Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-17

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been profuse In their comments Nono
nut a perfect musical temperament In a
| musical scholar and philosonher couId
nave given that Wagner number as
Sousa gave A. Every musician in tbo
audience-and there We're many there
sat spehoound during its entire per
ioihance. Here as In the Lszt num-
pei the beautiful. clear tone. crisp.
cream execution, and artistic expressiou
| IRON the band were most noticeable
mere was even some regret expressed
| tuan an encore-snappy and bright
| thougn Il was-should have followed
| The wagner performance. As the last
number before the interuission, the
memories Of that Prelude should have
~ leit TO dwell uninterrupted in the
minds or the audience.
a special feature was Of course Mr.
| sousa's suite, "Maidens Three" and his
| new march. The Fairest OF the Fair"
both bright. sparkling melodies excel
| tent computations Of his musical gen-
Jus. ana ability 10 please the true mus
lcal ear. They we're deservedly well re-
eeiVed. as was every number given. in
.sct the program as printed was more
Torrance Of the fourteenth Idszt Rbsn-
sooy must not pass unnoticed. Mr.
'larke was at his best as usual I'm his
corhet solos the vocal duo bv the
misses Hoyt was an additional attrsc-
ton, while little Miss Handeinau with
her violin gave exquisitely Gounod's
Ave Maria and Hartmann's arrange
.ieht OF MacDowell's ITO a wild Rose
Memories of the entire program ana
its presentation will long be cherished
in Salt Lake
THE NIGHT BILL.
me evening performance was a de-
light from beginning to end II was
rendered precisely as printed, but or
SOuiso us biggest charms were found
IN the enoores which Sousa SO yVillinz-
~ Accorded. After the superb openinc
number Spring" he gave a selection
from ms own opera "Hl CaDitap %
which was unanimously received
After the Bacrhanalian suite entitled
People Who Live in Glass Houses
ne responded with the always ex-
quisite Ronde D'Amour' and the audi
ence still insisting upon another num-
Der, ne gave selection nom his opera
NE Free Lance" The selection frop,
the Russian drama Crime and Punish
inent was given IN tremendously fine
Fashion, and the usual encore being
insisted upon, stu another sousa ex-
cerpt The Fairest OF the Fair" Was
given.
Two beautiful numbers were the min.
net by Bizet with a charming opening
by the flute and harp and
the 'Entr Acte" by Helmsberg-
err positive gem; after a
new sousa march THE Glory of tho
Yankee Navy" tho encore given was
me stars and Stripes march which.
with the piccolo. cornet ana from
bone soloists brought down To the front.
had the biggest reception OF the night
As a second encore tho popular Man
haitian Beach" twostep was given.
or MT sousa's soloists the star fea-
ture remains Mr. Clark the cornetist.
VINO had great reception and was
encored again and again Ills triple
tongue work Is q marvel Sharing he
honors with Mr. Clark was the violin
ISL, Misc Florence Hardeman. whose
work is that Of the undoubted artist: In
Tact, no lady performer that we recall
shows more astonishing virtuosity. Her
encore numbers were McDoweUs "Tc
Wild Rose and Hungarian Dances"
The vocalists. the Misses Hoyt rendered
TWO charming ducts. one OF which from
The Tales OF Hoffman" was specially
pretty; but as aoloists they hardly
rank up with the sousa standards.
Another interesting feature Of the
night was the combined appearance az
the band. choir and the organ. under
the leadership Of Prof stephens with
Prof Mcclellan at the instrument. The
nrst number was the Spanish Sere-
made by Blgar a dainty and original
selection, charmingly rendered Rat
the really blk work Of the night was
the rendition OF The Noble chief" se-
lection, by the Russian composer Gliu-
ka. The work OF the singers. the or
Kan and the band was 80 admirable la
this, that the audience insisted upon
a repetition. Even though tho instru-
mentation sometimes overwelghtod The
singers, the effects were tremendously
me. The great bass work Of the or
gan showed that II could lend a superb
foundation even 10 such a great COM
bination Of instruments as sousa's
band; Mr.. sousa himself led Ia the
applause which followed this NUM-
bcr
Theater-'The Conan sale is going
forward with tremendous strides. ana
all Indications point 10 a great re-
eeption tomorrow night
Orpheum-This weeks bill espoc-
ially the Big city quartet continue
70 draw heavy audiences. aud without
week.
aolonial-rhe sensational play Of
The - oilers" finely rendered. rs drdw-
ing well al the Colonial The usual
matinee viii be given this afternoon.
Next weeks attraction viii be- "Ihu
Girl Question"
Shubert---'ihere d widespread Inc
sssiest over the opening OF The new
ohubert this evening. and the cNptcta-
lions are that THE Gay musician
company will be given royal reoep-
uon. The Shubert singers are headed
bl Miss Texas Guinan, Denver girl
VINO has leaped into great popularity
during the Iast few years.
crand--rhe presentations Of rhe
oreat Divide" az rendered by Mr
Cullough ana Miss Douglas with tho
stock company are rendered loo very
artistic manner. The usual heavy
tnrn-outa az the matinees today and
saturday are looked for
bungaioN--ronlght Will be- the last
opportunity 40 see the really ai-
uaeuFe bin headed by Milton and