The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-15

Utah has many sons and daughters
we'll known to musical fame. Probably
none, however, is so well known in the
collective sense, as the Tout family of
Ogden, seven of whom have been en-
gagged in study and concert work in
Europe, much of the time for the past
several years. Four of the household
have returned to Utah for the summer
while the remaining three are still
abroad where they viii be Joined by
those now here, in the early autumn.
The quartette that came back to their
mountain home for the heated term
consists of Mamie, Maggie, Hazel and
the father, 4. f. Tout. These will be
heard at the tabernacle on Monday
evening next in conjunction with the
choir under Professor Stephens, which
viii sing two numbers, one from The
Creation" the famous old oratorio
with Miss Maggie Tout as soioist, and
Professor Mcclellan as aecompanist.
1t is believed that the high tempera-
ture accompanying the giving of a mid
summer concert will be largely over
come by plan that is to be tried at
the tabernacle for the first time i'm its
history. That is, Immediately after
shutdown, 10 open all the doors-and it
IS case of doors all round at the tab
ernacle-windows and skylights. and
keep them open during the entire con-
cert period. This, with a full and free
circulation of air from across the acres
of generously sprinkled lawns. should
reduce the temperature to a minimum
and make comfortable and delightful
an evening of song and instrumental
music. The full programme follows:
Grand chorus, Danube Waltz"
Especially arrdngedl 1877. Strauss
N, Tabernacle Choir.
Trio .....................Ca Bohm
Masses Mamie, Maggie and Ha-
eel Tout.
Song, THE Link Divine. Piccolomini
Edwin F. Tout Cello and vio-
lin obligato).
Solo, Violincello "Priere" ........ Squire
Miss Maggie Tout
Duet TN the Dusk of the Twi-
lsnt ..-...s.............P Parker
Misses Maggie and Hazel Tout.
Song, The Nightingale" $50. Batten
Miss Maggie Tout
Solo, violin, "Canzonetta" .......
.....:..............A. d. Ambrose
SS4 SAdue '.s.................P ierne
Miss Hazel Tout.
ARIA Roberto O Tu che adoro"..
.''''''......... -. Meyerbeer
Miss Mamie Tout.
ITO, 'Berceuse" ........... Brandegger
Misses Mamie, Maggie and
Hazel Tout.
Duet. The Golden Goose" Lahman
Misses Magic and Hazel Tout.
TITO, Memory" Leslie
Misses Maggie and Hazel Tout
and E. F. Tout
Oratorio, The Marvellous Work"
from The Creation" ........ Haydn
Miss Maggie Tout.
with tabernacle choir. organ and
piano, Professor Stephens conducting
and Professor Mcclellan acting as ac-
companist.
The most delightful tabernacle re-
ctal OF this season or, indeed, of MANY
seasons, was that given in honor of the
hoyal Hawaiian band last Tuesday
morning. The principal soloist was
MISS Emma Lucy Gates. who delighted
the band musicians by singing several
selections an their own language. Miss
Gates speaks the language fluently. for
she spent several years there as a
child. Tuesday she gave several other
selections that showed the wonderful
range ana sweetness of her voice. II
5 rarely that such enthusiasm has
been manifested i'm the tabernacle as
was SHOWN If'r Miss Gates. At the con-
clusion OF the concert she was offered
a handsome figure to accompany the
band on its American tour. hut de-.
rllned IL for the reason that che do-
slres TO rest until the fall when e.
returns TO New York. 1t is honed NV,
Miss Gates friends that thew win -
given an opportunity TO hear her i'm
concert mere before her departure. No
Utah singer is more popular and none
mas done the state greater credit.
Last night the Mayan comnanv
closed its engagement at the Salt lake
theater. Until the regular season
opens there will be nothing doing in the
dramatic line in Salt Lake except at
the Casino park and the Salt Palace
theater.
A private letter froms Louis Neither
sole. manager of Olga Nethersole. and
brother OF that well-known star. saws.
Il hope to see you next season again
as | am coming out west to present
. Olga Nethersole, who is booked for q
,>week in Salt Lake City. This NAV
skem long time but believe that in
an much as we are going TO present AT
lehst ftve plays we shall be able 10
hold the interest of playgoers. It is
possible that during that week we shall
pEesent for the first time on any stage
The new dramatization of Gertrude
Athertor's novel. a Daughter of the
Vine afS of course we shall present