Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

The Salt Palace theater offers a fine
musical program for tomorrow evening,
Prof. j, j. Mcclellan expects TO take
a breathing spell shortly at GlenWood
Springs
Eugene Cowles Is to have a prominent
role In THE Duchess Of Dauizig,'
which is the musical version Of Ma
dame Sans Gene
Master Arthur Petersen Is practising
diligently on Max BruCh's violin com
certO in G. lie viii be able TO play II
In public before long
Large crowds continue to throng call
ders park A feature that Is proving
a good drawing card Is the music,
which is better this year than ever be-
fore
Mrs, A. G. Andrews, choirmaster Of
the First Presbyterian church, VIII take
q vacation Of four weeks, and during
that time, Miss Emily G. Jessup will
have charge of the music.
On invitation Of the Cambrian assoc
citation OF Spanish Fork the local Cam
brian organization will go to that town
In about two weeks TO spend day. The
Choral society viii be taken along and
a concert will be given.
Weber & Fields have signed con-
tract with Nine PATHS manager for
her to give a single concert at the West
End Theater, New York. ON Friday
Nov. q, the price being $4,000 The
tickets, it is announced, VIII be sold at
auction,
An interchangeable Cracker" board
Is on the local market whereby the
music rolls Of any mechanical player
can be used INTERCHANGEABLE, no matter
what the difference in width. This viii
ibe found great convenience.
While most Of the music teachers are
taking a vacation, others are remain
ing in town for the present Madame
SWenson Is taking care Of over 30 pa.
pills at this time, and PROT Petersen
has over CO. Madame Swcuson win be-
gin shortly training a ladies' double
quartet
a new music house has launched up
on the troubled local musical seas, the
Daynes & Romney Plano company,
with offices on Richards street The
company win incorporate as soon as
Bishop Romney returns from Mexico,
with a capital of $4,000, and these Off
GERS; President Evan stephens; vice
president, George Romney. treasurer.
r. r. Romney, secretary II, S. Daynes.
The concern will not aim TO do any
particular city business, but viii cater
especially to the country trade,
The harp. which is a direct descend
ant of the Lutte is said TO have orig
mated with Jubal 1875 years before
Christ, though Jubars Instrument is
some time called a Tyre, thus creating
some confusion, as a Tyre is played with
a plectrum instead OF with the fingers.
The harp was David's favorite instru-
ment; II was used by the Welsh and
SaXons and by the ancient people OF
Ireland on an great occasions The
harp OF Brian Boroihme, ancient king
Of ireland, Is the Oldest In existence,
preserved in the Dublin College Muse
UNI. The harp Of today Is very differ
ent, with lis compass Of 6iz octaves and
seven transposing pedals.
There was a hattering turnout yes
terday afternoon In attendance on the
organ recital in the Tabernacle, the au-
dience being composed largely OF tour
lists The concert was much enjoyed.
Prof. Mcclellan playing with his usual
skill and intelligent registration. The
power and majesty Of the great organ
were well demonstrated in the Mlgnon
overture and the Mozart Gloria, while
the softer effects were brought out I'm
The lighter numbers The latter were
an popular particularly NeVin's Con
dolier song, and the Goddard Berceuse
Mrs. Edward was given an encore-an
unusual thing at a Tabernacle recital.
and she deserved 49, Her voice was
clear, sweet and fresh and Il was q
pleasure TO listen 10 her.
The local piano market continues
very good during the hot weather. and
collections are fair There Is something
OF an out-of-town demand for these in
struments reported and one has lust
been shipped by a local house 10 Price
and another 10 Milford Prices paid run
from $500 Ia $3.50 Sales IN small in-
struments are reported as quiet one
dealer finds II saving 20 allow pianos
TO remain az the depot as long as DOS.
Sihle with the expectation OF selling
them before il may be necessary 10
cart them up to the store and unbox
them
Band concerts are being given al
Fort Douglas every Tuesday AZ E,gO N