Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-05

repertoire FOR the bdmparoi Sranu
oncra company whose season opens
:, the theater a week from Monday
,nxt The Anal Saturday performance
has been cut out. owing to the wash
an, ON the San Pedro, which necessi-
,stes an earlier departure.
Monday ''.-...': 'Eiocohua
tuesday .......... Madam Butterfly
Wednesday matinee. Giocondo
wednesday night s.....s...u TroVatore
Thursday .......'..''' LUCIA
Friday .......... Faust
Saturday matinee, ,......s.......-....
Pagliacci and Cavaleria Rusticana
The company IL headed by the
dramatic soprano. Ester Adaberto,
Murini, tenor. Maggi. baritone, and an
orchestra of SO. q chorus of so. and
dozen principals OF unpronounceable
rame.. who arc said TO have strong
repute in their native land.
The out OF town concert tour now
being planned by Manager Bacon for
Miss Sybella Clayton and Prof. kissel-
burg. Includes the following dates:
Logan this evening. Provo Feb. 11th,
Brigham City Feb. 13th. Park CITY
Feb 18th, Ogden Feb. lIth, Salt Lake
Feb, 24th. Music lovers In all those
towns may anticipate an artistic treat
The Norwegian Glee club will ap-
pear in Murray on the evening OF the
10th inst. repeating program sue
cessfully given in this city.
Prof. Anton Pedcrsen has word from
his daughter, Mrs Rene Pedcrsen
Walsh who Is studying in New York,
that she is steadily increasing her
oporatic repertoire the latest ac-
ouisition being Carmen" Mrs. Walsh
has already learned "Riggoletto..
Faust" II Pagliacci." and ''Dinorah."
The local musical union has advanc-
ed prices on a sliding SCALE classined
according to the character OF per-
formances In the case OF musical
shows, the rates are Increased 25 per
cent
The pupils of Hugh w. Dougall are
to give a song service Sunday evening"
in the Waterloo ward meetinghouse,
when the following singers VIII appear
on the program: Misses Tillie F1amm'
Ivy Evans. Carmen Benson, IVY raul
Ninifred Smith, Bessie Westphall,
Louise Callister, Mrs. Birdie Wiley,
Messrs Melvin Peterson. Claude Tavcy.
Ilulon Robinson, John Ard and Har-
~ Shibley.
organist Tracy Cannon OF the First
Congregational church VIII play
Handers Largo" as prelude sunday
morning.
There will be a special song serv-
ice SUNDAY at $50 p. m. under the
auspices of the NJ. ], \. OF the
rwelfth-Thirteonth ward, in the
Westinghouse. with a fine program
which includes harp solo by Mrs
Tuttlc. Il trio by lady members OF the
ward choir, quartet (harp Mrs Tut
tie, organ. Tracy cannon, vlonh MIss
Marjorie Books, vocal Miss Irene Kel.
w. tenor solo by William Cook. and
anthems by the choir,
The American Music society meets
next Monday evening. with Mrs.
Charles Read, ut her residence. cor
ner of o street and Second avenue
A feature on the program Will be the
singing by Wesley Clawson of the
pirate song by H. F. Sullivan, with
Spencer Clawson, Jr., as accompanist.
The evening promises to be one OF
special interest.
Conductor Mcclellan announces that
Symphony orchestra rehearsals VIII
be resumed on the morning OF the
18th Inst, in the Odeon. The orches-
ira is in fine condition ana reaoy 10
do even better work than ever BEFORE.
At the First Congregational church
Monday evening, will be given a lee
iurc on Tcnnyson by Rev. E. l.
Goshen. which will be made more In
gtructive and interesting by the sing
ing In recital of the poets In
Memoriam" by Frederick e. Smith;
Spencer Clawson, Jr., playing the ac-
compartment.
There is n sheet music war on
war to the knife" among several To-
ral houses One firm recently cu'
prices from 25 to Is cents on certain
lines of popular music. This hrm wa
immediately waited on by the re-
preventative OF q competing hrm %n'
advised there was no real occasion
for this disturbing OF trade
and asked in the interest o
ntertradc comfy that origina
prices be restored. The visito'
was reminded that his call wa
entirely gratuitous, and was told ina
when tho proper time arrived To-
consultation with him he would b'
Informed Within / 8 minutes the win
dows OF the competing hrm wer
placarded with notices OF the SAFE
9n popular hits at 10 Genus, hno NC
fore night an immense business ma.
heen done This has continued throug
the week. with the result or loadln
np local buyers with all the popuia
music they can carry. at 10 cents pc
rhcet, The party OF the first part !
now wondering whether 1t really pal
10 start the cutting business
Local music houses report the pan
'radc as good for the past two weeks
with collections fair.
One OF the talking machine CON
panies has notified the Salt LAX
trade that II will take back all r.
cords that have proved unsaleaol
Many OF the 10 and IL inch discs hay
been put in this category by the II
Suance OF the double faced discs cos
'ns 75 cents. the single face costir
n cents. The condemned discs al
'ade over into new records. rs u
W material is Just as good as VINE
= on the market
Bondmaster Held is receiving son
the new music for the comii
cason that he ordered early In q
finter. and begins rehearsing WI
his band on tho 18th Inst.
Prof. w. C. Give received recent
J request from Thomas Giles
l Vienna to send him musical scor