Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
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..-,yrrITSTAND the losses
IN ,..,rrod at the last annual
in spring festival. Maness ,I ora s,-
' ham Is beginning TO lay his
, rourth event to be given ia
ah u, next April Il is doubtful
is wy .,. chicago symphony or any
'o' ,ore.rn orchestra will furnish
o'ni ..,,,rental music. as that part Is
b 81. DO given TO the Salt Lake
p' r orchestra. In order 70 get
syiipl-. .,,ta special arrangement VIII
if h. u, made with the local thea
haW b. Is believed this can ne e.
4 ie.iits...,cr Graham has written to eas',
NalNs, 1ssoriations for ideas ana
cfn u-.t,os relative to methods or con
sl-E the business arrangements ana
dl0 ul- an sdvice given. is endeaVofing
acun- OK ouhiic spirited citizens VINO
% hnu r,rioo AGAINST any deficit. This
wy -S,iste the general subscription
WV which the entire public mas
n, invited 90 take part
49,, charles T.. Carlson of the de-
l.oo..nt nf music University OF l'eh-
i...s thittcn the News STATING
yer ss.a NEWER POST article relative To
\ tlal ua,t1ation of his department
the ,n, In the Post by those who
we to harm us. when this article
Wis., I'M the Post, / went To the
epi' ...,,,enf and told them the article
so Injustice not only 10 our
.,'y blf TO the University direc-
,9. They agreed to publish another
-.'co which would strNghten ou mat
~. somovhat and this article please
w .rciosed The second article IN
f,5ss cut of the dean, OF whom II
ss. "Wh0se struggle Tor success
II the musical world after 10 years
y mtiriuc labor has finally landed
.im at the top Of the ladder. Among
.ne OF his productions Whlch age
rosinC big hit in New YORK are my
ore Bound Me with a Kiss. no
r,ncs' Alone with Grief and Soil
uje' The Day is Done. ana 't.ach
Nom a Thousand Roses Brings
The account further states: Tha
,.,, dern fs makugf energetic protest
.-,irsf the pubUshed statement of his
bT,fber and former dean at the school,
Anthony Carlson rejecting gravely up
IN M manner of his succession to the
deanship.
aAp,hony carlson. who was removed
bc Miss IDA Gregory. the schools direc-
,or has said that his brother used
ur8erhanded methods. Charles Carl
.lr who was "a teacher I'm the school,
declares that De- only Insisted that GER
Tain bmnches should not be taught
bv Incompetent instructors. and there
hy brought about friction, which made
b necessary for the governing board to
n,orede.'
Letters from Berlin state that the fall
season r. he Royal Opera House In
that city Is now in fun swing, and that
Miss Emma Lucy Gates has already
been called upon 10 sing several new
Parts She had been furnished with
books during her vacation IN Switzer-
hnd and was entirely prepared for
TIE performances. one of the roles was
90 "Figaros Hochzeit.' and another
vas a repetition Of the "Mignon" per-
flmance. which was all the more not
che from the fact that the regular
slano, whose place she took last
ss2on. bad returned and reported Tor
work other parts which Miss Gates
is preparing are Musette In La Bo-
heme. the page In "Hugenots." which
So sang last year, frasquita in Car
men and one of the soprano parts in
"Tannhauser"
Hopes are expressed that the Ameri-
fan Music society which was found
20 BY Arthur Shepherd. will resume
h meetings this fan Notwithstanding
hs absence, and the temporary removal