Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09

Everywhere she has gone she has been
received with marked favor and enthu-
siasm. Many distinguished critics have
pronounced her as the most perfect
singing artist in the world today"
THE Eleventh Hour" will begin a
three days engagement at the New
Grand Monday evening, Lincoln j.
Carter the playwright. 1t is said, has
outdone former efforts in constructing
sensational drama. 1.-THE Eleventh
Hour" is made up of series OF Incl
dents that occur In and around Chiac-
go. At the rise OF the curtain, the
story Of love and villlany begins. In 1t
an old farmer comes into possession Of
a fortune and thick-headed German
laborer. In love with the farmers
daughter, carelessly throws $4,000 into
the river. He dives for and RECEIVERS
II later. which leads to the farmer be-
ing murdered for the money. But the
thrilling sensations Of this act only pave
the way for stronger ones. There Is a
view OF a block tower of railroad,
which shows the intrcacies of the
block signal system. There Is an at
tempt to wreck train by the william
giving the engineer the wrong signal
and warning rocket Is fired In time
TO save 1t. But the Carter limit of in
genuity seems TO have been reached in
the last act which occurs In the draw
ing room OF a Chicago house. There Is
a desperate fight between Joe Manly,
the hero and Ben Fowler the villain,
and the curtain goes down on a scene
Of wreckage.
The principal characters OF the play
are impersonated by ]. p. Laughney.
William II. Tully, Charles Wells, Harrl-
son j, King. Edward Morris. j. VI
Moor, Edward Vane Mel Chaffell. Miss
Elsie Cresey, Pauline Fletcher. Mar
guerlte France and the German dialect
comedian and singer Chas. A. (Karl)
Gardner. During the play Mr.. Gardner
VIII sing "The Lilac" and apple
Blossoms.
The appearance OF the greatest Ameri-
can organist-Clarence Eddy-in the
Congregational church, this city, the
evening OF March IL, Tuesday next. Is
one Of the choicest opportunities Salt
Lakers will enjoy for some time to
come Mr. Eddy, for many yearsacknowl-
edged as chief among American organ
ISIS has, through his brilliant and won
derfully successful concert work in
Europe In recent years, established
himself pre-eminently among the great
est organ virtuosos OF the world OF
his playing no more need be said than
was contained In the testimonial given
him by the great German master, Aug
ust Haupt: In organ playing the per-
formances Of Mr.. Eddy are worthy to
be designated as eminent, and he Is
undoubtedly the peer Of the greatest
living organist."
Clarence Eddy was born June 2Srd,
1851. In Greenfield, Mass, and began
his musical education at the age OF
eleven. In 1867 he studied under Dud-
ley Buck. at Hartford, Conn, and from
1868 TO 1871 was organist OF Bethany
church, Montpelier. Vt. Then he went
TO Berlin and studied under August
Haupt and Albert Loeschhorn.
Returning to this county In 1874 he
became organist OF the First Congre-
gational church Of Chicago, and after
two years went TO the First Presby-
terrain church, where he was organist
and choirmaster for seventeen years In
1876 he became general director OF the
Hershey School Of Musical Art at Chi
cago. and gave there his famous series
OF one hundred organ recitals without
any repetitions, Mr. Eddy has played
AT the Vienna Exposition In 1873: Cen
tennial Exposition Philadelphia IN 1876;
Paris Exposition In 1889 and the World
Fair at Chicago In 1893. and eoneertized