Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28

peaked But by this evening, with a
good nights rest, his springs OF action
win be more elastic, and then a spring
mattress or a spring chicken will BE-
passe IN comparison.
But aside from lippant remark, Crea-
tore ~ the incarnation Of eXaggeration
In band conducting Gilmore had the
reputation Of being something In that
line himself but remembrances Of his
eccentrlctics pale their Intellectual Ere
before the performances Of this 1.-THE,
Willowy supple and mobile child OF
sunny Italy who bends. turns twists
toward all subdivisions of the compass
with the facility Of q Damascus blade.
Now he Us bonding over the clarinet
section as though he would enWrap
them all In his preternaturally long
arms, ana tly bodily with them TO the
regions Of the unknown ana the un-
movable. Nov he lg lowering over his
brass wind choir Ike q stormy petrol
In its happlcst mood as the crescendos
rise and fan with the rapidly OF the
tides IN the Bay OF Fundy and beat
the atmospheric Gins with a reyerbera-
ton that blends with the percussion In
strumonts IN meodic Inferno that
would have delighted the soul Of an
Oncubach beyond expression. Then this
facilc bandmaster would reach out his
right arm towards the basses and draw
from their profOundest depths con-
certod harmonles rich, heavy and most
impressive IN diapnson massIyeness
The man is musician all right he
knows fun well how TO get out OF his
bandmcn all there is IN them and he
does IT, In fact Creatore plays skill
fully ON his musicians, as the Tabcrna-
Gle orBanlst plays on the keyboards Of
the great organ, and those musicians
respond To- his motions as the strings OF
the harp respond TO the touch Of the
skilled performer Creptore has an eX-
ccllapt band; perhaps not so finished In
purity OF tone as the aggregation that
was with him flw years ago--and just
hero, tha rocollectlons Of the marvellous
ly rich ana sonorous tones Of that !
Woodwlnd choir come rising up from |
the past Ike the recurring remcm- |
branccs Of an Ideally beautiful salt |
Lake summer sunset But II Is thor |
oughiy drilled and competent band, |
able to perform iu artistic fashion any |
score ever set before a band musician |
perhaps at sight, And the audience |
last night though not over large, cer- |
taiuly showed its appreciation OF the |
clever and Inspiring performance on |
tho stage. The program Was well se-
lcctcd and the presence Of q harp lent |
to the attraction OF the general ensem,
BILE. By special request PadereWsh's
"Mlnuet' was substituted for the Mis-
erere' number. and the manner Of It's
presentation, and almost frantic rccep-
lion by the audience. evidenced the wis
dom of the change. Creatore has %
In his band, and they are
credit 10 him The Carmen number
was "a gema master performance which
so pleased the audience that although It
was the last number on the program.
they were 10th 10 leave, even after the
curtain fell Madame Barlll is a beau.
tlful woman with form and voice 10
correspond, and she certainly capu-
waited her listeners with the "Mocking
Bird song heard years ago but much
less frequently now Encores were the
order " the evening last night,
The band gives "a matinee this after
noon and a fine program this evening
In the Theater which ought to be
packed; last nights audience was fairly
good.
Advlces from Logan state that one Of
the greatest audiences the Tina cher
Opera House ever held, assembled 10
greet Mr.. Stodddrt and Mrs Easton In
'The Bonnie Brler Bush Thursday
night. II was the first time the beautl-
mi play had ever been seen there ana
he first opportunity the Logan people
lad had for years cf welcoming their
I'D townsman, Mr Easton. The whole
'youing was one ovation,