The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
TREAT IN STORE FOR
C|TY'S music LOVERS
EnderIy-W Concert Com
pany to Appear Here Mon
day Night.

A concert Of more than ordinary merit
is IN store for the music lovers Of this
city at the First Methodist church next
Monday evening, when the wcll-known
Endcrly- Windsor company VIII appear
there under the auspices Of the Young
Women g Christian association, It viii
be the first appearance of this company
in Salt Lake City, and its recent sue
cesses in the West leads to the belief
that the entertainment will be one of
such unique character that the church
should be crowded upon this occa.
sion.
For long time Miss Mabel John.
son, general secretary Of the \ w.
c. A.. has been cDdcavoring 10 furnish
a treat for the members of the as,
sociatlon and their friends, and in de
Gliding upon the Enderly Windsor com
pany she has secured two artists OF
high standing for the entertainment of
tho young ladies. The concert is be
ing given by the association in the form
of Christmas gift TO its members and
for the purpose of affording some pleas
ure for both men and women not con-
ncctcd with the association limited
number of tickots is being offered to
the general public. For the present
these can be secured at the Y. w. G.
\, rooms in tho Brooks arcade or from
the association members, The tickets
Will cost 30 cents each.
Mac Shumway Eudcrly is known
throughout the country for her dialect
approximations, dramatic readings,
monologue plays and pantomimes. Her
programme also inc ludcs famous Indian
readings, and from the press notices
received here regarding her work she
is distinctly in a class by herself. In
her repertoire she embraces such mum
bers as Longfellow' 1.-The Spanish
Student, Tennyson s "Idyls of the
King Klein S "Thc Lion and the
scenes from ancient and modern plays,
In the new art form with musical set.
tiugs she has ''Hiawatha, " with music
by Saidee Knowland Coe, "Lcnorc.'f
with music by Litz; 'Romance Of the
Gangcs, with music by G. Verdi;
"Short Reading from the Poets" with
musical settings arranged by Mrs, En-
DERBY, and including numbers from Ri.
ley, Field, Dunbar. Meredith, T.. w.
Wilcox and Browning.
Madame Maync- Windsor needs no in.
PRODUCTION to a Salt Lake City audience.
She Is former Salt Lake City girl,
and possesses host of friends here,
all of whom will avail themselves of
the opportunity TO again hear her mag
nihcent voice. She is n lyric soprano of
more than ordinary note, and since loav-
ing this city has passed long time
IN the study Of her art in Europe, Upon
returning from abroad Nine Mayne-
Windsor has toured the United States
IN concert, and everywhere has re-
ceived unstinted praise
Madame Windsor 8 repertoire includes
arlas from such famous operas as
" Lucia di Lammermoor, -" RigoIetto. -
" Sonnambula, - Barbiere di Sevilla.D
" Don Giovanni, - "La Boheme, - .'Ia
Tosca,' Carmen and numerous
others. Her programme also includes
folk songs and ballads. and besides
singing in English, she also has full
command of Italian, French, German,
Spanish, Indian, Scandinavian and Hun.
garian.
Already there has been n consider
able call for tickets for the coming con.
cert, and 1t is expected that the First
Methodist church will be crowded next
Monday night TO hear these two noted
artists,