Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09

| ~ =, Apple lSraln, Evans y. Houtz
w. L. Nuttall. Shirl Clawson
c1ssos; Mark Brown, Rulon Robin
sou; Kay Davis. George Keddington.
Campbell
ON the evening of May 49, at the Salt
Lax theater, dramatic and musical
entertainment win be given by the
students of All College for the beneflt
OF the athletic association During
| me year several free entertainments
nave been ofored and favurably re-
ceiVed by large audiences; and 1t is the
ann OF thos i'm charge of the coming az
| tair To make 1t The most successful vet
| attempted. The play selected for this
| occasion Is entitled, THE Roguerles of
| Seapin.' adapted from the French of
Moliere 1t affords excellent oppor-
tunlties for wholesome fun making:
| ana the boys are working hard to pro-
uucS something that viii be a credit
| TO the school ana to themselves In
! addition, the college orchestra under
the leadership of Prof Anton Petersen.
| VIII render several selections. In the
| past the orchestra has always been ia
! VorablN received and this year it is bet
Voraoiy received, and this year il is in
| better condition than ever before. The
| orchestra will consist of % pieces. be-
| me augmented bi seN eral OF the pro-
| itssor's lady students. The musical
program win be as follows:
| College March ......... pedersen
Overture, sunny Sicily" CAM. Grey
Grand selection. "Faust." 49,. Forrazzi
"'''"' merry now ''''''...' Lehar
Invitations arc out for the piano re-
cltai to be given by Miss Marguerite
! Duval under the direction of Miss
Mary Olive Gray assisted by George
Rogers, tenor. and Miss Gray as the
n4f fgf ia, u1-g..
ticnal church next Monday evening.
Miss Duvall win play the Sonata Opus
?, No 3, by Beethoven. nocturne by
Chadwick, "Refompense by Ham
inond. with compositions by MacDow-
ell, Strauss. Litolff, Albenia. Zarzychi
Nevin and Chaminade's Concertstuck,
opus 40. I'm the last number. Miss
Gray win play the second piano.
Arthur Petersen is making such pro-
gress in his violin studies at New York
that he has been called upon to ap-
pear several times in song recitals at
the Waldorf Astoria motel. He re-
Gently played a Mendelssohn concerto
t'he Circle theatcr that gave the
NcuhS man quite leputati
Local music houses report the past
week as very gratifying in the matter
of piano sales. The demand for sheet
ilh'NiN i'iS blNi Dftll SVOu. WIN ljlt
popular taste showing "A disposition to
rise above the mate and the inano"
To moro substantial standards OF taste.
The supply of talking machines and
records has now come fully up to the
demand, so dealers can furnish any
number on call.
Rehearsal night with the First Pres
byterian choir has been changed from
Friday To Saturday. The choir is now
doing good work, and in Miss Thorno
they have an organist whose accurate
performance and faithful attention to
her duties have occasioned much COM
plimentary remark.
The Orpheus club is making excel
lent Roadway with its practise of Han
del's Largo, which 1t will give in public
shortly.
The deferred piano recital of Miss
Sybella Clayton has been set for Tues
day evening, May 10, in the Salt Lake
theater One of the more notable
numbers ON the program will be LISTS
Carnival of Pesthe," which no one but
AN artist can play. Much interest is
being aroused over the event, so that
the theater will certainly be crowded.
Mrs. RaGse viii be the soprano solo
ist IN the First Methodist church to-
morrow morning. The choir viii sing
the anthem. "A King of Love My Shop
herd Is" by Gounod. as well as the
Pilgrims chorus from "Tannhauser."
Mrs. Or. Snyder contralto, viii be the
evening soloist.
At the Catholic cathedral tomorrow,
Mrs. Corinne Hamer will sing 80 Sa-
lutaris," by Lahosh, and the choir a
Mass in +, by the same composer.
The widow of O. n. Witzell. the
stringed bass player, will receive one
dollar from each of the 1875 members of
the Musical union, To which the de-
ceased belonged
ST. PauIs choir win give a musical
service tomorrow eevning.
The martial music that ''whooped
things IN" at the Republican conven-
tion was furnished by combination
of the Fifteenth infantry and First
infantry bands. Local union musicians
viewed the situation askance.
The following program will be given
Mt tomorrow afternoons open air band
concert at Liberty park, by Held's
band Of 50 pieces;
March, Triumph Of Old Glory.
'''''''. '-'s'''s '.'''''. <AilHuf ilNnT
Caprices, by request:
anonh. .'''...,,,..',,.. Y. Grey
"Hiawatha,' .....,...... Neil Moret
Selection, Bohemian Girl, "... Balfe
Overture, Hungarian Lustspiel,"..
..,.,........,.......... Keller Bella
Popular medley, when You Know
You are Not Forgotten by the
Girl You Can't Forget, ".......
..'..i .,,.....,,.,H elf IL Hugor
Descriptive selection, Niger in the
Barn Yard, ..,.....,,,, LOVenberg
Synopsis Day break, rooster crow
ing, dinner horn, vocal chorus,
dinner horn. barn dance, stam-
pede In barn, winnie Of horses,
mule, crying, etc, beatng OF
sheep, hens cacklinE, ROSTERS
Growing. bees buzzing. landing of
steamboat, cows bawllng, COW
bells, quartet In barn, darkic jig,
sounds of the night u o'clock. cat
calls, cows horses dogs, mules,
etc. pistol shot death of cat
Solo for clarlnette LA Somnambula
.,,,,,..,. ....,,.,......,,,. Thornton
Mi, Walter Sims.
Overture, 'MaXimillian ROBBIE
sphere" observation-disclosures. Bitloln