Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07

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-.o,r and ]. j. Mcclellan, organist
Tne main body Of the house has been
..ssrved for holders OF season tick
.,s and for single admissions at 90 cents
The gallery and portions OF the lower
door will be open at the general ad-
mission price of 25 cents.
For the entertainment following on
FRIDAY evening, only 100 single admis-
sion tickets will be sold, as the hold
ave of season tickets I'll nearly the
,,bole of Barratt hall, where the lee
,nre. by Vance Cook, the poet philoso-
piers win be given.
Mfr shepherd has finally decided on the
,,ogran for the second concert of the
svnphony orchestra to be given week
srom Monday next. As already stated,
Mrs Luella Fer1n sharp VIII be the
vocalist and MIR. George IL. SHELTON the
violin sollst OF the occasion. Mrs. sharp
,rOl render the famous aria from The
oueen of sheba," by Gounod, with the
,Ill orchestral accompaniment Whiie
ur Skeletons number will DO
tbo andante and finale from
Wendelsshon's violin concerto, The
orchestra will present several now
Cttes, the main feature being Mo2arts
symphony No. 80 In u fiat. 1t Will also
render the introduction to the third
act OF Iohengrin, play Massenets Suite
No 4 Scenes Picturesque" and render
the popular overture by Suppe "Pique
Dame"
Manager Spencer OF the Symphony
orchestra states that the work OF Sc
curing subscribers to the reserve fund
of the orchestra Is still going forward.
over 200 names of subscribers and pat
rons have now been secured and the
fund amounts to over $1,000. The or
chestra had the novel sensation the
other day of realizing its first dividend
from the investment in sugar stock,
an experience which Mr., Spencer said
was so new as to feel almost unreaLs
The great soprano Melba is due in
Salt Lake ut the Tabernacle Friday
evening, Jan. q. Manager Piper OF the
theater has undertaken the local man
agement, and has'arranged for the seat
sale to begin at the Clayton music par
lors on Monday, the 18th. Melba has
just concluded brief season with the
ConreId Opera company dt the Metro
poltan in New York, and is now filling
concert tour preliminary to her de-
parture for her home IN Australia. She
win have strong concert company
end without doubt will be handsomely
greeted here.
Al the Grand concert tomorrow night
by Held's band, the soloist will be Miss
Emily Larsen and the band VIII be
heard in the following program.
March Olympia" ...n,.to.n,. Clark
Selection "Freischuetz" a.... Weber
"reminiscences of 100 years. Clements
CA history Of military COM
pany.
Violin solo, "serenetao .Moszkowsky
Mr. Gustav III, Schuster
Suite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, BendiN
Longing, 49,. ,''..'',, '..'..
Meeting" { Il love song)...,,.
Soprano solo, selected ..,n..,,..,
monumental Emily Larsen
IntermezZo "Mousme" ..,.,,,.. Eugene
Popular selection from Dolly Var
den' "...,,......" Julian Edwards
Mrs. Graham II. Putnam is prepar-
Ing for public recital OF her pupils.
The week has been quiet one in mu-
seal circles with little doing beyond
the regular teaching work All OF the
instructors appear to be busy now, and
such Interruptions as occurred during
the holidays have been forgotten In the
resumption of routine,
'Contentment" Ia the tNle Of a con-
tralto song the music Of which il writ
ten by Mrs. Martha Royle King, and
the words by Edwin Milton Royle her
brother the well known actor. 1t Is
dedicated to Miss Kitty Mitchell The
song Is q plantation melody, and taking
both In muslc and in words
The Twenty-nlnth infantry band has
now "a men who are being carefully
drilled by Bandmaster Herrc. The IN
enumeration Is as follows. Seven b
nat and one II fiat carinets, one pic
colo, one oboe three saXaphones, four
comets, two trumpets, four altos, four
slides, two euphoneums, three tubas
ana two men In the battery" The
altos VIII be changed to French horns
m the spring, and double bass saxa-
phone has been ordered for concert
work This latter instrument will take
the place Of a strlnged bass. II Is about
me size ~ n wash tub and pretty near
as unwleldy. a leather strap suspend
"a rom the neck Of the performer holds
up the instrument.
from the band an orchestra Of IA
pieces has been organized, as follows,
Two first and two second vlolins. one
Nlol1, one baritone saxaphone plnyIng