Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31

sty OF stahu'hs sun "e Wv
~ great Conried operatio procession
.as Ms by. viii regard with a melan-
,holy interest the wonderful tributes
IA At the box Office Of more fortunate
f ,a.. A dispatch from Baltimore. the
s.., town where the company touched
Nor rs New York season. says that
..ors than $4,000 were taken in at the
,,rr performances by the Conried
n,and Opera company, which ended
wednesday night. The figures given
h, are as follows: Marta" little
.,ore than $4,000; "Lohengrin," little
'.0rs than $1,000; die Walkuere," a
~ue more than $500; Faust" about
u,No At the Faust" production
Wednesday every one of the 1890 seats
wers sold and admissions were cut of
vben 1900 were standing. More than
dozen women tainted In the crush.
rou,s sherwln, a young newspaper
.sn M this city who left some time
"-o for the coast, has been engaged
20 advance agent for the famous vio-
p,st Kubelik, and Will go to Australia
n bis interests. Mr.. Sherwin is q son
AZ the well known singer Amy Sherwin,
uho married Hugo Gorlltz, but young
Mr. sherwn has always taken his
mothers maiden name.
Prof. Evan stephens Is preparing to
revive one Of the old time concert fea-
nres which in years gone by have
troyen so successful, In the shape Of a
ehihren's jubilee chorus. and he pro-
noses 10 give the same with 400 trained
Children In connection with the regu-
hr Tabernacle choir In concert FRI
Jay evening, April 8, making great
cbor OF 500 voices. Children's voices
are always fresh, and there Is a pecu-
lar tone coorlng that is ever engag-
Ing.
on that occasion there will be other
attractions IN the Forest Dale choir,
which will sing the selection with
which It won the prize at the Granite
sake contest, also, the Utah Ladies'
quartet the best In the state--incuding
Mss Emily Larsen, Miss Lottie owen,
Miss Julia Jones and Miss Emma Jor.
gnsen. Then there will be solos on
the organ by Prof ]. j. Mcclellan. also
aolo by little Miss Evelyn Bird. a new
youthful soprano; and vocal solos from
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward, Miss Jul
dth Anderson, William ID, Phillips, who
Will sing one of his own compositions,
Horace Ensign, and other talented vo-
cls,s over 1000 tickets have been
sold already. so that 1t is safe 10 say
there will be an immense attendance.
A musical event Of considerable i'm
rortance Is to take place In Salt Lake
On May 3. when Mr.. Henry b. Roney
o. Chicago will bring his company OF
boys TO sing in the Salt Lake Taber-
nacle Mr. Roney Is one of the most
Competent trainer OF boys voices I'm
his country, He selects talented mu-
siolans who are brought TO him from
many different states and trains them
70 artistic perfection. They play on
different instruments and sing. His
company includes Blatchford Caya-
Mush, the first "Roney Boy" the hoy
Patti as he came to be called, whose ,
voice al first earned for him two and a
halt dollars night, and toward the
close OF his career of thousands a night,
ioT two nights In BuffaloN. Y. The hob |
|of Mr. Roney's life Is his Boys Con,
cw' company, The personnel OF the
company changes from year to year
as tne boys voices change--but the
zane nigh standard always prevails.
Arrangements are being concluded for |
.ne appearance in this city on April !
OF the noted Hungarian violinist, |
huoehk. Prof j. j. Mcclellan VIII be |
we local manager of the event.
|
une OF my many trials In travelling"
sald MI sousa In an interview lately, |
lgntlhg TO manuscript on the table, |
'he dozens OF those things that arc |
stns NO me from sweet young things
WY gushlngly say In letters, AL |
moush my talent has not been cultl- |
v.u su' am told by my friends that the |
,"ug lWo-step that | enclose Is very |
ne.nollous, and before putting my |
MMSaser earnings into having 1t pub
Snel wish you would tell me what |
w. MINK or IL, az | should so like to
,ae ai honest criticism OF II. Trust
~ ula' you VIII not let 1t worry YOU
s- y MouId hate TO hear my honest
,'sni, mats the truth / always
ss" usck one word In answer. Per-
mtne, mat is the kindest thing / can
, u,.lM OF. But It really is unfair FOR n
a. hnl 10 send those things to a man |
p ousy as | am, without frst asking
r r.,.an. Mr.. Sousa has recently
p.r.h an opera, with the libretto by
a y smith and on Monday, March |
=; was was produced under the direction
V.s NAV Erlanger, In Springfield.
ara ~ Is called The Free Lancet
uovosias an amusing story Of two i'm.
hnLs,' ,r kingdoms, each of which
suns 'ne other is rolling in wealth.
F Frs, r nuna Cohn. the contralto of III. /
an, CONGREGATIONAL choir, will leave
vsyv Easter Tor trip In the east and |
"Ae'y continue on to Europe
rnnIr oval demand for sheet music Ia
ular rns ~ present to the so-called nom
music songs and two-steps.
s.y sDalas ,Ashworth will sing in thu
Tow n,sh, ward Westinghouse tomor-
service "' al the NJ, |. A. conjolnt
pan S' cora Cora Shaw Is a new bIph So
IMPRESS Is making very favorable
lad NO Stn IN local musical circles she
Il time, NJ lly IN takin gthe high C. 1
Son wos. Monday evening. al the swer.
,OSal recital, and once beld ON 70
wave, 'or several measures withomt n
e8orr , Her tones were good ANA exai
"IsS@ wear u Mrs. Goddard, too sang
and had. Mie Thine Aid" from "Samsn5
hs tbst t''a IN with an artistic rendsr'
' 'eIy reassuring.
First Con oaOorne viii offlciate at the
aht unt Jipst,esationsl organ tomorrow
''' after Easter. ''' 'o"'
he'd Mo,oHhday Musical club win moo,
q the oraly evening, In the new rooms
South oorpheus club, corner NJ g E,rs,
Ecsr,r ana ga Main streets A N mu srsi
val me a VIII be observed. The club
now regularly thereafter an a.
tss wen settled In the new quar-.
Work a. e's si which did such eood
ntnf, \ No we Florence Roberts enReS age
rph , si9,aaay evening last was va's"s me
d'eS Quartet, composed OF Miss