The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25

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pupils. was given in a very crcditablc
Miss Hartley played Nocturne from
Chopin most charmingly. her work show
ing as II always does-a great deal OF
| temperament and this with her careful
and faithful study has brought about
results that place her among the fore
most of salt Lake Cty's young artists,
The work of the quatcttc given
m fairyland' was most pleasing. The
Song OF the Water Mixes" deserving
OF especial mention: Mr.. Graham In his
tenor solo. The Water Nymph' gave
his usaul excellent work and lnterpre-
tation. Mrs. Taylor the charming So
prano. and Miss Dwyer, were each in
| splendid voice and received well -meritcd
applause. The baritone solo by Mr., Cur
| It's was splendidly sung and was ono OF
the delightful features OF the entertain
Much praise is due the accompanist OF
the, evening, Miss Maud Thorn Her
techniGue Is of a high order and under
| the touch of her slsiltul fingers the in
strumcnt sings the song In perfect sym
pathy wiSl tho singer.
The committee in charge OF the ar-
fair. consisting of Mrs. II. G. Mcmillan.
Miss Ethel Paul Mrs w. Ii. Alexander
| and Mrs. III. j. Dininny. arc to he con-
graduated upon the success OF the con-
VI oS Al UllSlCdl event
Another large audience was at the Co
tonIal last night TO enjoy the delights ar
fordcd In tho presentation of tho PINloy-
Ludcr comic opera. "Eing Dodo," as sing
by John Corts excellent company. The
engagement promises TO be one Of the
most profitable Of the season.
"The Royal Mounted" by William and
Cecil Dc Mile Is given sumptuous pro-
ducton at the Bungalow by Willard Mack.
MauOp Leone and al no Ill
Is greeted with capacity houses nightly
Ihe company gives the same artistic per
INqrmaance this week as Il did last week.
Mr.. Mack as Victor O'Bryne. plays the
part with delightful ease and in tho i'm
lensely dramatic scene in the third act
he Is splendid. Miss Leone as Rosa Lara
bee n child OF the woods gives her usual
excellent performance. The stage settings
are beautiful There will be the usual
matlnees wednesday and Saturday. !
The attraction at the Colonial theater
next ,, week is the, musical extravaganza.
here twice before at the Salt Lake thea
ter and made distinct hits each Time. The |
production this year has been almost en-
tirsly rebuilt and introduces many new
ana novel scenic effects. as well as some |
new jngling musical numbers. one OF |
the featured numbers this season Is "The |
BilliSen Man." given by Adelaide Harland |
hit In New York last summer and this |
viii be the first time il has been present
ed IN salt Lake as a complete produc- |
ton number.
Unusual interest is manifested in the |
engagement AT the Salt Lake next week
OF Robert Mantell. