The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-25

specially we'll in an emotional part
Frank Hatch contributed a good char
acter piece. The settings were admir-
able throughout and showed that the
artistic hand of MIR. Bellows had been
given full play During the evening
Mr.. Huntington announced special
Wednesday matinee and said both
Wednesday and Saturday matinees
would hereafter go at % cents-a wise,
If somewhat long deferred decision
The cosy interior of the Congrega-
tional church has never been lit up
with a handsomer and larger summer
audience than that which gathered
there last night on the occasion of the
song recital by pupils of Mr. II. s.
Goddard. The affair was by invitation,
and 1t was managed on principles OF
precision, speed and good taste. The
audience was received by young ladies
and gentlemen, the latter in evening,
the former in summer attire; the door
closed at Sis, and the performance be-
gan at the stroke; no encores were
allowed, and the whole was over in an
hour and half-a list of innovations
which other professors and managers
would confer a favor by following. The
programme was of course made up by
Mr.. Goddard's pupils. and as they are
graduates, their achievements were of
course varied Mr.. Goddard's idea in
giving these recitals is to give his
singers confidence, and il is worth q
good many lessons to them TO face
such an audience as that of last even
ing. There were 10 numbers, so of
course any detailed mention is i'm
possible; generally it may be said that
Mr.. Brigham and Miss Savage, who
hO+ tx-a ,lxyt of Oh oar oil
ly up to the professional standard, and
that the others were amateurs ranging
from the quite raw to the pronouncedly
proficient. Mr.. Brigham has two gifts,
one of knowing how to select his songs,
the other of knowing how to render
them; nothing he has done in public
for long time past is more exquisite
than The Lilies Clustered Fair and
TALL and the ''Serenade" was thor
oughly dainty. Miss Savage gave a
delightful rendering of Bemberg's
"Nymphs and Fawns." and ended it
in clear, high and beautiful note. OF
the others it can be said that their
merits were fairly we'll guaged by the
applause of the audience. the heartiest
favor being shown young Mr.. Eldredge,
who certainly has future as a bass.
Miss Barrow, Miss Lewis. Mr.. Barton,
Miss Cannon. Miss Berkhoel and Mr..
Smith. There were flowers galore. The
were tastefully played
by Misses Froiseth and Lewis.
The full programme was as follows:
LAS the Dawn" Cantor
Mr.. Ernest Pratt.
"Cadiz Maids" .DelibeS
Miss Elsie Barrow.
Good Bye, Sweet Day." ......Vannah
Miss Lois V. Lyman.
'Nymphs and Fawns," Bemberg
Miss Louise Savage.
AZ The Lilies Clustered Fair and
:, Ian. Ian, .:.--..-.---..-...--.. Dana
Mr.. Nat NJ. Brigham.
THE Morning of Life" ......Newton
Miss Zada Kearns.
Thy Blue Eyes" Bo fm
Miss Minnie Kiesel.
Come to Me-" .Denza
Miss Gwendolyn Lewis.
50 tbs l Alone Can Tell" .R iegg
Mr.. George Barton.
Fleeing Days" ...............Ba Bailey
Miss Claudia Morris.
ave MARIA ...-........ .Luzz1
Mrs. E. ]. Cabler.
Love Sorrow ..................Sh Shelley
Mr. D. Harold Eldredge.
"A Madrigar ......................H Harris
Mrs. Carol Cannon.
AT Parting" ...................R Rogers
Miss Agatha Berkhoel.
'Vulcan's Song philemon ct
Baucis) ..........------..- Gounod
Mr. E. NJ Scarca
Messengers of Peace ........ Newton
Miss Blanche Aldrich.
'Slumber Song Newcombe
Miss Connie McAlister.
'Serenade" Tosti
Miss Sarah Patten.
Two Grenadiers'' Schumann
Mr. Winslow Smith
Our music loving people will be fur
lished q rare treat on next Friday
evening at the Salt Lake City theater
by jolly De Wolf Hopper and his host
If funny comedians and sweet singers. /
This now famous organization Will pre-
sent for the first time in this city that /
brilliant comic opera success, lei Cap /
TAM" which has achieved such great /,
which is said to contain the best eff +
orts of the march king John Philip +
,ousa, fairly bristles with delicious /
gems of melody, and even before the /
initial performance of the opera In our 4
.ity. the highly popular march finale /
n the second act. as well as The Typ I
cal Tune of Zanzibar" The Song of |
81 Captain" md other well known
numbers, are being whistled and sung |
~ every street urchin, and played by
very orchestra in the city
The pupils of Mrs. F. 3. Hamilton,
.ssisted by Miss Sybil Anderson, vio-
mist, give their song re 7ital at Row
and hall this evening.