Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

not llRoly thnt any III ioelng VIII
result, especially me tho conductors "
both ohoirs are almost lIlo fNlhor ana
ron In musical relationship, II was
,brouth the urgent advice OF Prot'
Stephens that Prof Balontync TOOK
WI his especial lino Of work with snp'
hath aohoole, Improvement associations
and chlors, on biz return from The
east and no one, oven IN Ogden whore
she hehrllosl support has been given
Prof llollantyno BY the stake ana sab'
bath school authorizes, can be said 10
have exceeded Prof stephens In acllye'
" backing up lho ogden lcadera work.
Jle hae again and again pointed to him
~ an example Of what he would have
our specially trained and glfted young
men be aud do In their musical lobora'
II may be noted that IN the contto'
vorfy over the nee Of tho name Nor
mon tabernacle choir not a hin, OF w
will or blame has been directed by ono
conductor against tho othOr, bolh Seem
10 regret mat there should have beon
any Misunderstanding by the Portland
press IN the mollor or course each
has the legitimate rlghm OF hia choir
80 guard ana n hae been rather annoy.
ing 10 the SAN lNho uhull lo zee II ans
nounocd ono dry that thDy are Rolnv
"a Portland aud have 10 hc tolu tho
neXt that IL ie another body BofldrH,
Il oood moi fnll 20 bo unpleasant TOR
Tho ogden choir n lhc Snlt Lake mnk'
siH should be- thought by many ol lhclr
llsionerR 10 be- tho ono HlHing ~ v
their nnnnclal ~ other success should
be hcld 10 be- due lo iho reputation OF
The older Organization.
Tho question NJ the uunlily nl the
work done by each Or either w not n
confederation. No one moro ohcorlully
givce unglinted praise "a the ogden
flngcrA aud their conductor ihhn M
Strphcne, and doubtless none IN ogden
would be moro rrldy To WYo HIN que
Acknowledgement than Pgot Ballan'
tyne,
Tho New York correspondent ~ tho
'NpWH' wlrea under date of yesterday
Chnnning Pollock manager ~ tho
ehuborls, n0ld last nIghl we arc out
10 tnke possession VI the west aud have
loads of money 60 overthrow tho trust
We now have theatcta IN largo mum.
her Of cllioe and are negotiations IN ~
moro. our nno VIII extend t0 san
Ftancieco and We shall secure thea
Ser IN Salt Like CITY ae soon AZ pohsl'
Bile We have AZ plays and are looking
for moro, ana have booked such coleh'
rifles ms Sarah Rernhardt Mrs Carter,
Mrs rlsho Lillian Russell Blanche
Rates, Robert llllllard, DoWolf Hopper,
and others"
Next week VIII be- tho last ono ~ The
13ittnpr comphny'H engagement W the
Grand and the theatcrgoere OF this city
viii have bul one moro opportunity OF
uocng tha clever company before they
depart for Denver where they play an
engagement OF three weeks undcr the
Denver Thoaicr Goa management,
After Denver they WIN go on y road
tour for The teasOn under the same
management Nothing but good wish
cs win follow thom from tho many
friends that they have made While In
"Thc Peace maker win be presented
the first half Of next week
For Thursday and Friday nights,
"Dr jonkyll aud MrllydQ' win DE proc
nuocd. and FOR Saturday night the cloh.
Inn OF The eompnny's engagement u
special performance VIII be glVcn which
VIII be- announced later
Theo, Torch the Villain Of tho oom-
pany WIN have the du1l ple of nr,
Jokyll ana Mir Hyde, Tho rolo Is not
elfango one Ia Mr., Torch nm ho wNA
featured In this play season before last
h..s U..at q aaV 81 l.. Iall Han. "A
works Of the late Robert Louis steven.
ron,The strange case of IN Jonkyll ana
Mr. Hyde will no doubt llyo the longest,
There ~ strange fascination IN the
wold impossible story that thrills the
nudltor with strange sense Of awe,
Mrs, cutler viii alng again IN the
Tlrst Congregational rholr tomorrow
morning ns soprano, Miss Edna NOhn
The contralto, IN AWAY on vacation at
Brighton, 10 that for the time being
hor place IN tho choir ~ boing illlcd by
u substitute
NIisa Lorcen loary " continuing her
musical studies for tho immediate
present under the able tutolage " Sr
Alberto Jonas, and II IN understood
win continue under NINE Jonas dur
Ink his absence, Miss l0nry ~ n VprS
promising pianist VI marked nnlura
glfta, lust the Kind Of pupil that dis
'lngulphtd Instructors IKE 10 see under
their direction,
Conductor nallantyno Of tho Ogder
Tabernacle choir entertained In Ogden
canyon Thursday Mepare, Alberto Jo'
mas, j, j, Mcclellan ana Walter loul'
ton,
The following II the present personnel
nj tho musical party that VIII NO ID
Europe IN tho fan from his city Sr
and Nine Jonas, Miss Ayholla clayton
Miss Agnes Sloan, Misa Pearl Plorco
Mics Mercy berkeley Tracy Y, can
non and bride, and Walter P0ulton hr
Jonas N 10 too" the 'luclpNl EUROPEAN
cities ma n piano virtuoHo, ana ne mo
the rest of The party VIII enjoy the tlll
Immensely,
Tho last snlt Lake letter IN tho New
York Musical Courier gives deserved
Nv complimentary report ~ the rcron
yooltalH OF SENIOR Alberto JOnnp, late
of tho Detroit conservatory NJ Music
and reotos the ylall here Of muAlon
Noiablea from other nnrln Of the eoun
Try
Senior Jonas expects IN leave for Tive
Pacific coast I'm "a day or Two, return
Ing later, when no md Madame Jonnl
Will appear IN d dual recital M ihc NNl
IAke rhCator They have hoon piuollt
Ing together IN the rooms Of the clay
ton Music company ON u progWuh ON
number OF which ~ Ralnl saons' lam
ous DanRo Mncubrc Madame Jonu
win remain IN this clty, while her nus
band Nv west ON his short business trim
Pho Nv Il noted musician herself Ho thai
iho honorH nre about even az hotWccl
,he two Nhe WnH formerly rWulol
Elsie Won Crave Of llnnOyoG studio,
piano under h,rr Won Bulow Ne son
in.lhw ~ lllohurd wagner ana 0lr'
studied harmony and composition nm
der llnolnhorgor al Munich she cam'
20 New York 20 take q responsible pc
eltion In the Now YORK college o.
Muslo, ana II was there, VIM, w
NHIt IH.. 10