Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-27

artist who has already given such
pleasure
Tracy Cannon has returned from
Canada, where he enjoyed visit with
friends and relatives. At Lethhridge he
found fine, three-manual organ of
French manufacture. on which he gave
private recital. He also gave a con-
cert at Raymond. Mr.. Cannon reports
finding a strong musical sentiment at
the several places he visited, notice.
ably at st. Anthony, Ida, where the
Latter-day Saints of the Yellowstone
stake are planning for large organ in
their tabernacle
Several local musicians who have
heard late songs composed by Prof.
Arthur Shepherd are not at all stinted
in praises of their high merit
The following program has been pre-
pared for the next Liberty park con-
cert by Hclds band:
March The Real Thing ..,,...Petrie
overture, Poet and Peasant .suppo
BY Request
Angel Eyes" ....,.........,...Ke ndis
THAT Mesmerizing Tune ..,, Berlin
Excerpts, "Amorita" ........ Czibulka
Souvenirs de Wagner Fantasia -;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AIT bN louanl
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bonnisean
Songs for cornet-
Sing Me TO Sleep" .....,,.,...O rbin
Loves old Sweet song" ..,... Foster
Mr.. Held
Grand selection. Carmen" .,..... Bizet
Solos by Mr.. Stevens. Sims and
Johnson.
Grand selection. "Ermlnie". .JakobowsN
operate Gems.
Popular selection. "The Mocking
Bird '.'..''.'':.'..''''''''. EDWARDS
Col. Ellery now on the coast with
his Italian band. has made a PROPOSE
ton TO the State Fair association TO
furnish the music at the coming fair
at such a reasonable price that there
seems a strong likelihood of his being
given the engagement Elcrys band Is
known In this city. where he has APP
peared several times in the tabernacle
and elsewhere
A number Of salt Lake ladies have
been agitating a proposition TO have
Ferullo's band give "A farewell concert
at the close OF the resort season In the
tabernacle. with the organ and choir.
admission 10 be at popular prices, Man
ager Gallo OF the band says he Is per-
fectly agreeable As he was with Col.
Ellery when the choir was at Seattle,
Mr.. Gallo thinks it would be good
scheme to repeat the Choirs Seattle
program in the suggested tabernacle
concert assisted by band and organ'
which would give the salt Lake public
a fair idea Of what the choir was able
To 90 at the great fair. Prof. McClel-
Ian is also agreeable, and says II would
afford him pleasure to participate IN
the concert. At the time Of writing,
Conductor stephens could not be
reached but Mr.. Gallo Is conhdent
..a... .ftre Ion NrHff1 he
fessor that he will also second the
motion" Mr. Gallo says he can cut out
one of the Colorado engagements so as
to accommodate the plan FOR the pro-
posed concert Manager Langford Of
Saltair also believes IL would prove
very acceptable to the public, and
trusts the scheme viii be carried out.
The appearance Of Ferullo's band at
Saltair has met with such an apprccia-
tive reception from the salt Lake pub
lie that II viii play another week ana
Manager Langford says no season VIII
pass AZ the resort hereafter without
the engagement OF some Wen KNOWN
military concert band. Bands hereafter
will play in the Hippodrome building,
which is to have its interior rcmodelcd
into a model concert auditorium.
The arrival of President Joseph Web
Der Of the Federation OF American
Musicians from Cincinnati Is looked
FOR at any time. as he Is on trip to
the coast, and is 10 stop over mere.
Secy. Press of the salt Lake local says
Mr.. Weber VIII adjudicate without
delay the Zimmerman Hauerbach CON
troversy. but has nothing TO do with
anv differences that NAV arise between
theater managers and their orchestras'
Such matters are attended TO strctlN
by the local union.
In the Catholic cathedral Sunday. -
children will receive tho holy COM
munion." at the 3 o'clock mass. when
llttie Miss Mary carter viii be the vo-
cal soloist. At the II O'Clock mass
<Iiss Matilda James Is TO sing. with
rurn hers from the German quartet. IN
Guiding Ett's "Veni Creator spiritus'
ana "SaIve Regina" by Palestrina-