems to have made a failure
at last. THE Runaway Colt" which
he wrote for Pop" Arson, the base
ball star, has cancelled it's Salt Lake
and San Francisco dates, and report
says the company will disband.
We shall not venture to say that
Richard Mansfield has wheels in his
head; but folk who have sat near him
hint that a strange noise frequently
comes out of his hat.-N. Y. Press
Probably he was merely talking
through it.
Damrosch has written that he is
forced to abandon his western tour this
year. 1t looked at one time as though
his chorus might be in San Francisco
the same dates as the tabernacle choir
and that body is not sorry for the
postponement.
Georgia Cayvan sat in a box at the
theatre in New York last week. 1t
was the first time she had been out
since the very recent operation was
performed on her for the removal of
tumor, and, although rather pale and
thin she is feeling better, physically
and mentally, than has been the case
with her for many years. It is the
general impression that Miss Cayvan
had been an invalid for only the last
few months, but, as a matter of fact,
she has been more or, less an invalid
for ten years. She is recuperating
rapidly, but there is scarcely any
likelihood that she will begin her star
ring tour until next season, and she
has so notified her managers, Klaw &
Er!anger.