Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-27
Delights a Big Audience at the
AIhambra in San Francisco,
AN ENJOYABLE EVENING.
Each Number Literally Applandea
Bringing Forth Frequent Enc0res
-EIder Robinson speaks

Last Mondays san ranciscocall has
the following article on the visit OF
Ito Tabernacle choir 60 that city
Three hundred or more members OF
the Mormon" Church and q great
crowd Of citizens Of other faiths packed
the Alhambra theater last night when
the Mormon" choir, numbering 80
under the direction Of Prof Stephens
gave sacred concert The choir ls
here again on pleasure excursion
having the recollection Of last years
visited to san Francisco fresh and
PLEASANTLY In IFS memory.
Il was a graceful tribute toSan Fran-
cisoo when the choir rented the Alham
hra and generously threw open the
doors to The public mat once again the
excellent voices might be heard ren-
dering the great choruses ana part
songs for which the choir has become
famous.
There was no official program last
night. The whole thing vas informal
Tile visitors from Salt Lake CITY ever
appeared upon the stage In their travel
ing costumes and Director stephens
conducted his great aggregation OF
voices a small part Of the run choll
which numbers 900 when az nome I'D
Tie massive tabernacle, I'm an everyday
unconventional suit Perhaps the abb
ceuce Of laces and satins ana broad
cloth assisted IN making the gathering
distinctly friendly and mceremonlcus
Il was a most enjoyable evening ana
he rounds OF applause which followed
each number and the frequent encores
oucc more revealed the appreciation OF
the people Of this city.
IN first number given was the Nor
MON anthem Let the Mountains
shout" by the entire choir This was
followed by the hymn, 40 My Father
saperbly rendered also By the full choir
John Robinson. q baritone sololst Of the
p5rty. then gave delightful rendition
% Noble Boy Of Truth and the audi
ence would not be satisfied until Roh-
ingon responded with an encore The
choir then gave the anthem In our
Rdeemers Name and the Mormon
imperial quartet gave the hymn which
was so greatly loved by the lamented
President Mckinley Lead Kindly
= 'ght'
The quartet was composed Of r S.
AslWorth. Alfred Best, Victor Chris
tnrhersen and Willard Squires 9Th
holy city was the next number sung
by little Miss Mile Williams, who re-
oCyed well merited and hearty en-
core. Miss Lottle Owens sweet soprano
voice was heard In lis fullness and
beauty Of tone In the solo, My Redeem
or and My Lord The choir then gave
the part song. THE Sea Hath rs
pearls' and "lnhammatus,' tir solo
uait Of which was eXquisitely sang by
Mrs. Lizzie T. Edward Mrs Edward
has q voice " rare quality The sacred
concert was brought 10 close with q
stirring rendition Of America. IN
which the whole Of the vast audience
took part The religious exercises were
conducted by Elder Joseph =. Robin.
sen. who I'm the course OF the evening,
rave a lucid and interesting eXpana-
ton Of "Mormonism
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