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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

the attention OF Daniels That erratic
genius undertook TO teach him drawing,
but the superior claims OF Bacchus in
terfered greatly with the progress Of IN
struotion. Young Windus, however,
was receptive, made the most of stray
hints or suggestions and studied Dan
iel's pictures 10 excellent purpose,
later portrait in oil Of his FIRST sitter
which is extant, Is a forcible and re-
markable effort in the emphatic manner
OF his erratic perceptor. After con-
siderable period OF solitary progress
the lad went to the Antique School OF
the Liverpool Academy; and. later, he
attended a life school established by
Herbert Ca brother Of J. Il Herbert, II.
Al who kept color shop In Liverpool.
These studies brought young Windus In
contact with other clever young stu
dents, and brought him, too. into the
artistic circle OF John Miller a most
discriminating and generous art pat
ron, who seems 10 have kept an open
house for artists. TO Windus, as TO
other young men OF genius, he was un-
tiringly kind and helpful. II was, be-
heye, at his suggestion that Windus
went 10 London In 1850 The journey
mad momentous results, for az Somerset
house he saw "The Carpenters Shop,
by Miliais, as well as other early efforts
o. The Pre-Raphaelites The young man
from the country did not accept the
oeeision OF the authoritative organs OF
puohe opinion: he did not find the pic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
THE YEARS MUSIC
AND DRAMA.
CONTINUED from page thirtyl

% r,sk me financial expense But there
certainly can be no reason now 10 Keep
au our musical forces from joining to-
ge,her 10 give, and support oratorio'
II IL noticeable that we no longer nave
eminent musical attractions in the Tao-
ernaole; the lack Of patronage Tor the
past two years justihes Prof stephens
IN Withdrawing his efforts In TINS re-
spect. that Il is severe loss to the
community is beyond question a rev
NAV hear the rare song birds VINO VIII
come 10 our theatre, but the masses
wm not And we fear the final result
win be a greater ISOLATION than ever
for us from the best in musical art' LOT
our big Tabernacle has tempted many
a world-renowned artist to fold his or
her wings for night IN salt Lake CITY,
lust long enough to charm our ears
with the rare things afforded only to
metropolitan cities, and keep us IN
touch with the hes; in the world; no
smaller place to be heard in could tempt
manager or artist to consider a stop
over: so the long list Of artists and or
CARNATIONS, who either pass us silently
by. or come as far as Denver and then
return, will be augmented 10 our sor-
row II our public does not arouse It.
self 70 its opportunities.
stin We may congratulate ourselves
in having the inner musical life we
have; the faithful work of our many
music teachers and our few public or
CARNATIONS are quite sufficient TO en-
title us to sincere Christmas consratu-
lations. MUSlCUS.
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The Daily Renorler. Salt lake,

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

what-will .we-ever- do-here style, ana
the specially enlisted mechanics from
the Yosemite are at work repairing ana
hitting UP the palace with Offices ana
quarters for the governor. AS one OF
ths carpenters remarked, however,
Hammer an nails won't fix IL they q
ought 10 have kept the Spanish gaIrl-
SON here for two years hard labor with
scrubbing brushes
still matters are being rapluiy
brought into condition for routine WORK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
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most complete thing OF the kind that
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But Il is only one in a number OF COM
mendable things this enterprising COM
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uant, Utah, Democrat

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Paper company, containing m9.I S soaL
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Richaeld tuiah) Reaper

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

SAYS, w. Q. Dunbar, John I Game,
Nellie Colebrook, \, A. Lyme, Miss A. A.
Adams, James NJ. Hardie. Sarah Alex
ander. Henry Maiben, John c. Graham,
James Ferguson and Mrs NJ, @. Claw
son. There were other notable players
as we'll. but those named In this lists
took the most active part and remained
longest together. OF this group all are
still surviving, except i. A. Lyme
Henry Maiben and james Ferguson
Mr. Lindsay. Miss Adams and ]. NJ
Hardie are the only ones who remain
on the stage, though Mr.. Margetts oc-
casionaly appears Mr.. Hardie is at
present prosperous actor manager in
England. Miss Adams is now In New
York. her daughter being the brilliant
star Maude Adams.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
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Pocatello lIda.l Tribane.

We are in receipt Of the new book OF
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City. 1t IL by far the largest and most
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

The group above is a reminder Of old
dramatic days In Utah. 1t also NUS
trates well, when compared with the
pictures on the preceding page the adj
vance that has been made In turning
out newspaper half-tones. This plate
Is made from series Of old photo
graphs of the Deseret Dramatic Asso-
citation, the fathers and mothers OF the
drama IN Utah, whose arduous tolis III
the art laid the foundation OF the drar,-
attic taste and talent, which nave al,
ways been a distinguishing feature OF
Salt Lake City Those SHOWN IN tlie
picture, commencing In the upper ielt
hand corner, and proceeding to the
right are Phil Margetts, David Nc
Kenzie II. y. Clawson, John $. Lind
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Boise Capital Printing Co.

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Evanston twyo.j News Register.

A sample book Of newspaper stock
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firm
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EXPERT TESTIMONY
From an Appreciative Fraternty-What Our
Friends Think of Us.


