Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

lu' f'tliN i-'lN' lllthA'ls - NuIh-
ing for the good of the cause.
Grand opera selections in costume VIII
re given each evening; III Trovatorc"
and "rhc Bohemian Girl for the first
evening, Carmen the second. and
"MikaGo" the third, with Prof. j. j. Nc
Clellln MS the conductor There is u
be an enlarged orchestra, with two
large choruscs, to alternate in the diff
fciCnt operas. Among the soloists will
he NJ. j. Brnes, George u. Pypcr Fred
j. Graham, Hugh W. Dougal, Horace
6. Ensign J. d. Spencer, Mrs. Emma
Ramsay Morris Miss Hazel Taylor
Miss Nora Eliason of Logan, Miss
Agatha Berkhoel Miss Edna Evans
and Mrs. Halle Foster Sutherland.
Two specially noted numbers Will be
rendered at the dramatic and operate
recital by Miss Gates one is the fa-
nous waltz song by Johann Strauss,
entitled "FruhlngSstomer Walzcr' a
very cXacting number for high soprano.
and which has never been rendered
i'm this city. Miss Gates will give it
with full orchestral accompaniment.
The other IS one movement of the fla
nous Tschaknwsky concerto, rarely
cssuyed by performers, which Miss
SNDCllu CI1NlOn VIII render.
The program for MSS Gates dramat-
ic and operate recital ut the thcut2r
next Wednesday, viii be unusually at
tractVc to musicians. Not only viii
Miss Gates sing the Lucia mad scene
i'm costume, but she VIII also give the
Nvette Guilbcrt character songs in the
old fashioned garb illustrating French
folk songs. Her English numbers VIII
include Gaynor's Rose Song" and the
charming "Tempe Bells Next to the
Lucia number, her biggest number
however, will be the famous Waltz
Song" by Strauss, composer of the
blue Danube Waltzcs.'
Miss Sybella White Clayton will give
several short numbers and the bis
Grlcs Concerto" with fun orchestral
accompaniment Prof. Mcclellan Will
preside over the enlarged orchestra.
The Cambrlan society is in hopes that
fifth chorus win enter for the $1,000
prize. If it does, it will come from
Pueblo. Colorado. Up to date, there are
. four organizations entered, one from
Denver, one from Salt Lake, one from
ogden, and one from Provo. Prof.
Ilnd OF Provo. in entering his chorus
says that he will give shipping direc-
tions in regard to the piano, later. The
prize of $1,000 goes to the chorus, and
AliN BttAAAN ~ NAIN winning ANthbNAs
An unusually interesting recital was
given In the Tabernacle Thursday
afternoon, in honor of visiting dele
gates from the Los Angeles convention
of life underwriters. There was a largo
number of them, including the vice
president of the association, the host of
the occasion being Mr.. j. d. Spencer
who arranged for the special recital,
and participated in it himself. The
program included, Pilgrims Chorus"
from Tannhauser;" excerpts from
'Mignon,' Thomas: Communion in
G" Batiste; selection, Bohemian Girl,
Divine Evening star Wagner,
Rocked IN the Cradle of the Deep
"Tannhauser March," WagnerO Organ;
"Hosanna," Mr.. Horace Ensign, bari
tone; M. Native Land Suppe. tenor
solo by Mr. q. D. Piper, quartet from
Robin Hood" Messrs. c. u. Piper and
j. d. Spencer, Miss Hazel Taylor and
Mrs. Retta Shepherd. The organist and
acompanist was Prof. j. j. Mcclellan.
All Of the performers We're at their
best. making an excellent impression
On the visitors who sat together I'm the
body of the house. A reception was
given Immediately after the recital to
Prof Mcclellan, under the direction of
Mr.. Spencer and the organist shook
hands with at least $40 people from the
audience who crowded 10 the choir gall
lery TO congratulate him.
The following program win be given
tomorrow afternoon, at Liberty park,
by Held's band:
March Colossus .........,...,.,. Hall
overture Fest" .Leutner
Caprlces. (a) "Topeda" Lampe
(b) "Philipino" Held
selection. Carmen" ...............Bi zet
solo fol coruet, Sing Me to Sleep"
....... ...,........ Green
Selection. FRA DiaVolo" .Anber
selection. Vaudeville Favorites' 90.
........... Rennick
Ballet music. civilian Tell" Rossni
March. Irish Hearts Lampe
The Orpheus club Is making special
preparation for the opening of its fail
and winter season of recitals. and sub
sciiption papers win shortly be sen.
out The irst recital Is set for oct, 10,
the place of which is yet To- be deter
mined The management has arranged
York Metropolitan opera House to
assist the club, wiz Mr. Martin, tenor
AInc Iucnhi coutralto. Nine Rappuld.
Roscusten. as conductor viii be- with
the visiting artists. Selections VIII pc
given from the grand operas ana the
Olphous win also appear ON the pro,
gram. The cluhmeu are working nara
TO win tn" liistcddioi prl2r, aad pro
pore Also TO mako "A rrpdltablc app ar