The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-13

then transports them to fairy PALACE.
gardens. Not Il childrcn's pIev L,. and
means. though the story rcVnlvcs any
a sweet little girl who has ambitJoaaao outd
wants to grow up It's rapid show and
thht ,I,i,i ls T gGing eycry minute and ono tbas @
makes you SIT up, watch out hoa, l. skfts ,
on you're lost in The mazes of "eehiy,
and specialties-and surprises. e'er-
The Salt Lake symphony orchas,,,
on new life yesterday at It's ~, ook
ing OF the season. Only fuli-flednod Meet
icsslonnls wore present. II hnyInou pro-
decided by The directors of the orshas,e.na ore nsen
so much TO bring the organizatIon uone
It's present efficiency ana also ,%d up 10
students at the meeting hold last Th%Ilnln Tfh,plln
Gay qcsyslonalqM%Ij ogrnSI far1 [ytive menal pro.
after and unanimous vote shouodn mere.
musicians present TO be I'm hcar,~,eu The
pathy with the Idea OF making the orS Sym-
ira as professional AS possible O'ehes.
Instead OF Sunday rchearsals ~
tofore. the symphony orchcstrs ""rs- I,,
practice hereafter. on each TSursS%lial
morning at 70 O'Clock In the odeon', eooI'aaY ~
Manager John -, Spencer ravc q h.
talk IN which he thanked every cnn,appy
OF The present reorganiZed orchosT =, uVer
those who have belonged TO it during ana iSa
five years OF its existence for the sniss uie we
riflcc and devotion 10 the cause ~ .s sae,
music they have shown by Their y, -, good
In the past Mr.. Spencer. as manaoptu otu
promised his best efforts for the comirss
season, and as music lover ho iia"hs ioia
his unStlntcd admiration Of tho nrcp'i ol
and It's fine work V'ua
Professor Mcclellan. the director
hearScd the FIFTH symphony of Bcetbovsss.. ss.
in stirring fashion with his fIftv odd Veh
present. I'VE have splendid hearls ir "en ,,
| various departments OF tho orchea,rs" !" @ sue
the men al through the line-wlth baraIg9 nIg
| very proficient" said MIR. Mcclellan Sn.a Sara
| day evening after the rehearsal -"l-
"WhIlo we all regret that We havo :.
established fund 10 draw upon fnr ,s' Nv
rehearsals and expenses OF the SYMPHONY
! orchestra, we have faith in tho r"ois
! mind you. rcal-music lovers OF Sail -
| TO come 10 the Symphony orchesira's une s,s
| port especially since we will do them ~
| The enthusiasm of the men In rshesy.I
| today was infectious, and 1t aug,lrs rrsi
! FOR this years work. There is very SInn
| material In our orcheslra,-all VIC need
is practiceLlots OF lt-and the liberal
| support of those who profess a love ~.
! higher and better music" he concluded
| Director Mcclellan has decided unor
| three movements from Bcethoven's Fifth
| symphony as one OF the severe and mn m.
lifting numbers FOR the first concert. TS.
| programme Will he made TO appeal IA
all healthy musical taStes-the pro.
! grammcs Will be varied and we'll balances
| ne pOgIu OF directors anu OfflrEre n
| the Salt Lake symphony Orchestra for
| this year are: Musical director. Prof ! T
| Mcclellan. president DR.. Elmer l. Goshen.
Vice president, George d. Pyper; secrs
tarS5 and treasurer, II. G, Waitncy; man.
ager. John ID. Spencer The gentlemen
named. with DR.. John 7. White and
| Joseph Gcoghcgan. forming the boa-d az
directors. Dell Bccsley, the tyInpanst
OF the symphony orchestra and the popu-
| lar trapman AT the Orpheum, was named
librarian OF the symphony Ia take The
place of G. c. Carlson. George 4. Skei-
ton is also 10 he concertmeister this
| season.
The Mission" played 10 a capacity
house Sunday night as usual. The re.
volver shooting OF Nat Ressler and com.
pany was exceptionally skillfuI while
the dramatic sketch OF May Nannary and
company. showing the struggle between
labor and capital, Is a simple story 0,
everyday life in our own country, and
tho work oi the japanese takes rank
among the best that has been produces
I'm the city. The general bill is well
worth the price OF admission. There are
daily matinees.
NJ. McyerfIeld. who IS president Of the
Orpheum circuit who has just returned
To his home In San Francisco said 70
the San Francisco Chronicle: The Or
phcum circuit attends strictly 10 lis own
business. and pays little or no attention
to anyone except The public SO FAR as
Morris Is concerned We are very good
friends. and l will be glad 10 have him
In the west. But no one understands
better than he does the imposslbilily o.
operating an opposition high-class vaude.
Vile circuit successfully. He surely
found that out when ne was booking
rn6.1agcr for Klaw q Erlancer, when they
br.,te into vaudeville with millions al
their disposal aud thcaters In every lowr
In the country. After three or four
months. and the loss Of million, they
were glad TO retire.