Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-09

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= .,octins palate could q, p eor
n, ne, sh the bill Of fare e., set during u, Ing
cement i. '9ua.' tonight The s..o ov 's.
| sr's ', ~arc hi king. sousa, whose ,,s.
~ in' , ave- lost none Of their ,r o'u,
s.. 'e but .dil fling Of f., ' So.. as
n's ~ from their graceful ~. ups ,S he
i'oa' , wv mermaid shakes .l, nr rne
~ if'n. a IN company warmed @o'
aa s.. z s @,r it was, was 50 ,o aJ,
pa . ll,' ..red that it alm0s, ,.., ,pY"
atl ... , ,,ro taste of the original lnr,
m J .ae s.rs came as a pIou'a 'ls s0,'
aa,, .,, '.D who like that sort o.
h 'o'% about the sort Of thing ,,t iars
'n' ,se rare week Of pleasure "a cn
VIZ ~. ,' ,bs cummings Stock CO.
| . n. Little Minister ,,. the on u lne
T. ,.g nearly being upset . ." ,.o ,~y
ls ''' s, and there were very
~" I'm expressed the fear 'hal INV. NV
1 ~, ,,I :, demoralized that he might
'' .,'. himself. but next night ne
''. :, himself again, and the menu
- tor the balance Of the week week
"',' t ',' Ia wipe out the memory
b '.,l ., ~ nv Of the opening night
..b, ot the Tabernacle, sousa
w. IN, l'' Sosj the biggest audience
| pa ,il p. Eve aver assembled to greet nm
a .1. ~ i;gs Aside from the 400 voices
ny . Ir there were not fewer thah
y, ..,'' N the front Of the house,
". r..Ss5sIly divided between the g gay,
I " ' me- lower door, The receipts
G .- 10 $500 and with those Tor
~,,,ss .S5tN the total was over
. q. ",',. ..,ourths Of which the march
\, . , of with him, leaving me
4 ,,ig Ia the Tabernacle cho.r
E. o,5t was one Of enthusiasm Ine
. i ~," While undoubtedly seyerer IN
s,s,b,p We have been accustomed
W. sg' dam souga. was so superbly
A -igsa nat everything had to be en-
"A ,ri mis- gave a chance lor tne
r..oi, two.steps, marches and llgllt-
!. r.Si.ss that the audience so de-
i ,sg ID hear from this band, so nom
4 "A, lrkirg 10 suit all tastes Ihe
5,.f enthusiasm OF the niehl greet
4 ,ss new march Hal 10 the
e., Liberty" which was immense
hagght out by the ten cornetlsts
lDi tr5mbonIsts marching to the front
Iri finishing up the selection N
irIrg burst q martial strains. the
-ol1lg Miss Ruck.n, and the sop
Ilano. Miss DufieM, both scored heay-
n and were both enCoye1. Mr. Pryor
liter Sousa. was quite the lion Of the
.yenIng and had a double recall with
handsome Aolal Offering, after his
uolo. The Levy boys who used to play
b Salt Lake were also pleasantly
5ecognized by their friends One of
h. gems Of the night was the sxtetta
bon Lucia. given by six brass Instru-
heu,s with q flIl band accompaniment.
n The choir made handsome appear
INC and vas at iis best IN The We'd
fiag Nafch from "L0hs1grIn largely
ffcaust a biz part Of the work Is for
sdies voices, and the ladies' heavily
|rionnalel The male voices were
Igh'ar than usual which rather told
lglrsi ih' effect In the closing num-
n There vas some disappointment
p that ibis number was not accom-
liIe1 by The band as advertised. Mr.
Il'e1' HaS pleasantly complimented
Su@ for the work Of the choir. and
y lhrSlaner Sousa's manager. spoke
I warm tones Of praise Of the way the
ll.l''' arrangements Of the concert
~ b't' handled Al the conclusion
ne raert Mr. Stephens was in
llN oy NJ Sousa TO visit him al the
il'S'on where some time was passed
pleasant conversation.
) yey earning feature Of the even.
'd' SoOsas address to the audi
& "tls lnem to turn out 10 pat
n. he Ridges testimonial He :
lls audience that where they would
(. \, % such handsome shane 10
y ; sa% oand, they certainly ought
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.,,i ta'1led by Sam Thall and p
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: :, snl saturday matinee. The NAV
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