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

delightful comic opera by Herbert. "The
Screnade.' at the Salt Lake theater. last
week. have decided TO visit several OF
the cities In Utah and In Idaho and pre-
City and Logan, in Utah, and Pocatello
and Boise. in Idaho, VIII be visited. II
is understood that the management has
been guaranteed $1,000 house I'm the
capital city of Idaho. The opera has
been handsomely staged. the costumes
are beautiful, the principals have good
and the young women who appear arc all
handsome, Idahoans as well as Ctahns,
will hear a delightful rendition Of the
opera wherever the Salt Lakers appear.
a splendid programme. n fine piano
forte recital, was the one given Monday
evening, at tho First Congregational
church by Miss Gratia Flanders. with her
pupils. Miss Kate Nelson and Master
Henry Oberndorfer The auditorium WAS
filled with friends of the two promising
Cohn, vocalist, and Miss Esther Allen.
vlolinist. The uShers for the evening
were a few Of Miss Flanders's pupils, in
Guiding the Misses Dorothy Bailey. Ge-
neva Savage Helen Greenwood. Bonnie
Miller and Josephine Well. The pro-
Chaminades Pas De Cymbalcs." by
Miss Nelson and Master Oberndorfer,
each at piano Beethoven's Sonata Op.
:, first movement. followed and was
Adagio and Allegro. from Sonata Op. :.
No 3. was splenddly given by Master
oberndorferr. This was followed by the
rich contralto voice of Miss Edna Cohn,
who delightfully."- gave n group OF selec
lions from Song Cycle Sunmertime.
viz, "Daybreak." 'Morning;, Evening"
with a violin obligato by Miss Esther
Miss Nelson was again heard in
group Of selections. which were played
in splendid manner. Master Obern-
dorfer then rendered a group from
Liebing and Mcdowell In a most mas,
manner All the selections Of the two
young musicians were played without
notes. Other numbers by them and
violin mazurl<a. Op. 26. by A Iarzychi,
dcred.
The splendid collection Of acts that
forms the Orpheum bill this week drew
two big audiences yesterday, the matinee
being unusual for Monday. Miss Swim
merton. who is presenting In the Stars
Dressing Room. gave a much more lin
ishcd production yesterday. when Mr.
Conway. who took the part of Joe Wig
gins late Sunday. afternoon. showed en-
tire familiarity with his role. Miss Swim
ncrton's singing of old songs is being
much enjoyed.
Such fashionable pleasure resorts as
the Sheepshead Bay club, the lobby Of
the Hotel Astor. Claremont inn on River
side drive, and the summer homes OF
New Rochelle, will afford the settings for
The George NJ, Cohan musical comedy
"Thc Talk OF New York which Victor
Moore brings to the Salt Lake theatcr
for four performances. beginning next
Monday.
The Salt Lake Choral society will meet
tonight in the Ladies Literary Society
hall to commence work for the season.
1.-The Elijah" which is To be presented
at the Salt Lake theater in February.
will be taken up. as well as Che pro-
gramme for the first concert. which Will
DC given about the nrst Of the year.
'In wyoming at the Colonial this
week. depicts a charming story OF west
ern life somewhat along the lines of THE
Virginian." and is being presented by a
capable company OF players.
John Cort famed in heatrical circles
as the Napoleon OF the Northwest be-
cause OF his owning or controlling 1I7
theaters in this section OF the country.
and the ownef of the biz. new musical
production. Commencement Days" will
present this production at the Colonial
next Sunday and 1t Will run FOR an entire
week