Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
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. u..rk which has been going
the tho1tcr Tor a fort
i -..st past indicates good
s.- Monday evenings event
"' ., m. demand FOR seats continues
.l,y his .t ought TO. and the out-oi-
.s..lf rontingents arrive In the
NV" ...ste1 the great singer ought
,..s a notable audience. siiil' ''a'
mater NJ uncertainty. as no one
hotter than salt Lake managers
,.,. taken ou themselves me
concert enterprise. As for
-r.t. side Of the entertainment
-.,o..ss tl Dee Of th" most nota'i'
..,,r The numbers to be rem
rcd are as follows.
L-Rse.tatIye and aria ron Nm, snt
- ,,.rr Titus ...... ,..... mozart
,-.a from the opera samson
and ueuah'
d scene from Wagner's Got
terdammerung
, Aria. All Mon FITS from
~ Prophcte.
In a Die AlImacht.. .'''' e.. Slluuei1
a Spring Journey ..'Scnumailh
o. Love is Forever ........H Brahms
d Allerseelen ....'' ''''''7'i"u sS
o. Ldchcsteire.
cradle song ..,.... .,....Stelh
nv Five English Songs:
O. The Rosary .........' NeNlh
oh. Let Night Speak Of
Nfa.......... ........ Chadwick
D,pza..... Chadwick
4 his Lullaby Carrie Jacobs Bond
2 Love In Cottage
,tsdame Sohumann-Heink will sing
n italian. German and English, but
dr-orrlms containing English trans
iatons Of the words VIII be distrib-
ited.
The boy vioiiuist. Irwin Robertson, who
,ppears 40 the theaterthis afternoon and
Evening gives two complete programs.
tb.- afternoons numbers being along
renuIar lines for the benfit ~ children.
Tonight he plays selections from Cho-
hin and Mozart and several other mas
fsrs. an his numbers being chosen with
view to showing his wonderful pro-
fcIency He is said To be only eleven
,eare or age. and was born in the
rountalns NJ Idaho being sent 10 the
New England conservatory Boston,
for instruction. II IS stated that hc
accomplished IN one year what the or
binary pupil requires four o. do.
Master Robertson viii be- assisted by
Miss Phnbrook, pianist, who also play
several numbers.
The double fortissimo solos. duos.
tr0s Quartets and general ensemble,
CONTINUOUS performances Of the pn1g-
matil rIyeters on the Hotel Utah struc-
ture continue 10 bring coruscating
vearIness Of the flesh. prolonged per-
Portability, anguish Of spirit. mortl1-
cation " the soul. and several yards Of
other Affections TO the long suffering
musical tenants Of the sixth floor of the
Tcmp.oton building. The Instruments
~ torture threaten 10 develop a nov
disease called the Pneumatic Rivetcr
concerto SarComa OF the brain. n sort
~ composite deterioration ~ the cram
Sal dlrameter and the registering gang
lIa. II this sort of thing keeps M
much longer Hugh DougaU is likely
20 Doe sent 90 a sanitarium PROF. Nc
'lollan has already scattered most Of
his chrysanthcmum Of raven locks TO
the four winds and Tracy Cannon is
suffering from aggravated ncurasthen-
Representatives from the various mu-
Gle houses iu this city met Thursday
noon. in actual synchronous harmony
NJ the Commercial club lunch table.
where such things earthly as "stiHing
competition cutting under zach 9th
ers prices, and other features Of cs-
rophonIc business strife were an reIe-
relegated 60 the realm Of funeral dir
fe', and the common mind dWet in
an atmosphere or cheerful stLorx, The
general ensemble was How beautiful
" is for brethren 10 dwell together fan
unity 10 is as the all which IAN down
Aaron s beard etc II is proposed IN
hold these musical love hestas rcriod-
iodIly developing trla. beautiful ana
altogether lovely feeling ln the trade
tending o. make the divine art lo.aIb
what il viii be hereafter. d symposium
OF celestial harmonic
Among those who have won honors
90 eastern schools may be mentioned
Dick Roberts. who has recently been
awarded scholarships on the French
horn and cello at the Cincinnati school
of Music This is especially praise
worthy. as only three scholarships are
given each year
Mr.. Roberts. a former pupil OF Prof