Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15

rgs EMMA LUCY va -"
M and last appearance III SAT-
IsEe this year occurs at the
| Tneater Thursday evening
sho gives a concert In coL-
n'ii wv, "", y,,h the salt Lake symphony
il0''." she then leaves 70 take up
of'n' ''.5lss in New York and France
Der s.Ir excellent program has been
To-oyldsd. as follows u,.,..
,..r,,ro TO Oberon' ""''"''' " ou''
'u'e'''' orchestra.
100, Nel snenzio," aria from
'Stucla' DO. oct. .,,' ,'' ''''''
Lu''' Miss Gates.
r,st Dream of the virgin Ma m,'olo,S
3 .s1ayonlc Dance ,.','"''''"D'o'"N
o'' Orchestra, a
.,,rrfant". ..,,.,,, ..','. Iu'1s,' l
a ~. y indian Love Song .'", tlhueh
h t. Ale ate Muttor' ".,,"DYoraN
." Miss Gates ,.
,po,de p'Amour '""'''"'N ''''' '''''
N''' orchestra.
rro Ms First Love -',',''c l Lone
.5sronade' nute obligato) . do9Ilod
ia Fee aux Chausons '.""be'np''b
Miss Gates
p,llst music from queen OF S 1,Da
bI lyr,cIWdmg Dance Of the bees q.
llV'u'"e ........n. Goldmark
Orchestra 81,
Ala from Carmen .''''""'''' h'1o'
ANi- nfI.H ll4TgH
March. "Pomp and Circumstance i,,sor
..,.., 5000. 600 COO" '''''H'b'i
orchestra,
A.. sbsnherds orchestra will accom-
.ay several OF Miss Gates songs'mak-
a'y combipation rarely heard In this
las ,",nnlty NJ. shepherds instiu-
,rtotlon Tor his band h as folloWs'
r'... s,st and four second yiolins, three
i.,as fCnr cellos. four string BASES,
,ro eutss. ryo clarlnets. two oDo's,
.o,, IA ssoon two trumpets three French
t .,,ns three trombones, and two drumn
ny, mans FOR placing the orchestra on a
l"sffsrsut basis are still going forward
KIM is gratifying 10 note that mary
"gtbose concerned I'm the defunct Phil
s,,monic Guaranteeing association
s,rs nromlsed To lend their aid to the
woyemtnt In favor Of the symphony
orchestra.
p,o,sssor Cooks piano class will give
rumbsr Of recltals during the season,
~, erst al his studio In the Eagle
NJ, nv the Juvenile members, on
next Saturday afternoon.
H. s Goddard Is now In Canada,
where he gives eight concerts before
burning home Tie win arrive here
N, last part u next month and re-
wn Ia London at the end OF the year
Ne Is sending IN advance some excel
l,rl rress notices which he has received
from the London papers.
The Liberty stake conference Of the
ma inst. win have some very goou
music, and the combined cholrs are pre-
gadng TO make q credltable showing
Prof Careless is for the time unable
10 play his violin owing 10 having one
II Jobs cOmforters on the first finger
Of his left hand However this does
not prevent his attending to his plano
pupils,
Prof Stephens anthem Song OF the
Redeemed, is reported by music deal
es as meeting with an extended and
rady sale.
Helds band will give It's second Sum
day evening concert Of the season, to-
morrow evening, I'm the Grand theater,
when the principal instrumental NUM-
bers Will be the overture to Norma and
he ballet music from the Queen OF
Sheba"
It is iust a possibility that after this
event the series Of concerts may be
discontinued, for the present at least,
owing to the Inevitable differences be-
tween the band management and the
musical union. With the admission az
cents It Is evident that union prices
can not be guaranteed the musicians
and have 20 men IN the band;
therefore there has been an UNDER
Standing with them that they should
Play on shares.
II seems that a majority OF the menu
oeIa Of the union object to this as es-
nOlIshlng a precedent that may give
trouble IN the future. The opposition
: based at present on the union rule
Oroddlng playing ON shares In COM
Puuve work OF course Mr. Held IL
oo' now engaged In competitive
Work but II, for instance, the proprie-
'oT Of another popular priced house