Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19


In salt Lake for several years
s.,,.s back to us next Thursday and
y.,dav In her new play entitled Mrs.
49, ia Back" Miss Irwin Is too
,..i known 10 need many words OF
,.,roauctlon She brings her own New
york company and play of the rol-
,,,1,ng sort, the especial KIND IN
,,b,ch che always shone. This par
,,,,ar play is said 70 give Miss Irwin
.,v number Of opportunities, and hes
,ar, IN Il Is that Of blushing bride
., 2s who chops off, seven years for
,prposes that win be apaprent il
soes without saying that she has sew
or,Isongs to render and her rag time
.ousons entitled u Love 70 Two-Step'
and oNothin' bu, TAX are said TO be
GEMS IN thsir way.
Tbs attraction at UtGhn0 Pa'h the
etor next wuek, beginning Monduy
S5 boz the Empire Theuter company IN
rolNcking farce comedy entitled me
Man from Japan this ofglhlLa'lon
ras been playing eastern territory eH~
.rnsiyelv and Jumped direct from chi
Cago no salt Lake TO open its wes-
,org tour ~ this city.
The regular season Of the Lyric
,sooto- formerly the Utahna, Will
anon next Saturday night, the attrac-
,op being "The Colonial Bellies" rem
d.rsd by the Campbell Drew Amuse-
mont company The Colonial Bellies
belongs 10 tho new school OF high class
fures0ue and chief among tho COM
ranv are Chas, Robinson, comedian,
Tho Farrei-Taylor trio, and Chas.
yalke Tho performance opens with a
,nnsloal farce entitled THE Baby
Farm" followed by round OF vaude-
villa and burlasque nets, concluding
with tho finale entitled Cohen, the
Count
Chas r. Carlson hnH OF late made
,rangenents for the publication OF
number Of his ambitious works which
he has finished since he returned from
lila studies IN the cast last September.
These works include 'The Wreck OF
,he HeSperua," solo and chorus, THE
ylogy" IN setting OF Gray's great po-
ems six dramatic solos for bnss and
baritone and n group Of four songs for
mss 10 " also now finishing the
grst movement Of his Concerto Amer
.ran" for plano The works viii be print
"a by tho Middle States press The
gnp Lake public has heard n num-
her OF Mr., CRrlsons compositions ana
they have made a decided impression.
Mrs Martha Royle King left yes
ttrday FOR New York on a vacation
trip. n he gone until Oct next, She
wifi visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
al ttftN
Dr and Mrs, Royle In New York. she
WIFI also attend prominent concerts
md musical functions, 20 that she will
return well prepared for the winters
work
Miss sIgrid Peterson, alto, r. II.
Siddowny, tennor, and John p, Rob
irson viii sing tomorrow afternoon
and evening, NJ Lagoon, and another
feature on the program will be cor
net and trombone duet between Messrs.
Hllger and Montgomery, The conduct
mr. ~ the orchestra is Willard Young
dale
Maud Powell, the Holinist Is touring
south Africa this season
Miss Rome Petersen, soprano, and
Frank Foster, tenor. viii sing solos ms
Solt0ir tomorrow afternoon and even
ing
Alfred Best received a telegraphlc
csll this week from the Savage Opera
company. and left Thursday FOR New
York to begin rehearsols
The Wednesday, Afuslnl club held
well attended meeting last Wednesday,
IN the studio ~ Miss Cecilia Sharp IN
the Constitution building The next
meeting win be held on tho s0th inst,
70 the studio Of Prof. Arthur Shep-
herd In the Hooper 4 Eldredge build
tng
Miss Agatha Rerkhoel has Como TO
lo1ho ON vacation, TO be absent until
Sent !.
Local music Nouses report trade ns
picking up, and the fnll business rs
likely 10 begin earlier than usual. Col
'aiIons are reported ne very fair
Misc Edna cohn win aing contralto
tNo tomorrow morning, in the First
'1nFregotlonnl church. Mrs, Cutter
VIII olso be with the choir
Two features Of the program BY
lel1s band tomorrow afternoon. NJ
LIBERTY park will be the qextet from
ugm d lAmmcrmoor and Brahms
hunHarian Dances, Last Sundays at
''oNN'e broke all concert records,
Willard Welhe has lust con,pletrd the
violin he began work "a Immediately
Mter finishing tho Ysays instrument.
ne claims 10 have discovered the ugt
w 4l'solVlns md removing the vcg-
,uNu'e alhumen In wood, so that his
process ot manufacturing "old" ylo-
rN' has now been completed. A
Luopcon maker thought he too, had
tou.a me secret some years ago. hy
n' .''Gmlng his wood and then bak-
s ~ hut he discovered afterwards
u.ul Lhls resulted In the dlsinteEra-
~ ID lne thr" and the deterioration
OF Inc material.
,,MeSSrs Mcclellan and Weihe and
W US, Gates left Yesterday morning for
AM '.snd' Joining the choir at ogden.
M "rte were happy az the prospect
peasant and profitable trlp
oL Mcclellan VIII try the lnrgsr
'''''n organs In Portland while there.
Now that Willard weihe has been
pu.nted conductor Of the new Or
i,.ulI orchestra, he has selected his
augmentation, which viii he as fol-
MS. Flano two yiolins clarinet. nute
-,H'I trombone. strlnged bass and
g., LIS n The house is expected 10 open
qDDsecember next and President Nv
,t'',l and General Manager Beck OF
- vfpheum circuit were In town this
,sN. arranging for the opening. they
wei satisfied with the outlook
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