Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19

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T. nrorrams are out for the next
svmphony Orchestra concert on
r.idav afternoon. Feb. !. That
The numbers are unusually at
,,.a a glance will show; not only
nsn the big orchestra have some rare
anorh,nities, but Miss Esther Tucker
u,an Allen. yiolinist. and Mr. Alfred
rsrr,u basso. have been engaged as
sooists. 49,.
bers;
Prelude to "Hansel and Gretel,
........ Humperdinck
ml "Within These Sacred Bow
ers', ..,..:,.:.........''.'''''' s nona.s
fb) Vulcan's Song ....'.Gounou
Mr. Farrell.
symphony in B Minor. I'm
finished" .......,....... Schupert
(First MovemenO.
Internnlsson of 1--WE minutes.
4. Concerto for Violin, G. Minor.
..... ...........-...... Bruch
(Adagio and Finale).
Miss Allen.
Invitation to the Waltz. $50. Weber
6, Ballet Music from THE Queen
of Sheba' ...........-.. Goldfnark
Mr. Fred C. Graham, who has charge
NJ tha absorption sale for this event.
announces that the public responses
are coming in thick and fast up to
date and that the indications favor
q swell turnout.
The public school boys are entering
into the school orchestra proposition
with enthusiasm; in fact, they are
overwhelming Prof. Wetzell with the
rush. But the trouble is that every boy
imagiues nature intended that he
should play the cornet. Thirty boys
appeared In the supervisors studio the
other evening each and every one
armed from head TO foot with cor
net. and when they started in to play
in unison, the ensemble effect was
really thrilling. The ceiling seemed to
tremble, and was apparently on the
point of lifting when the supervisor
wisely called halt. But the boys did
their level best. They went on the
principle Of Fight, till the last armed
foe expires, for home and native land"
Their intentions We're OF the highest or
der, but In view of the wide devasta-
ton OF lung tissue and weakened
threats, the supervisor finally concluded
to ring off, on the test A mother
phoned Prof Welzell that she had five
boys In school who wanted to join his
proposed orchestra, but did not know
what She should do with five cornets
in full action In the house. On pinch
she herself might stand Ii, but the
neighbors would certainly call upon the
mayor to read the riot act Out of half
dozen boys selected TO play in one
OF the school orchestras, one corflet is
sufficient, But how TO convince those
boys that orchestras are not ali made
up of comets. is what Is puzzling the
supervisor OF music
The following interesting bit of in
formation from Milan may with profit
ne read by concert arrangements in this
city: Aiianese impressario has or
dered his artists not any longer to give
IN TO the clamors OF audiences for en-
cores and has posted notices over the
theater that any patron desiring the
repetition of song, can have the same
AFTER the regular performance, by
ieaVing his name at the box office
ana paying the price of regular admis-
Sion There is no more call for en-
cores in that theater,
me following pupils OF Miss Nora
treason gave piano recital last Tues
Ny MY IN ner studio Mary Shutters,
Marion Upton, Carrie Krebs, Elsie
Muies, fearl Luke, Eugenia MERCER
Atu gladys Hegney The last two
ehlldten played the same selection. and
vote OF their fellow pupils was taken
as 70 when one did the best The prize
rsisnet ring, was awarded to Eugenia
Ihe orpheus club has got into good
S,utHng order with IS members. The
v,,n nus arranged to sing for the Ep-
cs,,s h Fasue Of the First Methodist
rextch On tho evening of March Ia
Is understood that Mr.. Weihe will
,esu1n 10 The Orpheum orchestra next
uoueh, lie only left because he could
rnn hiaS every afternoon, and retain his
rnrr's 80 me management has ar
Sssa mat he will not have to appear
sab, ,rTons except on Tuesdays and
Prof W. C. GIVE mas connosoa a.,
',Nl curiosity in the way of n
WWsupie reversible score for duet vio-
MR. N' me sheet is laid on a table.
for,na nohnsl on eacn side; one per-
re,,,,,sr reads DOWN the score. In the
M ~. way, ana the other reads down
Ips ,SpFe also the latter's ending be-
s we others beginning.
wthonl }. }. Mcclellan and Willard
ina i'Ee a recital Wednesday even
oissla Nv Lem. before large and annre.
SSauve audience. Prof. Mcclellan has
eGi.i = nusy week OF 1t, Monday night.
den ';rn as AT the opening of the or
Lebi ' sn5 .nt organ. "Wednesday at
grovor' ~ thursday night. at the Wool
''N concert in me Tabernacle.
nanu e p9ynes- Romney Music COM
certs IN slylnE Saturday evening con-
and H." we Hooper block warerooms.
ment "" W, occurred . 2OX40 foot apart
he,ea t,npJolplng, which will be used
'''"F Tor recital purposes.
fcrtor,. Lo'ue owens will sing an Of
II oelool. tfanz Abt AT tomorrow's
church. $50 '''o IN 81. Marks
5Hnns, Sera Gleason has begun her
Patrick" uer OF arranging for the ST.