Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
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,b. city none Is more popular
e. ~. evans. and a we'll Allied house
s. rrcst her next Friday Ar
s" ,,s have been made TO leave
an music stores which may
w. .osel 5t the thoater box Office
y eA' 9s.t sale opens on Thursday
vhn very attractive program
rc'nIs ,reparcd. which includes the
sas p..,,inert musicians of the city
rosl como of Miss Evans Younger
wy Tho program viii be as foi-'
sps
,.t spinning Song from Mar
2M.', ..-...Flotow
~, in' trcno KrlyMiss Hazel Barnes
tobn W. Summcrhays, MI
anrh W Dougall ..
n, sofia. "IIosanua .....- Granlcf
M Horace s. Ensign.
.-si,o solo. Page Song from
l'l' Io, uuruenots." Meyorhecr
Mis- Hazel Rarncs.
r.., solo selection from I'll Tro-
u'.' ,,ore ............,. .... .....'''.'''
'e wlss Josephine Morrison
soio. m with Al Your
Hearts" from Elijah ;....;.;;..,
..... henderson,
vr tohn W. Summcrhays.
s..,.no solo. aria from carmen
......... ..............,..Biz ct
Miss Edna Evans.
,-.. and niano duet "Humor-
'Au ........N ieuXtcmps
y.s.rs George SHELTON and Squire
Coog.
sro solo aria from the Bar
rof soyilc."...... ........ Rossini
Ms Emma Ramsey Morris.
soto "U1d Horse. '...... korbay
Mr. Frederick v. Smith.
o,,riet from "Rigoletto. $500 e'ul
W.. Irene Kelly. Miss Hazel Barnes
NJ, " summcrhays, Mr.. Hugh
y ...omp5nlst Mr.. j. j. Mcclellan.
p.,f Torrens. Mrs Torrcns and Miss
,,+.,de Kastohlm their charming pu-
N ebose contralto singing has ere
IN !, excellent am impression Wher-
',' she has been heard i'm Salt Lake
~, for their home ia Chicago. Tues
Al Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs
-.-esrs will be- guests Of honor at an
i,frr,oi recention rendered by Iresl-
~, Goshen of the Salt Lake symphony
s.bsstrs and the board OF directors or
..,t oryanizatiou The event will take
riscs Al the Congrega tional church. ana
brief program of music VIII be rem
ssrs8 The participants being MISS
Ksstob'm Prof Mcclellan, Prof. Skel-
Inn and Mr. n NJ Dinwoodey, pupil
M p0f Torrens. under whose tutelaee
~ made her appearance with the
rs,mas orchestra in Chicago last sea-
SOD
tn last number Of Musical Amer
taa contains an interesting interview
Win Marcus Kenermann on the SUD-
isd Of Americans going into opera
abroad Incidentally he includes a
san Lake singer In his comi limentary
remarks By saying
How about the American singers
b. fhe Berlin opera They're a great
success. and such singers as GrisWold.
Rose. Maclenuau. Gates and others
are NJ to occupy high positions on any
sage"
Mr. Kellcrmann adds that American
Singers should not go to Germany un-
as they have enough 20 support
them two or three years. as he says
there are no opportunities 10 earn
money by singing In churches. for
that musical work Us done by VOlun-
ieers who charge nothing for their
services
An orchestra conn osed 81 some 81
De Younger talent Of the city Is
steadily winning favor among the
lairous OF music Each performer
Salt Lake youth. no one being
ger 10 years OF age
The members are. John Resell.
Vaughn Clayton, viOlins, Lawrence
Sanding flute. David Jensen. clar-
hH Thomas Comm. William Wood,
efnets Geo Davis. trombone: Ernest
Jones drums. and Daniel Vincent.
Iano Vivian Done is leader and
manager.
Last weeks band concert at Liberty
PARK was the final one Of the season.
ana The sN years contract with the
glly has now expired Hcld's band was
hol paid in cash hy the city. but was
gwen concessions In the way of priv
lts, 10 sen popcorn, peanuts. soft
ennAs, Ice cream. etc. 10 the hungry
WIsy crowds. Tho band say they
,s'ae Out just about even on the con-
me music has been a source of
tat pleasure 10 thousands Of people
WI nocked to Liberty park. Mr. Held
AIMED to maintain a good stand
N'lh oi program and perform
',' ana That he has been successful
S, s,soenl from thc public interest
Ais. Josephine Morrison Of Seattle.
t hafp PLAYING has won her much
ran'e comment has decided To-
l'e Sali Lake city her home. and
'p'h'a studio here for teaching.
's l'iia lackman Of this city. who
on. %. Su Jonas most promising
h Berlin, is now teaching the
XXX ~ number of cities south of
Il. L"h' as Gar away as Nephi as
b.. Ln' instructors Of the Column
''h.eiNaiory " this city.
a pIai'm j Putnam. the pian-
,o.,ns returned to Salt Lake and
''''a studio
h. zero p kImbah the orranist of
N. I'l Methodist church for mo
tob b, 'art has resigned his post
OfHae..,. N.N dulles as Organist al the
N M lntaier requiring too much
mems ',nllnn io meet the REQUIRE
hebodi., 'istnist at the church The
tal ny sIe sorry 10 lose Nj KIM
and ueit hfs served them faithfully
aen naN.Hg given satisfaction ln
hr Rlrt,,,,. wa AZ tho Orpheum
me- clsa. pm ihe organ viii supply
b. oboe w music usually furnished
Hded sasi.'' nassoon. making de-
rrumertsi'u',,' To- me orchestral in
ttfe muct i..lhsers at The seattle fair
sfEan on ~ ''' i rested la the new great
hllch any n' local First Presbyterian
nlnf-, ~. NI the largest Ia III.