Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

second and last concert of the
season in the Salt Lake The
,etr. on the evening OF the 2sth inst.
Tbe great cellist Gerardy viii be there
with his $4,000 s,tradivarius instru-
mont. which with himself escaped In
ury in the San Francisco holocaust
ue wil play Rublnsteln's Sonata In u
nat major, for cello and piano, Arthur
Shepherd being the pianist, and will
also render a group Of minor numbers,
including an aria from Bach, Schu-
mans "Abendlled." a "Berceusc," by
schubert and Peppers "Papillon.' The
club viii sing an Arcadian poem called
"Picarde aud "rhe Grave OF Busen-
70. founded on German legend. The
event viii be one of the most notable
musical occurrences of the season.
Considering their numbers, the the
atrical and operate profession will
lose more heavily than any other dis
tinct class by the San Francisco hor-
ror Every theater of consequence
went down, the greatest loss of all oc-
curing az the Grand Opera House,
where the Metropolitan opera COM
pany of New York, Conrleds famous
corps of singers, had just opened an
engagement which was To mn two
weeks A dispatch from New York
~ the News" received last night saws
that the company will at once pro-
coed home. returning by way of New
orleans. Its losses in scenery and
costumes have reached an enormous
figure, and the great profits made
on the New York season. which were
relied ON To pay q handsome divi-
dend, VIII probably be eaten up by the
San Francisco loss.
At the Columbia theater "The Lion
and the Mouse company, - strong or
ganization which visits Salt Lake in
The near future, was playing, but It's
costumes were saved, or If not saved,
can easily be replaced az the play be-
longs to the present day period.
"Roney's Boys" now enter upon their
ninth consecutive year as an organized
concert company and in reality upon
the eighteenth year of public singing
by boys trained by Mr.. Roney specially
for high class concert work. From the
original Rooney Boy IN isss--down to
the present, an unbroken line OF sue
cesses has followed Mr.. Roney's eff
forts to have high class OF music
presented from memory, In costumes,
by youths Of tender years and fine
talent. "Roneys Boys" have for the
past eighteen years sung i'm concert I'm
gtp A A..
Union The boys are from different
families in various sections of the coun-
try arc specially trained for concert
work by Mr.. Roney, and are not re-
atod to him.
'Roney's Boys' are to appear in the
tabernacle on the afternoon and even
ing Of May o. The price OF admission
Is not yet announced. But an effort
Is being made by local musical edu-
Gators to induce the management TO
agree TO popular prices.
The opera of Dorothy" proved
great success this week in the Nine
tenth ward. People were actually
turned away, and the enthusiasm was
unlimited. Mrs Edward is said to
have made IN this opera the effort of
her career as a singer.
The musical event of the week was
the great organ recital by Prof Edwin
II Lemare, who is claimed by many
musicians to stand at the head of the
reoI,god o,hot oeais'o, iiau II pcell
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Introductory voluntary ...........
.-,, ,...,....... Organ and violin
Grand Italian mass Paclni
kyre.. Soloists, Misses Harris and
Farrell.
Gloria Sololsts. Misses owen, Har-
ley, Messrs. T. G. Crawford. r.
j. Bruneau. Bernard Conlin.
'rcdo. S0loists Misses owen, Fitz-
patrick. Harley, Messrs. r. c.
as Ashworth, NJ. J. Frame.
Nenl Creator" ................ Georza