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

tho ihctltlrul trust Tor 'hD lnt
son that II N this syndicate that send.
Hs 10 per cent Of inc pIavs emit DDy
season affords 5lll Lake amusement
loyore, therefore, win D.. interested lo
learn that the syndicate hUa stretched
iIs arms across lho Atlantic and nbu
hold Of thc London lhmwH uf equal
interest ~ tnr announcement That tho
indopllgohlc and moncub'c uonsco.
who hghls the syndicate with every
weapon nj hs command Goo Sew Yorh
hns 0uup down tho gauntlet Oo them
IN London bulJH.p ls now n Grcut
britain whore no ng issued formal uo.
ilcc mat u now Bout,O ihclter ~ 90
become "a permanent London institute
ton oe II hua prcody become n Sow
York Mr. Upusco says thui Mrs. r1r
ter WIN opon me play house with now
pay ana That she win bo followed by
Mn Wunod and Bl1ucho iOJoA lie
Informs the lnlllsh public lmkly That
he In mo- longer able 60 obtain route
ior % fuO season iu America and that
he must, therefore loOk 40 England "a
obtain Ma stars "a hplluM In The
meantime the syndicate la not idG
Charles Flohun, who spends moot Of
hls time In London announces thot me
win control from l0 lo lG lhuulrH there
In the near Wlun. uu announcement
when lmpo3 ST. lioN8,o 10 tomlrK
" have been iu consultation with
some leading hpIuual managers io.
ROldnQ Che Theatrical trust ana uud
them ll o. nervous condition over tho
outlook they don't quite Know what's
GONG 10 hluuDh hut rpllNu that the
must intends 10 gul control II the aitua.
tlon here.
English managers apparently ARE
terror rlurkon ANA don Know what 10
de- 10 combat 49, They know apparently
nat an the authors are under control
Thor plays finished or unfinished, arc
contracted Tor Tor years 10 come, The
managers here cannot compete IN The
markets, Tor The trust can uflold to pRy
lNbulouW prices for attractions, even
loving money The trust however does
not depend Tor pront on nlluclons.
but a8 ] have lrCqu iOtly asserted, on
rake OF ff.n % long line NJ managers
IA Amcrlcn the English manager has
nos That llold and iB poWorloha " cOm-
Tctr
'Anothor dread hory ~ that the eng.
llsh sluge mUy he stripped of IN, best
HclnlB ana addresses ul experience and
lho most promising young uuoA who are
bound by the syndicate, For instance,
No young man who ~ drawing ca or
ft "A week ~ Hanl for and Engaged at "a
HnlalS pi lJl"
\ News reporter asked PROT Jonas
the other day what the thought OF the
present status " the musical art IN the
United states, ana he said N was
steadily Improving, but ne regretted
mat II was tho policy of the United
STATES government To extend nO as.
slslancc whatever In the development
" the am In lhlb country but 10 leave
II entirely to private enterprise, II liz
no longer necessary for American stu.
dents 10 ~ lO Europe for their prcllm.
mary ttnlnng or ground work That
can De given better now Ul homo than
abroad Then whom complete mas.
tory 0f the elementary features have
been acquired, hc E1ld, II VIII do very
wei FOR the student ~ travel abroad
ana gam polish that can not bc found
on This side of the water, because of
the atmosphere That results only from
centuries Of tradition ihp work of pup.
ccodlng generations Of composers ana
tho publication ana performance of mu.
steal works such 90 condition can only
DE found ln Europe. II lH foolish for
many Americans tO study abroad for
the reason that while thoy are abroad
they persist M liylng IN American rpl.
onloF they speak their own language,
ana mako no ulloN 10 mlnglo with for
oIRncrs on foreign surroundings such
students might much hcttcr remain at
home
when asked what h. thought " tho
practise so universal with the average
American music teacher IN teaching
their pupils pieces for exhibition pur.
poses whom they are really not beyond
thea elementary Htugoy, Prof Jonas tc.
piled that II WAS detrimental To tho
pupils, II held them back ana mlsdl.
rooted their cnrrgios -Hll for the ulNor.
lMrnwnt of thea loarhor THE pupils
might make 10 go.cnllol brilliant show.
INK M the spr'ul plopoH they had been
practising on ana practising on lo the
exclusion of needed scale ana Korplso
work hut when other music lH HpD bos
low these pupils they lWmlNUy show
lhclr general ignorance ANA are unable
To mako even ID r.Hpru. dno fhuNlnW
'kuop pupils Uu scale and exercise work
mat lb graded from easy no the aim.
cult said Mn Jonas "uutIi lUuy have
mastered piano technique. and then
they can play uYhnW Take tNo
pupils of equal ubIlIios give ono the
obstruction ,Wt r. given Ol fo many
on lho NlNlu of study UuHEO"luL uul I'M
two years me dIuuuHr I'M favor ut lhu
latlor VIII ho very mNrkrd.'
I'lnI Jonas WUH questioned uH lO the
use OFF mechanical appliances lur the
flrouglhunIuR NJ iNr lluNolN, 90 bUuuro