Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01
SCHOOL CANTATA
At TABERNACLE.

The Tabernacle was crowded last nlght
BY several thousand parents and friends
VI tho publo schools IN attendance ON me
nanlnln Of IAN tho Year Round az CIV.
'hS Affection Of i'rof WiIinm WoIsoii ~.
prrvleor OF music IN the public schools
and everybody was delighted IN iaol, hl
were 40 pleased that had NE piiolIm
nnco been twice ms long the propabllily
The audience would gtlll have enjoyed ",
Tho ohlldron made 4 me lmpIemlunl
with tho GIRLS altllod IN white ana me
boys In black, ana 20 disposed 10 W aye
ford the mort picturesque ana tvvhlo ~,
feet The general Impression .gNen Dg
the puple was heightened by tne onulo
nhaonoe Of the conventional stnso posings
and EXPRESSION, oyoiy action wnu natural
and unaffected, ana the unpelntod, nav
ural couniunnnoob OF the children were
pleasing contrast TO the stock lnnuo'ups
That uhnuIly appear not unlN upon Nho
theatrical Dut upon the concert stage,
Tho enAing MAS Donrly ana tUonH ana
not merely that but thoiQ was unmls'
,akoable evidence OF cpnhelcnuolA lrhln,
Ina ON the part OF thq lmulcl9r ana
also conscientious participation Va the re-
hoarsal dflls and cfori 10 do wen ny tho
little alngpfg Thoy watched their cone
duotOr, following his baton dllocU0ns WIN
intelligence Rnd put iholr best muhloal
EFFORTS forward n would hh{g been an
ihusc over that performance and II Il
onthuso with an emphasis thel ohoour,
aged The youngsters further w lholr vocal
ondonyora,
Ii was evident long before Tho perform.
nnOo was over that BAIT Lake mas IN
lrof Woigcl musical instructor Of "A
hlph order lie certainly UNDERTAKINGS now
90 mako children SING, ana Hlng WIN a
purpose ana IN View OF HIS a0hloNomonlb
hero the appreciation Of ms worm ny
the National Educational association,
seems appropriate enough, the ehofnB
work was a model OF ensemble Tor tho
yoloos blended apondldly with charming
erect, and that ad0lcsocnt ilngo when
when AZ To best ~ 70 plcahnlnblo W
youthful volcoe was noticed ana enjoyed
last evening. Tho standings and eSpios'
elon IN Interpretation Of tho pretty cam
tnta aud ~ story IN song were WI on.
sorVed ana there was unison OF oUorl
that was oommendablc' Tho absence OK
ragged work was noticeable,
Tlho llult Hooists scored success,
among them worthy Of hpoclal mention
bolng Roy Wolgoll, who showed himself
poesessod Of nno voice ANA lhoh there
was Margaret Burton IN the spring num-
hor aud VIII Han IN tho Winter num-
Ser whose volccs gave evidences Of epo.
Clal promise Ana Mildred THROWN IN her
reclth tons was quite happy Plot Wokoll
has not had the ilmo ho dogllod W wlngh
70 arm Nc rlngorb' ana oonnllcIlng nus
inf lIFNllN VI llt lNNNlN Nl'. Nl'f. hlNhlf
Ing PROT Mcclellan played an lnlroduo.
lion, aud an old melody win tho
rlrlngtd piopa that captured iho Children
,nuroly They would nave llkod 70 have
had him play such tunoa all nlRh,
SUIT ChtpicnHcn mudc "A ihklnH hd'
droaa, in Whirh hu explained 10 he audi
cnoo that tho city sunooH were w my
ufabIc condition. with much hope for the
immediate future, nnd Of tho constant ~.
fhris holng made "a Nleo iho standard on
excellence 10 hghor ana higher plane,
lie congratulated The olilaonr ot hnll
Lake ON the present status OF thu local
public school syelom,
Prof Byron Cummnga " inc board Of
education also spoke and made nm oXool.
lent Impression llo Rold The people OF
this city hnd just caNne for conRlatula.
ton ON tho excellence ui tho public school
eystom, ana tho fact that tho SCHOOLS
hhd such good and Intelligent iooohola,
lilo aleo thanked the parents ana pnttOna
~ the schools f0r their support ana ne'
purod them that hll . lholr efforts In
That direction were appreciated. AZ tho
oloeo ~ The oyonmg hundreds N peonlo
prOssrd 10 The hont Of the Tnhctu0rlr 10
connraulnte rrof WtlgOll, aud other
school officials lhoro. nud 20 gay good
word 10 The children thomFolycN.
sss...-s..--,.., - $500.