Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
Prof SHELTON Executes ExtraOrdi-
nary Solo Tor BCueht Of
Baritone.
STORM SCENE WAS VERY LIVELY
"Molly" Worthiugton Came Out IN
damaged, but Was Mighty Mad aud
Breathed Vengeance on Victor.

There was n llttlo prelude, toccata
and fuge In the studio Of Sir S. Mo-
lyneux Worthlngton, Bart, yesterday
afternoon, which It would be difficult
for Prof Mcclellan, talented though he
is, to represent on the Tabernacle or
gan, unless accompanied by an eSplo-
sion Of fire works inside the great In
strument. II seems that George Skel-
ton, the well known violinlst, IN a mo-
ment Of mcalled for tender heartedness
and superexuberance Of sympathy re-
sponded aflrmatlyoly some time ago to
the pathetic appeals of his fellow Brit
sher for "just loan for few days,
aye know The baronet detained in
the most anetuoso basso proiundo, that
the loan was really, purely, surely tenn
porary, B-a Jove, lie would pay 1t
right back, possibly In a few hours, so
he would,
Mr.. SHELTON has been waiting, only
Waiting" as the song says, for several
weeks for those few hours to clapse
and finally the prolongation,
like GO bar passage of slurred
whole notes andanto became too eN-
CIRCULATING for further endurance, ana
Mr.. SHELTON executed waltz, lente-
mente In the direction Of the baronets
studio in the Commercial Club block. lie
entered the musical sanctuary with
cloud on his county Cumberland brow
that would have paraly2ed the storm
scene In William Tell. The nobleman
from Liverpool and friend OF the
Prince Of Wales, saw there was hur-
ricane on with wide and varied as
sortment Of double fortcs in immediate
prospect with Chinese gong obllBato.
But with the KAN and Kool' philoso-
DIV Of a wilkins MicaWber he watt
ed for the something to turn up.
Mr. SHELTON executed "A graceful
portamento towards the baronet with 4
request for the return Of the loan" and
with an air Of lyric inOftensiveness that
would have graced a Lohengrn pre-
mdc. But the friend OF the Prince OF
Wales was naughty he assumed am air
Of injured innocence, aud In Cresccndo
chords I'm G sharp major stated his
inability to Just at the present meet
the demand, and would the bad
actor from the symphony orchestra
please andantno without and call
again when the maestro from Liver
pool and Sandringham palace had
more time He was too deeply BUSY
figuring on the anticipated profits OF
his MAY recital to bother with such
unimportant things as paying up "a
| loan. This angered his brother Briton,
and I'm the mtcrlocutory passages fol-
| lowing. there was a climax which rose
I even above the stormy music OF Der
Erl Koenig
The music rose to two rs, then TO
three rs and finally there was a crash
| Of the entire orchestra. as Mr. Skel-
! toms right mltt shot out I'm "a time ale
| legro. prestssimo, and the Baronets
/ jaw went by the board, and its blue
| blood owner executed "a streplto move
ment down onto the floor, or In the
rude language Of the street SHELTON
| pasted him one on the Jaw" He pres
entity arose I'm an intense but dignifed
wrath, amid the double forte Of "A grand
| opera chorus and SUGGESTIONS OF
| crashing climaXes from the orchestra
with low lights and slow music, The
scene was grand, surprising even the
| Ride Of the Valkyries and the Barouet
stood there, immense, grand, imposn
| In tragic attitude, Did he strike back
| and annihilate SHELTON with a
| ring of magic fire? No, gentle
reader. But quivering with emotion
with majestic nostrlls full apomb
| ana the fires Of Hephaestus in his
| ecintilatng optics, he pointed sconfully
towards the knight from Cumberland
and bid him "Get thee hence Scullion!
Mr.. SHELTON was aboshed in the pres
ence Of such majesty, and Withdrew
The baronet was asked subsequently,
why he did not strike back. and he
quickly replied "A, "a mi boy hi nd
moro sense than that, hit means dam
ages, damages mi boy and the friend
OF the Prince OF Wales strobe grandly
of the stage through the red lights
of the stage In to the green ROOM II
was toward the cleaning Of the even.
| ing. that the Baronet emerged mutter.
ing soto voce, "B-a Jove, hin give I'm
until o'clock tonight 10 apologize, hon
hin sue i'm for eco storling!'