Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

To bring an orgnnlst, however 70.
nownod, TO salt Lake, ls ease Of
fetching Goals 10 Newcastle, with
such performers ~ We have, and with
our frequent organ rocltals, II IL well
nigh Impossible TO excite much ouriosl-
" on the part Of our public In an OF.
gan concert at which admission rates
are charged, II was, therefore, not
surprising that only u small audience
should greet Prof Eddy ana Mrs Dick
man last evening, And the program
was 30 very, very long that nearly hair
the audience left before the concert
was over Numerous counter nttrao-
lions elsewhere, particularly the fetc
at tho Commercial club, may explain
tho sllghtness Of the attendance, but
one OF the California visitors, President
Albert o. Bartlett Of the Bartlett
Music company at Los Angeles, broke
away nom the club ana went TO the
Tabernacle, where he afterwards told
Prof, Eddy that he had enjoyed one Of
the treats OF his life,
The program contained II numbers,
enc or thcm--tho Sonata Pathctlquo--
having -four movements, equal 10 four
full lledgcd numbers and then Mrs
two recalls, 10 that with the watts all,
II was nearly II o'clock before the nnal
prostssmo OF Widors organ Toocatn
was given ag benodlction Tho choIr'e
wei rendered number, stephens "Uod
~ lsrnol' was transferred 10 the mid.
die OF the program Prof, Eddy open.
lng with tho lIOllins Concert overture,
During this number the orRanIst was
either lndsposod nr nc had not grasped
the local registration, and IN other
numbers Of the first part Of the proc
gram was this apparent But IN the
second part the work went smoother,
though the excessive use OF the big ~
n, dlapasone became tedious long be.
fore the evening was over, Tho noted
artist seems to have marked pen.
chant for the great organ" aud Fs,
FLA and FfFe seemed 20 hold the
places OF honor IN the scores, Certain.
~ the full powers OF the mighty m
strumont were displayed, perhaps as
never before, and at times shook the
observed IN Justice TO Prof Eddy, that
owing to the peculiar acoustics OF the
building, and the proximity OF the
console, or key deck, 10 the body OF the
instrument, he w0g unable 10 nccur0tos
~ gungo effects, and he remarked this
after the recital lie said tho sound
seemed TO pass In "A great volume away
above his head nnd roll over toward
tho rear of the house,
Prof Eddy N one Of tho best pedollsts
IN the world, and he did marvellous
work at times, notlcoably I'm the Bach
q minor fuguo, the Whltings Concert
study In Il nat and IN the Wedding
Chimes by Chaflin wherein nfths, both
on manual and pedal, are massod up
like great ChovoauX de frlsc,m0king AN
imposing array and IN the hands Of
master like prof EDDY, they were
profoundly dramatic, The Sonata
palhollQuc of Baldwin Nv based ON Il
Lutheran chant and " very ooyorly
worked ont and elaborated, ON the
from the ldylllo and the pastoral TO
the dramatic and the prestissImo IN
most skllful treatment
The singer Mrs Dlekmon, haR one
Of the most wholesome contralio
voices oyor heard IN the Taberncle, II
~ dramatic, round, full, heavy and
richly aonoroua Sho has II under
complete control and there X an oVon-
ness OF register that II r0asgurng.
Mrs, Dlckmnn IN one Of those singers
with whose first notes listeners In.
stlncllyoly 80 back In their seats, with
the comforting thought "Woll, that
woman won't make any mlslnkesi she's
safe In anything she does The fair
singer gave the Salomo Air from
"Iiorodludo' In beautiful tone, and one
OF her oncorcs a lullaby by Vannah,
was most ohsrm.ng
While Salt Lake has often had the
nI nj.
first performance, II IL loea often that
the city has heard from them again IN
other parts OF tho world, However, al
the Grand iheator last night, n now
play went through its first hearing
with promise Of becoming II permanent
addition TO tho supply of stock molo-
dramas The effort lR the work of
Harry l'ahrnoy of the 3lttncr COM
p0nN and an yet II Nv unnamed Mn
Fahrney completed " only a few
months ago, and III now having special
scenery built IN Chicago with n view
OF putting II on the road next soaasonf
II caught the audience last night, oA-
peclally the gallery, from which half u
dozen curtain calls were demanded M
the end OF the first act, IN make up II
WAS something 20 cause the efforts ol
Lincoln j, carter To look pale, there
being a thread OF stirring adventure
running through II from first To last,
Murders and attempted murders were
there, TOO numerous 10 count, with
thrilling love story lntownlngled IN TIN
heavier plot, The play was fairly well
handled by the company but II will
probably improve much with moro re.
hc0renle, II VIII remain the bill until
Wednesday nghl, Including Wodnes.
day matinee Thursday oyening
"Tho Count Of Monte Creio'' win open
for the last half VI the week,