Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-16

:, a recent date 10 MISS f'''''''' 49, ''o,
o. A whole page OF the paper was
Oa~' "a illustrations Of her and
ce'v "s If her early life, her artistic
i f's,sr and mention of her teacher
GOV, ,,bforth. While there Is great
S n IN the notice that must nave
u'a, I'D Miss Gates to smile as the eher-
"y CO.., ,onorter drew upon his magma
i t'"' there is no MISLEADING the compli-
" " character of the whole arllclG
n n ls called Lucy Gates the utah
% NJ, and the article is headed
."sa Magic Of a Voice being descrip-
49,. n orow Ripple of Laughter Re-
v" tho Wonderful Gift of Lucy
- Following this comes a starr
,nusc with notes reaching from low
ctoAln AT, three octaves and one
.,, over which, the paper says, "is
~" ~, ,c,u,l range Of the Utah nghtin-
Uy az ,oico Following this comes u
gam, NJ Nine. Ashforth, her teach
'r reading as follows:
q, .Wbcn first heard her sing ! was
.nr,sed beyond expression. She has
swp.,iy wonderful voice, and while |
1G po.nt not 10 praise young stu
I.,,s I intmatcd my opinion to her
u' nier voice ranges from @ below the
~ 10 4 I'm alt. a range or three oc-
s and one tone which Is very won
I I'M II is A voice Of rare coloraturc
us,'O s,rerrth. OF course the most
sa.ntin,l notes are the highest. IL Is
eorid voice. sweet and lovely.
Miss Gates does not half realize her
,,lsnt She must study now ana not
,,tsmpt to sing IN public until she has
cconnleted her education Then she VIII
, ,oovs fuly as sensational debut as
a |u" American girl who ever appeared
broad Yes. | can truly say, and say
T. conseryately, that she has Won
Ssriully promising voice
ismuscians know,AshWorth was the
,,srber Of Lillian Blauvelt and Bessie
.bbott. the American girl whose debut
SET all Paris wild,
PATHS two concerts IN San Francisco ,
Vol, given a week ago Thursday even
,,e and last Monday afternoon The
attendance al both was simply enor-
mans more than 5000 people crGwding
into the opera house AZ the afternoon
rs,formance, and 400 seats being sold
IN me stage. In all the throng there
wore not 200 men visible. The financial
r,r,ess was und0ubted. but the artis-
N results are IN question. PATHS rem
dtlOn Of Harris song THE Last Fare"
Weir (which a Salt Lake musician in
,,t, she was paid 10 render) Is thus
commented on by the critic OF the Call:
Oh Patti, how could you? How could
w'
what have we ever done 10 you that
tg should impose that miserable
last Farewell upon us? II Is
banned spot that will not out. The
cheapest ballad monger at the Orpheum
las never done worse the Bowery
rsy4r beaten t. The rhyme is attro-
rous-"reaw with feel" for one shin
ng example, the music-~save the
rark-a shreklng banality. the senti-
nent-l thank thee for the word, Wal
hre Brownlow-"putrid" positively
utrid And Adeline Patti sings it
sings II with a stage tear, az she says,
q smile. but ! am weeping" or some
other such gibbcrish in which The thing
abounis,
The opening concert Of the musical
isrartment NJ the Agricultural college,
will take place IN Logan on the night
n saturday Ian %, Among other ar
lists who win appear are Messrs, VII
lard Weihe Arthur Shenherd, a, c.
'un1 Miss Emma Grimsdell, and Prof.
ia Anderson. Among the other num-
hers will bc tho Grieg Concerto played
m two nlanos by Professors Shepherd
and Anderson. and a violin concerto
Ny Wienioawskl, rendered by Weihe,
-
The Juvenile opera Co. ~ tho Flew
frth ward which appeared n year ago
IN the little oporetta ~ "Jack the Giant
Killer with such success, are now re-
Aaaylng another which will he given at
he Eleventh ward Westinghouse for
three nights commencing Wednesday,
Jan m L Is entitled "Babes In the
Wood" The Salt Lake Costuming Co,
are furnishing the dressing and the
piece Is to he nut on IN an elaborate
manner
Manager A. s. Zimmerman ~ Held's
oaNd makes the following annual re-
roft to the members Of the band, con-
graduating them on the very satisfac-
Tory work NJ the past year,
The earnings Of the band, paid out
10 members and for regular expenses
amount to N30S.25, individual mem
NArs have paid ont $500 for Instruments
ana |!2 has been expended by Mr.. Held
loI new music. Our engagements have
all been filled with credit to the Or
gin2atlon and 10 the satisfaction OF
All parties conCerned-and In this con-
.Nlloh ! wish particularly TO call at
tnuon to our Salt Palace and state
lAlr contracts. Your committee, APP
Olhted to buy new uniforms. wish me
70 report that they have ordered COM
lete uniforms Of dark blue broadcoth,
trimmed with silk braid and gold
each.
our concerts at Liberty park have
nW paid commensurate with the
amount Of time and labor devoted to
wtm ! ind II impossible to make the
Is,k privileges rcmuneratIye to a band
=. ,he required number of men, | hope
% able to interest the honorable city
Vwpghcll So that II will come to our re-
u.L Ihat the concerts were a success
wubllcally was clearly shown by the
instant and growing attendance and
We appreciation shown by the pat
,,V's Inc Sunday night concerts at
Wt utand theater have been literally
.aVohl1ed by a music loving public
sul nay" been success from every
,,,"hWupoiht Our band II growing In
,nSUuy favor each year and the con-
""ueu hearty support and cooperation
t each individual member Insures our
"V popularity and prosperity
ue TWO new seven horsepower mo-
WE are being Installed under the Tab
~ "%Ie organ, and for the time being
tb. instrument can not be used The
,., .n mao TO practise Thursday evening,
S,oennppul the accompaniment, Conductor
sswJPGehs marking time with his foot,
wy" ma Is just possible the organ can
Wbon% used at tomorrows services.
r,a lne new electrical arrangements
IN completed, the power viii be equal
any demand likely to be made upon
=, ,phuuctor Petersen In working M his
~ "n state band project, ana proposes
o,IWlPort half a dozen PLAYERS from
Vsueh 10 MI IN the list.
NV mas just received largo duan-
wy ~ fine musical aoauaa -. ~.