Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-07

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pLEA sANT feature about the
musical part of the dedication
of the new Catholic cathedral
is that the choir Is no include
RI gers Of a variety Of several ligious
ffs,','tuhs--including the IA orlnons. s IN
,se grand ceremonial ]. differen noes Of,
ts,,h Will be forgotten tn the pro-
a;ise that Y the musical 2, results will
~ s. fine as anything ever given irli
a. vest. orgnnist Peabody Of ST.
Marks Episcopal chi hed rai has been
q great assistance at the Catholic
orran While Miss Gleason was direct
~ The choir work, With the best est
church choir talent IN, town Sal her
romnand,s Miss Gleason lis sure of
. K eredItab1e performance.
The orchestra of the Orpheum thea
ter viii g be assisted materially by
the addition OF an organ along with
the piano, sonnet hing nov: being mad
B u snecial feature or 3orchestras In the
ilrpheum circuit. These Instruments
are Of special arrang ementsi nnd
Man,ifacture. The change Is to be
made at the salt "a ake Orptsum az
soon as the organ can be bull after
4 standard model recent prep red
{. n, Miss sybella Clayton has returned
from her fathers ranch, much i'm.
proved In tshealt h. s. 81
Owing to the illness, =. r KimballS
was unable to offleiate the t L,
cannon played in his place. n he
humber of visitors was 50 great as
Ito ill & the galleries entire ~. 2
\ 81 the Clayton Daynes, 3 Daynes- Beebe
s and Carstenso on .Ss nson M usic&c om-8
panies are to "a furnish gratis. pianos
III for the concerts and Camp Fires Of
Grand Army week. Ia
3s A new winding apparatus has been
$Edevised BY one Of the talking ma chine
companies that will srun the machine 4
39for5one hour and "a 5 minutes without
trewinding. improvements are being
Il fcpnstantly made by inventive genius i
Mn this connection n III
Salt Lake people who have heard EIe' 't1l
gCreatori lately, say he no " longer
throws himself all 4 over the stage
lin agonies of contortion as Of old
IAudiences got tired sof this sort of
thing. and finally mad e fun Of him
(which brought about a chang e Of
i tactics very gu clsl y. II when his ant eNi
no8longer served as a drawing card
N, s Y rs
q 1T is learned that lines and aLiheratis
are anxious to come here wi tn their fine
bands, and aTTangenl it's may be made
& for next season, a. he manager Of the
Philippine ! Const abulary band nl1de
oYertrres last spring for saa week 40
days at Saltair: but his igures1Swere
not such as would admit Of ai, engage
ment. LfberatiSis sal to have as fire
a3inilitary concert band as can Ibe found
hi any country: 81 b ss 4; v:
fFergusL caters music store, 80 Main
Street, W a soon be no more. "a as the
building n s TOT be demo lished to live
place to IA our-stor'y structure to- be
erected bys Mrs. N1cC hrysthl The site
has q frontage soe3 e feet.
Local 1O4 Fedora ton \ Of American
Musicians of this city, has secured Il
knights of Columbus hal !, z Fl west First
South street. as headquarters for visit
ing musicians during rand & Army |
week, and where courtesies will be sex-i
tended to them. n
Mrs Alberta Dersham, instructor of
music in this city, Is entertaining her
mother and sister. Irs. L. E. + Dersham
and Mrs Ella Hannah of Chicago, for
the summer. 5
There Will be no regular organ re-
scitals next week in the Tabernacl son
account Of Its being Grand Army week.
The concerts by the Tabernacle choir
on the evenings of wv cdnasda y,s Thurs
do = III N,1r.
rectals, though special recitals may
be given out Of courtesy to prominent
Visitors. y z VI: Is I. II.
Mr.. Kisselberg. the baritone, will sing
during the current monthsinth the First
Congregational church in place of4sAfr.
Brnes, who has removed to New York.
4 Held's band Will { play the following
program tomorrow, p. M. at Liberty
Iark: 81 All 35;,
March, Fairest of the Fair 5. {. sousa i
Overture, William Tell RossinifI
jCaprices; 81 IN .sss
,groncho Buster . . 81 Al Sweet
Ching Ling Chinese Dance ~. Brown,
Grand selection, Amorita ~. &. Czlbulka
Popular met Hey st hree Twins" ~
3. Z. q. Hoschna
Prison scene from !" II Trovat tore, Verdi +
Messrs. Zimmerman and Stevens.
Grand fantasia. " Die Walkure
-. 4. &. (. Wagner
The Battle of San Juan Hi II. Sweet II
March, A. r. Z. Montgomery
3 Messrs. Blakeslee and Houghton, who
occupied studios $50 long on the sixth Il
floor Of the Temple ton. have changed II
their habitat to a Narnpa where they
are Interested In the organization of a
ConserVa tory Of Southern Idaho. "a
building will be erected to- ac-
commodate the conservatory.
. The Fifteenth nfantry band is play
ing Sunday mornings now. instead OF II