Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-01

rore program was given at
h0, ,'.oacp by the Chicago sym
nv 'a' orchestra last night before an
1Y~ rare audIence-rore 'no' ~ n.a 'ros
NE s'", ,'ns may well be pardoned Tor
Ur smg feeling Of disbursement
'n" .',.neratlon at the CHASTITY re-
'nl 'a mis- music iouns(0 COM
.p ',n,,y makes to his ondeavors TO tur-
nul"S y with the best things going IN
y" ,n,Ic world. 1t might pay him 10
u' D' myesdpatlon committee to work
W. ~" ,.,oin the causes for the failure
,~.ho,naele concerts, before announc-
NJ, any more of them. Whether the
~, ,.s,uency Of musical events in al the
Nv WV. n fine ctty. the free appearances
N. tabernacle choir each sunday
,ho free organ rectals Of last year
~, s''. contributed TO destroy the ellen
n, n, ,hot was once as willing to pay for
w. a, FOR theaters, or whether peo-
\ ,lmply do not desire to pay FOR
...,o,,s in the Tabernacle, preferring
mailer building, where the features
1hs performers can be seen MS plain
~ 40 tbeIr voices or instruments are
,,,5-whether any or all these causes
,dd II would surely pay Professor
e,.,bens TO find oft. Whatever the rea-
,,n, few TABERNACLE concerts Of late
wears have been successful and every
,ai,t who has suffered by the lack of
,,topage has gone away anathemati2-
lrr Salt Lake, and ridlculing its pre-
tensions as music center.
last nights program was n gem
,b,ouehout. There were fewer encores
nm On the previous evening and the
adjournment came before 10 o'clock.
NM superb orchestra was at its very
Mt Mr., Towne, the tenor, was In
mpeh better form Madame Lime was
td as ever which is high enough
Srl,e and added TO all the Tabernacle
tbdr did work that II has not equalled
%, years past; especially was this true
N Inc praise ye the Lord selection,
which was given with yigor and
truth positively thrilling. The Waltz
song from Faust" was gracefully
done. Mr. Mcclellan rendering the or
chestra part on the organ charmingly.
Many OF the orchestra Joined In APP
pIsudIng the singers. Mr., Rosenbecker's
npt organization was at its very best
IA ne Strauss waltzes called Roses
from the South" but taken from the
Queens Lace Handkerchief" for this
fascinating rendition, the orchestra was
forced 10 yield an encore. and 1t gave
agaln the beautiful and novel variations
on the theme OF my Old Kentucky
Home The "Frleschutz" overture was
also grandly done. Both Mr.. Towne
and Madame Lime had hearty encores,
and The gentleman responded with
charming German song, while the lady
steadily refused to give another num-
Der Wagner, the cello soloist, did some
ran work and was stormily applauded.
Prot Mcclellan ia nothing II not
thorough, as the singers under him In
the opera Of martha" can testify.
Yesterday they gave their first rendi-
ton Of Martha" before the old folks,
and The performance was very trying
one as all first performances are.
While the opera went off with great
snoothness, for an opening presenta-
ton, there We're a number Of bitches
evident and Prof. Mcclellan called the
entire company for rehearsal after
the opera The members OF the COM
psny orchestra, and stage hands first
SAT down to q sumptuous repast pre-
pared for them in the green room by
hs Old folks committee. They then
went upon the stage again and went
through the opera polishing up the
rough places, Their work was over by
: o'clock, and then most of the mem
Dera had to rush to the Tabernacle 10
uke their places In the choir for the
evening concert. All in all. It made up
gay OF music such as the members
Ml not care to repeat very often.
,,in' first public performance of
Marha IS going before a
lanned matinee this afternoon
A 4 god audience is also assured
lG@nght Ogden will be visited Mon
gay evening theRio Grande running
saselll excursion which returns after
the Performance.
lne layorlte actor Frederick Warde,
NlO. all reports say, is enjoying his
mON successful season this year. visits
" ssaln Monday Tuesday and Wed
S, sy nights His plays win be THE
s..Ogheoank" which he has already
''Haefed with success here, Julius
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