The New York and Utah Paper COM
pany Of this city has recently Issued
a specimen book Of printers paper car
ried in stock by them. II contains quite
a complete line Of paper In general use
by the printing trade conveniently ar
ranged for handy reference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
mn

address on the mission Of the drama,
and his object in building the Theater.
The Theater has changed hands sew
eral times since those days. II Is now
the property Of a corporation known as
the Salt Lake Dramatic association, the
president and main stockholder IN
which is Hon. Heber ]. Grant: George
d. Pyper is the present manager. Inc
stage OF the Theater has been trod py
the foremost players OF America ana
Europe, and all have united In TESTIFY
ing 10 the perfection OF the house as an
ideal theater. That Is has undergone
but few changes since originally eoh-
structed, nearly forty years ago SPEAKS
volumes for the skill and iar-sishleu
ness of the great man VINO consuuc'eu
Il.
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Eureka Utah Miner

The New York e. Utah Paper CON.
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usual with everything turned out BY
that firm, Is peach.
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Blsckfoot tida.) News.

The New York g. Utah Paper COM
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newspaper customers sample book
which takes the premium In this office.
The News will give II place among Its
elect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

The historic old Salt Lake Theater,
on whose stage all the various genera
lions named in this article, have had
their entrances and exits, still stands
as a monument 10 the enterprise and
foresight OF President Brigham Young
ii was FIRST opened on March Sth, ls62,
the bill being The Pride OF the Market
and state Secrets" The special eEer-
clses held on the same evening were as
interestin. as the dramatic bill Re-
served seats were placed before the
curtain for President Young and few
others. He called the house 10 order
and a special choir sang. Daniel H.
Wells offered the dedicatory prayer W.
c. Dunbar, assisted by the choir and
orchestra, sang, The star Spangled
Banner" and President Young made an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

This group OF players, taken from an
old print, comprises the Home Dramat-
ic Club, which was TO the salt Lake
drama in the eighties what the first
group was IN the sixties. The Home
Club, which lasted until its leading
man. II. NJ. Wells, was elected the
leading man Of the State, was organized
In 1850. II made its first appearance
on April lst Of that year In 1.-THE Ro-
nance OF Poor Young Man" It's last
appearance was made In Oct, 1894,
when 1t rendered saints and Sinners"
with ]. H. Stoddart, the eminent New
York actor as the star. The names OF
those In the group commencing at the
upper left hand corner are j. ID. Spen-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

ture "reyolting and disgustlng;" but he
promptly assimilated the message OF
revolt il contained. and went back fuii
OF II TO his associates in Liverpool
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
A CURIOUS AMERICAN COLONY

The strangest Of our island posses
sIons and the most curious OF our re-
Gently acquired colonial acquisitions IS
renresented on the map OF the oroad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

Your 1899 catalogue at hand ii Is a
beauty both In arrangement and the
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right"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nnnnnnr,,

GER Heber NJ. Wells, B. S. Young,
Edith Clawson Knowlton, Mrs. II, NJ.
Wells, Lottie Claridge Young Nettie
Y. Smell, o. F. Whitney and II. G.
Whitney. L. A. Cummings az Dellie
Clawson Cummings were in tAe orig
inal company, and the well known
artist, Mr.. Culmer, was one OF the first
managers, but all three retired from
the club early. Mrs. Wells is the only
one OF the company who has passed
away; none Of them have chosen to
follow professional career; though Mr..
Spencer Is one Of the foremost mem
bers Of the local opera company, he
only lays claim to the name OF ANA
teur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
John c. Grsham. Jr. Provo.

New York & Utah Paper Co.;
Your sample book Of fine and medium
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4, ~ Gardiner q Co., Salt Lake

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Well. CNev.) New state Herald.

Thanks for sample book. II IS the
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to the OF merchant
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Ioran utah, Journal

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
Dillon MONTY Tribune.
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Tho Magazine Printing Co., salt Lake.
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1895.

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-12

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Sit &etierem Oct iont Sect.
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gennen. Ser er bog ierIis en- Eante
frm ies oil le9se trem o9 pnlfe at ct
buert CUBS Barn iom I9ier otsie 3inter
MATTE tuse fig bet til 9ierte os banol'
berefter. ba utl bet ittert blipe til ftor
0elfqnelle for pebtommenoe' ielu cs ILL
iiae uirte til @uns Nupns Tor5erIiselie.
Gtbuert retteatsnOe Wtenneits nil pc
inoremme meb mig, at ies bar Ret, naa1
ia paaftaar at oct lite er no9en rar DE
ffiGens at uere digger, lissmss get unbs'
bpiIte Sorbolb. eaer hDab Der ti9ses TIL
NuueI, er bet bog aaisepel lite laa Fore
2aler? at Ssius, CUBS sssn Ssn, man'
gen Sang mau tuse GisssrifaOsn
6aanben, os sennem Pralter os Nis.
fonersr tisae nOsle Center Der os nosl
Der til fit @ises 9usbolbnins paa SOr
ben, lpnes bu bet CT 5tet?
6pls bu er en- 6rilten piI on uel no
ftrats iuars mel.
Doa er Der psI nappe nOssn Menis'
heb / Qanbet, unbtusen bet timber mel
at betuIe gteiten bans Son. euer beffrib
be antre rbsiftsr iOu SUBS &iS's 5us
boIbnins paaSOroen flGDer; I ben saml
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