Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-03
IA ii IN CNDAYfa night Will see Polly
~ OF the Circus, at the Salt Lake
i II theuter boldly challenging the

~ theuter, boldly challenging the
regular circus fora share OF
a the nights patronage. Miss Ida S..
Leon. who plays the title role, comes
OF the famous ST Leon family Of elues-
trlennes, and is said 10 be as clever
an actress as she Is u rider. She was
in the same company playing for long
time with the New York original in
the part, Miss trnliaferro. and was given
the part when that lady retired The
company which renders Polly of the
Circus, here. began its season in Ash
bury Park. and is now on q tour which
, will include the principal cities in Cali
fornia and the northwest, returning for
s special enga gements in Chicago, Boston
: and New York.
Tho full eastern company and all the
scenery will be Brought to Salt Lake,
y and Manager Pyper will do his utmost
to have the house cooled with electric
fans. sprinliled and ventilated for the
rnid-sun1mer event.
There Is somathing of display of
discord, worse than the series of consec-
,itiVe tifths forbidden by the laws of
4 harmony, evident in thealocal trade. The.
cause thereof is the failure, so several
music houses allege, of Manager, r. W.
Daynest to Sign an agreement to
close up every Wednesday, afternoon,
during the summer. However. there
are two sides to this as there are to-
. other questions. Mr. DaSnes claims
that last summer he signed an agree
ment. to shut up shop every We'd
nesday afternoon, and did SO; but there
was one We'll known house. in partic-
ular, he says, that closed up OH the first
Wednesday,, and then kept open for the
rest of the season, So he does not pro-
pose to be caught again, Through the
failure of the local trade to agree on
this matter. the employees of the various
music houses will not enjoy their usual
weekly half holiday this season. They
dirge accents.
The production Of aThe Sphinx, the
new opera by Prof. i. j. Mcclellan and
Rriant s. Young, set for G.. A. r.. week
at the Colonial tlleater, has been post
poned. and 1t will likely not he pre-
sented before ctober. The company
had been partly organized and chorus
rehearsals begun, when IT was learned
that the Colonial orchestra as well as
other musicians who We're counted
upon had been engaged for4the summer
season at Saltair, and could not be OBJ
tanned for this. production,
5as1 q So AZ
The CONCERTS . at Saltair by Nc |
Clellan's symphony orchestra, composed |
nfS 50 Of the best local artists are prov
Ing immensely popular 1t is certainly
n step ward in musical education.
that SUI IA fine organization as that
by Prof Mcclellan, can be
heard at a pleasure resort each evening.
The program for, next week is as fol-
oWs; I'll st5
American Fan asie...i. Victor Herbert
= az Minute - PAD erewski
Z I'D The Virgi MS; Pray r. Z. Massenet
Unfinished symphony. 6. Schubert
& Allegro N1aestoso.
4Andante Grazioso. VA 5SS
Blue Danube waltzes. Strauss |
: TaiYalef'la Rusticana selection.
y. Mascagni |
& ta) La teria. l1acome
aO Andartino (To My Wife,. .Lemare
Orchestrated BY Mr.. Mcclellan.
'ffuy Bias" overture..... Mendelssohn
Miss Ethel Nettleton will give MI
pills recital next Tuesday evening. july
J, in the First Methodist church; the
public is cordially invited.
The pupils participating in the pro-
gram Will be as follows: Mary Kyle.
Lloyd Fruhlng, Ethel Larlin. Edna /,
iannett zina Reese. Nellie Pack, Hor-
.ense Hanson, Carrie Gannett, zetha
Hammer, Beulah Hudson, and valeria
Cheney. An orchestra will assist In
Guiding Miss Gala Crane Miss Fora
Morse, Miss Myrtle Google, Ollie Smith,
John Harrington. Morris Treweek, owen
McAleer. i,93
q Conductor Weihe of the Orpheum or
7 lestra has appointed Mr.. Engberg az
he clarinet player, and Mr.. Westover,
The cornetist. Music valued at $3.50
has been ordered for the ensuing. season
1t the orpheum.
The First Methodist church and the
first CONGREGATIONAL church choirs have