The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-18
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The unpropitious night and the great
crowd at the Goddard recital thinned
out the attendance at the theatre
Those who did attend however, saw a
very charming rendition of Parthenia
by Miss Waldorf. one that accentuated
the deep impression she made the night
before. In voice and style the young
actress is very reminiscent of Viola
Allen. and she could hardly fashion
herself after a better model. Miss Wal
dorf Will be heard from at no very dis
uant day IN the future, unless we are
greatly mistaken. After seeing Fred
erick Ward in the role so recently, Mr..
8IcVay's Ingonar seemed to lack force.
but il was a very capable reudit n
Notwithstanding, and he shared seveI. -
hearty calls with the star. The remain
der Of the cast calls for no special men
ton.
Mr.. Martin, Clay Clements manager,
reached the city last night. He brings
glowing reports OF the success for his
star in The New Dominion" which
viii be seen b. Salt Lakers for the
first time tomorrow night. and which,
judging from Denver press reports, will
pl, e a real dramatic treat
The Congregational church was
thronged last night by a handsome au-
oience. which came out by invitation
of Mr.. H s. Goddard to hear the third
recital given by his pupils Mr. God
dard's entertainments are always pop
ular, for the reason that he keeps i'm
piicit faith with the public by BEGIN
ming promptly ON time, pushing his
programme with CELEBRITY and, best of
all, allowing no encores. Last nights
programme began at SIS sharp, when
the doors We're closed, much TO the
chagrin of several late arrivals, and
the closing number was finished at 9:35.
all Of which furnishes a valuable hint
to others giving musical entertain
ments. The full programme was as fol-
lows:
Concerto 4 minor first move
menD.- 1900 49,. ........ Greig
Mr. Arthur Shepherd.
Orchestral part played by. Miss Cecilia
Don Juan'S Serenade.- .-TschaikoWsky
Mr.. Z. NJ Scrace.
"One Dear Heart" .-..............Br Broad
Miss Sarah Patten.
Soldier of the Cross" Pickolomini
Mr.. George Dern.
Miss Lyle Young
a Kentucky Babe" ..--.-........ .Geibel
b "Mammy's Little Pumpkin Col
ored Coons'' -. ....... Perrin
MIR. Nat NJ. Brigham.
'The Holy Shrine" $3.50. Newton
Miss Margaret Park.
Ballad, C minor .-.... Chopin
MIR Shepherd.
Bid Me to Live. Hatton
Mr.. viii c.. Patrick.
Girls of Seville. ...............De nza
Miss Blanche Aldrach.
alone" 80. 49,. ......Troisi
Mr. Hamilton C. Coffin
Romanza, Rob Roy De Koven
Miss Gwendolyn Lewis.
Honor and Arms" (Sampson) Handel
Mr. Walter Wallace.
90, Divine Redeemer" $500. Gounod
Miss Elsie Barrow.
Drinking Song (words by Tom
Moore) 49,. -. Arthur Shepherd
Mr.. Harold d. Eldredge.
accompanied by compOser.)
Briefly, it can be said that the worv
of the evening reflected great credit on
the teacher. and that there were
number of gems rendered. The appIe-
citation was specially keen for Mr.. Brig
hams dainty coon ballad, rendered in
his always taking style. The recall of
the night was deservedly accorded Miss
Elsie Barrow for very artistic rendi-
ton of Gounods song, and hardly sec
ond to her were Miss Lewis and Miss
Young, whose lullaby was charming |
Miss Patten did some pretty trilling