The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-07-03
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pretty chorusses and 1.-THE pleasing
notes of childish voices we'll trained
served to make an entertaining event
of the June Rose Time" opera by the
children of the ST. Mary's cathedral
chorus at the Salt Lake theatre last
night.
The opera was under the direction of
Miss Nora Gleason, who accompanied
on the piano the pleasing efforts of her
small proteges. Irish dances and songs;
together with numerous Rotations BIZ
individual members of the chorus COM
prised the greater part of the even
ing's program.
At the conclusion of the last number
Bishop Laurence Seaman awarded
small golden crosses to the seven most
faithful members of the choir. accom-
panyfng the ceremony with a compli-
mentary address. The seven gold
crosses were awarded to those who had
attended rehearsals in the chorus every
Saturday since last September. Inter
mountain Republican, July l.
No matter how warm the weather,
whenever children give an entertain
ment, a crowd always turns out This
was true on Wednesday evening, when
the children of the junior choir of St
Mary's cathedral gave a complimenta-
ry concert to Right Rev. Bishop Scan
Ian, June Rose Time" at the Salt
Lake theatre.
Miss Nora Gleason, and that they had
been well trained was disclosed by the
manner in which they carried out the
program. This was shown in chorus
in solo, in duet and in drill.
To praise one praises ALL hence there
is no need to individualize The pro-
gram was a delightful one, not too
long, and the children acquitted them
selves in a most creditable way.
At the conclusion of the program
there were several gold medals award
ed members of the choir for merito-
rious work done during the year The
presentation of the medals was made
by the Right. Rev. Bishop Seaman. It
was an enjoyable evening, and many
compliments were paid those who par
ticipated in the concert and to Miss
Gleason, who had worked so hard to
make it the success that it was.-Salt
Lake Tribune, July l.
The children of the Junior and st.
Cecilia choirs of st. Mary's cathedral
scored a complete success in their pre-
sentation of June Rose Time at the
Salt Lake theatre last night, under the
direction of Miss Nora Gleason. The
training of the children was of such
character as to reflect the greatest cred
it upon those who had the work in
charge. The musical parts, handled UNI
der the direction of Miss Nora Gleason.
were splendidly presented, while the
ribbon drill and other drills in which
they were trained by Rex King were
bewildering in their intricate evolutions.
and presented pretty pictures
There were more than sixty children
In the cast, many of them little tots
of not more than 8 years of age.
The Cronin children of Ogden won
round after round of applause by their
singing. Little Viola Service danced
her way into the hearts of the audience
with her Irish reel. The Scotch dance
by Viola Service, Bessie Service, Sadie
Stevenson and Ivy Williams to bagpipe
accompaniment was given without
flaw. Rev. w. K. Ryan, representing
Bishop Seaman, distributed tiny gold
crosses among the children after the
program. Many daintily clad flower
girls distributed beautiful roses during
the evening. The proceeds will go to
the organ fund of st. Mary's cathedral.
Salt Lake Telegram, July 1.