Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
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I'M so-called sacred concert
m given on sundays by the
80 American military con-
i h,ud is often the subject OF
none people who have respect
esl'' lp,iacter Of the day, and OF
,tbors whose sense of humor
'' "~ by the nagroat contrast be-
o." N. prorram title and the nature
~. .,,ections printed under IT, This
.~gests directly that the scores
' ..5 ON some spiritual sentiment
r. tbe character of the day on
Il ~ fine concert is given; when ia
l.' thew are as devoid of it as a tele-
IAN. pole is of foliage. ones sense OF
..,.v OF the eternal fitness OF
receives 20 -hoock at such u
'-. of thc English language. to say
II ding Of the violation OF religious
II NV. II ts enough 10 make the ghost
n..s,rd Grant White, author Of
4 ,ro,ss and Their Uses rise IN ems
II WI. nrotcstation This ethical Out
iAD nerpetlatcd sometimes from "a
as eiyed Difference. thar might be
s.i fsntastic. To- the sabbath and az
... limos 90 avoid possible legal COM
.,,,,s were the concert advertised
~ than sacred" ON the Lords
BELOW IS given O fair sample of the
( .Ss,r,glt programs military concert
~ - have been playing Sundays in
( - s.rtious OF the country The |
- ~ I'M That day is to load up pro-
- WITH so-callod popular numbers
rbica ANYTHING suggestive OF De
.,iorsf feeling g. sedulously-it might |
IA "a areligIouely excluded, as the |
s,or,l nubllc rs then enjoying a re- /
y. Sror weekday toil-eXCept the |
IA .iortunate classes who are forced To |
- their dgv OF rest in order that |
IN ishor NAV minister TO the gratii-
-,io, III the population whose occupa-
ops leave them 40 leisure;
|sSAcRED CONCEPT PROGRAM
so CALLED.
wish Had a Girl'-'M Merry Widow |
TRANSPORTATION Echoes from the
Il .wsry''-"Thc Jolly Robbers 49, Med
H. 0 Plantation irs'-descriptiVe |
II soe Morning on the Farm" (suurise,
r,u.ing of the ROSTERS. rattle Of the
II lkpalls cattle lowing DER the lea,
iarmer's dog s scratching loose a
as horn blows for breakfast, attack |
II 4 the morning iced. dispersal Of farm
/ ,n5s 10 the field. arrival of the mail
|age etc -"Waltz Me Around Again,
|r7We"-" Medley of Scotch Reels
rcrture. Morning Noon and Night In
|enna"-grand chorus, IAN Welcome
h Bowl" from 'Ernann'
The lover Of consistency unconscious
reaches for al axe. after reading the
.uFage Sunday Sacred Concert pro
ham. ready 20 go forth ON slaughter
|fent What can stop this outrage is a
but that may b. difficult to crack. Leg
.Isation may DO it-in some places; but
IN improved. reformed public opinion is
Likely 70 prove more satisfactory. Such
oucerts bring the divine art into dis
sputs reduce II 10 the status OF a
ogu make the muse ashamed of her
fef and lover public taste.
Ia
N The tabernacle organ recitals con- 4
n nue. popular. for the attendance does
oi show any apparent dimunition IN
ze Al last Tuesdays recital, fully 500
people we're In the galleries. There is
Eoms talk Of continuing the recitals all
|inter II this interest Keeps up. al
.ihough Il Involves quite a daily coal bill
p warm the tabernacle auditorium.
The order Of performance by the
hgTch oreanists is as follows: Tracy
nnon Monday aud Tuesday; +. p
Nnoal, Wednesday and Thursday.
POI Mcclellan, Friday and Saturday,
n latter date being request pro
Fan Every tourist who visits this
y and leaves u without hearing the
i,efnace organ feels that he has
''et one OF the chief attractions OF
4 y place
hnds may come and bands may go.
sousa goes ON forever. The great
ahh king is due I'm Salt Lake on
aN Is when he. his band and his solo
van appear az the tabernacle UNI
ne management Of Mr. Pyper. The
'nels cornetist. Herbert l. Clarke, Is
m or the SoIoists Sousa's latest /
-ich 'FaIrcst of the Fair" win be 4
ild here for the FIRST time. and il is
pa 10 b. equal 20 his most successful
npositi0ns
There Is considerable tax about Nine.
lalnann-Hoincks stopping in salt
.Aae Tor a recital. on her way 10 the
last Il is stated that she positively
A' not sing here unless on "A guaran-
olt that she win get this is very
-OloulL One explanation Of the dis
sfeaole fact that salt lake people
!. % SLOW In attending paid concerts.
ual there are so many musical |
s,ne Tor which no admission II
u4iged Al an. that people think they
Ig sei ail they want for nothing. and
vi" NOT patiuulzo paid functions.
rIoi e. F sbyner has composed a
sousse song for tho Mills college. cali
Oha girs and sent them the score.
lle American Music society is TO hold
y, lsAt meeting az the residence OF !
'@ " 9. Plummer. where Hugh
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