Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

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S-TE Is movement on 700,
IT hh, Ming together IN this city, as
49,, the puFus Of the ave
many 4.u0e as possible, for
P''. i,t, al permanent society.
a-sir.i''o'r, is being furtherel 10y
rts n. oliver Mrs. q. q. Plum
SIS qua, Wand rhornc. Mrs George
tr I'd gsrkboeI and Dr. Nus'
Nl.f '', 49, has been called for next
and . s,sr.nr. in the studio OF NiI H,
TlsslAi Est south Temple s'i ,,,e..
Oliver "a to hold one or TWO No. 'l,',.
!. pros IN month. and play anl ' NV,
1s' 2 gyt,ndcI repertoire On i
ir1n w nvarita music. w. tI.
professor y .t 20. popular Boo this city li'
are vas Yin "a quarter of "a Ceu
vas 'o- D..-a1..t of the First Dohsle-
uU i,e '.s,--r teaching both pi"il'
eatori '. ~ bYrdrels OF students ~
ard ~. be- vas unsurpassed
psii-'' "'
,,..,1ysnr.ug Importance or
ne ''., I'M American life ~ Wen
he i'.l' Do, the fact that prcsld,e-.llilt
sJ.isa- ~ states for the hrsl tHle
o. he Wy. q musical festival fresl-
has oleng --s.i1us action ut Clncln-
dsat Tar sti-bf, appreciated boy all
r8u must ~ art This Cincinnati
DE o'ei, IL. tbS way. went of IN Dla1e
tsulaL Tho total receipts TOT tH'
o. glll. .sra ir excess of $oHuoU.
h'e o-. sigrifoant fact which SHOWS
.,..siTsI qpprecIation, d. the rec
sroHs .lt.,.ss by the Metropolitan
o-1 '..-',,rsry of New York on JUS
VPele d, III Atlanta. Ca The opening
ff'i ''s s,.,-..sented receipts Of Sl9,oOo'
cagrso sang. The secoie l'5s,,s
ste1 Farar appeared ln Ni,''i ~.
s-,erf,." the receipts We're ali,'oSt a.. %
o,t o.bile the total receipts TOT NV
d. Incomes we're in the nelghborhoop
y t-se0 salt Lakers VINO WolluS.
ue are never favored win a Nlsll
w. tbe Metropolitan will ma IN theSe
s,--,s part Of the explanation.
III. Nav number Of the Hotel Month
BIZ. Csi,aFo has the following hahu-
- v-rIteup VI the recent SAT- Lake
.,-..,.oees Of a party Of hotel men;
,apsat lake city. Fred Wey. who
=, rith The party. took as In charge.
u. - ms an automobile ride,
i is ibapquoD az the Wilson hotel
IN bv special train 70
s.,,i- ana opportunity for "a
B, salt lake He also ar
80 for a speciaI organ recital In the
,,.l,.1n tabernacle by Prof. John j
g-geran aid TO be the greatest or
- IN the world. The organ Is the
.-gsst In America. The organlst IN MS
.,,yi,y produced sounds and melodies
-. AZ none Of the audience had ever
,,s,,s heard come from an instrument
!, ,,ysc He produced the sweetest
.-,ras clear and low, yet filling the
III, IAN. and deep and sonorous, as
~, thunder rolls in deafening roar.
III initiated the viola. the bass Niol,
,se trombone the flute in It's dlHerent
6rms he brought out from MS one
instrument the rounded music or a
g-eat orchestra. As he played We
hoard birds sing the rich contralto
voice of prima donna, solo by ca
me-, duet. a quarteto and a mighty
.se-ys % human voices How he Old
h rors ~ rs could tell. n was as IL an
orchestra and the soloists and the
rs--1s were actually there. only the
bsr8 N A wizard. lt would seem, could
rr,5uoe such wonderful sounds, such
n-monv. such range from the very
owes, 10 the very highest conceivable
-,,es such music as sounded nearest
d heavenly that mortal ears will ever
fsr This recital alone was well
r--h the long Journey 20 salt Lake
20 hear Prof Mcclellan Is Mormon
hrn and a graduate OF Ann Arbor
University.
salt Iakers who expect 10 take in
he opera season iu New York next
winter will experience something Of a
chm when they read the following:
Never before In the history OF tho
Metropolitan Opera House has there
Ven such an enormous advance sale OF
SEATS and boxes MS Tor next season. Tho
rtirement Of Mr. oscar Hammcrstein
from the field and the closing Of the
Manhattan as an opera house has sent
hundreds N oper1-gocrs % the Metro
Hl..tan The rivalry OF the two houses
'oT four years, the bringing forth Of
new stars and new works has created
% great an appetite for opera In this
city and It's envir1us that the manage
ment N the Metropolitan Us finding Il
tfcult % satisfy.
Never before 90 this time have there
been 81 many untitled orders for seats,
N course the regular Metropolitan
subscribers and those who came from
ne Manhattan have To- De taken care
q first, and when that is done there IS
noi very much left for the outsider
PrN Andrew Bowman and his pu-
le will give a song service IN the
Eighth ward chapel tomorrow evening.
us program being as follows with
NN Ehie MelIor and Miss Gvic Allen
o. aocompanists, 90 Loving Father. %
Mss Coba Vorkiuk. "Tho Tyrolese. q"
Af Ambrose GreCuWeu. ave Maria"
w Nellie scouberg Flee As o
Bra Mr. Vandon OAkken: Song
Wy Mother Taught Nc" Miss Flor
,a'e Bowman 'rhe Mighty Deep" Mr.
Conn kedding.on, ALONE" Miss Ma
WA Mumsord Babylon" Mr.. Joseph
ihli1ead' MY Heart at Thy Sweet
voice Miss Ivy Allen. zone Swcetly.
solemn Thought" Mr. Harold Jones'
~, 5ood Bye Sweet Day" Mrs Emma
"fAln. Mr. Bowman win also sing
ne program Tor the next Liberty
~ oanl concert by Holds band. will