The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-30

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IL was an Iowa artist that appeared
! IN song recital at tho Shuport iheaier
on MONDAY evening rms artiSl was MISS
rInrh wilson dnushler OF Secrc.5,rN w ~
son oi the dcpnrtm"n5 ol 2sricnitnrG.
an aldlcnCe' representative oil Shlt Lhhc
Ioanc. MlSs W ilSon was ASSISTED n.y. Naii
NlI,u' NIu' N!oI'nlS| @ @mhh ny IiatoIu o~suoi ~ ~
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Polonaisc \ f1at major ,......... Chopin
Mr.. Smith
Ave Maria ........ schubert-W Wilhclmi
| Hungarian Rhapsody ,s........ sHnbaY
Mr.. Klein.
MISS wilson,
caprice EspaSnolc -. MosZEowShl
Mr. Smith.
NlllanciIe ....:......: 80. .'haminadc
In queilc trinc t'Manon l.esraut -:
...,.........,...:., Puccini
walt" song CNomeo aud Jub"t -.
...,s........ .-.,.s... .Gounod
Chanson dAmour (with violin oblisato)
..,,...,..,'.,. Holman
Miss wilson,
PART il.
Winds i'm thc Trees A GorIu,- Thomas
I,uIlpby TIN, Wood pigcnu iza I ohmann
Robin Adair Edinbor%,ch Tnwn
Old scotch
M,es NTijeop
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Jota Navarro 90 'i'o O sarasatn t,
All forsc Q hui I"Trayiata ! Verdi
Miss Wilson.
Miss NiIsoI' who Tor hye years was
pps pmpii vi 't'" l'etNSS@Ec' i"llS' hnp viz VII,
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ana i, o, 'Eomi,sh I r' so,% an,,ga .bo
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and VAC th. rp,,inicrt Of y, n,,rnIGcnnt
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~ hie fathep si,'s''1'u'S' was ''o'' INC pei"
oI ,rE ms laumer. ,, ,.r1,, .
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PLAYS come and 90 somc ar, royi,od
brnHss io h,H oS'tn m are re rSNihHI sthS
~ rorrI auJ :" n,igi pr 'ou ON ,ie Stupp,o
ohIivinn n Old 1I ''' np,so e
in the tbestri,.,i Srr,anneyt ,ocn 10 tb1
T,na amu aI 'o' ii,s1rS s srais ~ mas re-
Inonti, m,,t ,i daItrehtrS p'uS pS,,t,iit,' i,s'
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~ ~, ,,,1' ,i .T-, r,ItE Stie
onneareS agsJm '. - ,bo gort 'q tbeafe
3h,y tia M iaiI % h2uSe 19e dramaIc situa fa1,.
@ eio,s: lNs uIoi'SIleS e ol tne souInern IoIN
ana ,c1 lhe iunny ty lrolics OF the pickanlnnles'
Irouemt ,IT torSn many rh ROUNDS "i appteuiaii aii
colored band is immense. Mildred john
son: as Madge Briefly. is placed In many
difficult situations and gets away witt!
them In most approved manner. Colonel
Sandusky Doolittle, speculator and horse
man. is ably portrayed by, Burt G; Clark.
Frank Dayton, as Frank LAWSON handles
his role In an artistic manner he being
possessed of an excellent voice that is
tage. Joseph Siaytor, AS Horace Hoiton,
the villain of the play: Duncan PeDwar-
den. as Joe Lorey. a young moonshiner.
and Barry Maxwell as Ned all handle
their roles with credit IN themselves
EN- ovd JSariucl1v'' viii M dn,,ht cnio2.
gond housne dI,rine the rrma indnr of ~
opca enDo.rf Ma,SS. ,,no,iIo ha,,o 60, m w
nIs~ bnfore buf i Is - snre bot +bat
pm ~, ,,i ID. Sa.e uer .ua'
al, al "no La'.o,.>e .,,g PreSI.nI PiouuS''Vh ~.
MI MI sIJoy tilc eVehnlS Even, Even up 10 II
me pay runs tnrouSn lhuTsuaE even
ing win "a ihatlnec Neonesoa!- -
dancing contest 10 whlch all DUCK
ana wing DANGERS OF the Guy are invited
to attend, VIII be given durin the per-
tormance on THURSDAY evening. wherein
the dancers of the In Old Kentucky
company Will be pittcd against all-comers.