Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-05

not receive 49, o. IL IT'S due. For the
the PuO', ,Dontbs or more the choir wiz
next wv much in the public eye Va
Is nov 1 ory musical body but 'ns o,''
Stage a aannetcd in Worlds Far con,
thai h's .,aoersd excursions east anu
ie''s and conducted Eisteddfoa l..,' OIL US rs
west anu . ,.o TO the committing TO
own, a, the choruses Of fause
and 'nu o,y written out on blackboard
inS s, med from constant repeuuon'
VINO DO' and what body but the eho'r
'''' Move the nerve TO grapple II
In ,.. ,,'' n,,snIacently and the director
SUM- rrsn semtrIeh and her company
'1ys an March 18th, he will have INC
a ,.'. ' M ready to meet them
'D another event in which the cholr wiz
a".,,o5 viii be the two concerts
p ~ , and evening. with sousa.s
90 q, February. A big children
D sas,. ,,lll probably be the matinee
, ,',, ra and the engagement will with
AZ, question be a huge one.
VT T,a tbird and the one in which every
49,, ..s,n. lust now TO be taking a most
entbpsIastlc interest Is the testimonial
~ father Of the Tabernacle organ
y, y,,snb ridges. How well that event
,snsInp pushed is indicated By the cor
respondence that follows
salt Lake, Jan. ?, 1901.
4 Prof. Evan stephens ...t. q sup-
near Fueni.-l want TO MAKE sue
sssti0n that you arrange q cehceI' az
testimonial 10 Joseph Ridges uie
L,tldsr NJ the Tabernacle organ,
"a Csnrot think OF the great pieasuIe
,rblcb have had, In connection win
,,a"sands and tens OF thousands Oh
o,bers yho have listened TO the heaVeh-
10 music from our great organ Wlthou'
81 fseiinc great desire to show my APP
rrsciatlon To It's father In a su0s'ah-
'T Frc 'I ind 500 for two hundred
tickets Tor the concert Nlsn.ns 'U ,.o,r
happy New Year i am slnee a', M? STu'
81 friend hEpLN o. '''''
salt Lake city, Jan 2, 1901
Apostle Heber J Grant; ,,.....s,o,
Dear BROTHER. -Your Bindhearted let-
o. snd your check FOR 500 just re-
CeIyed. -.,....,toi
Your request 20 arrange a les'i'l I5,,pl
concert for the venerable organ buiiueT
IN heartily respond 90. with the CO.
oneration of the Church authorities
granting the use OF the building iol
wbich / haven't the least d0uDD the
Ali M such as Yourself and Others as an
ADVISORY committee. with that OF the
musical and editorial STATS Of our pa
4 pers. 10 wake the public up 20 practical
action. with some able help In general
1 management such as Bro George d.
4 Pyper can give. and with the hearty
7 aid Of our best musical organizations
4 we can do something worthy the genius |
Of Father Ridges / would propose |
4 that February 18th be selected as the |
/ date that being about the last time we |
shall be able to hear the magnificent
pipe organ In It's present state as after |
that date the changes and additions
will be put In place and the organ may |
perhaps remain silent for some weeks |
suggest that the entertainment take |
the form OF grand organ concert
with selections from Profs Mcclellan,
Daynes. Radcliffe and something from
the venerable organ builder himselfwith
the leading vocal organizations Of the
city lnterspersng selections. OF course
4 The services Of the Tabernacle choir are
assured and ourotherorganizatlons viii
doubtless grant their services.
Such part Of the task as may be mine
Il win give me Infinite pleasure to per-
form Your brother and friend
f. STEPHENS,
Director Tabernacle Choir.
An eyes are now on the Grand. where
return 10 the stock syktem Is once
more 20 be tried No company that ever
appeared here has had the preliminary
advance work done for ID that the
Cummings organization has done, and
It now only remains 10 be seen whether
the players are worthy OF IT, The full
cast u "A GIlded Fool' Will be as fol-
lows
ChaunCey Short Ralph r. Cummings
Matthew Ruthyen Robert Cummings
BanIster Strange Willard Blackmore
Bankers and Brokers'
Jack Duyal Manager Philadelphia
branch Of Ruthyen & Com.
.,",. ,....... ....,Charles Blblyn |
Rev. Jacob Stowell, who has a mis-
sion r.,, ..,,,, .... Edward Poland !
Perkins valet to Short Joseph Downs
Morgan Butler TO Ruthyen.......
.'.,,. .t".., hillary Hynes |
JanIlor Of shorts apartments 800,
., ''..'. ....,, goo, Harry f, Cummings
Margaret Ruthven .........., ....
:. 30 ,,., Miss Laura Nelson Hall
Nell audrey Ruthven ...,.... ....
.,',.,. ."..,.Miss Blanche Douglas
sophia Ruthyen Miss Elena Maris
MISS JesNoa Rood, devoted TO the
heathen.". ,,r.Miss Edith Angus
shenandoah" the play which
brought more money and fame 10 Bron-
,Toh Howard than either THE Bankers
daughter or "The Henrietta" comes
lsaN 10 me Theater next week. Plays |
b., WNN ilAsH AFig Eht bul oitll-
lnaoah bids fair to go on forever It's
5'eat success Is no doubt due TO its
eIWd patriotic theme and as II Is
i"guh'ed with all the layishness that
Nv always employs, 1t is likely 10 do
wy oll time phenomenal business.
sergeant James Warren, Third Artll-
IVY u ;. A. who is back in this coun-
~ uh O six months furlough. Is In
1saIse Of the artillery detachment
' .l % with Jacob Lifts big "shen-
.',lgDh company Sergeant Warren.
sue neIng In the Philippines with
it.NeIal Dtls, was az Porto Rico with
y. ,Nprdlilon under the command OF
,,. Miles, f0r whom he has the
~, N,a.e'' alteration Indeed Il Is danger
'-s l'f anyone 20 belittle the general
'''Inandlng In his presence.
a. ieasant anecdote Is related of
49, lhaufst author OF why Smith Left
ma nan NJ which played here this week.
nv. r,S bronson Howard. author OF "shen-
\, 'I NJ, which comes TO the Theater
r.. elnesday next While Broadhurst
,ss managing the Bush Street theater.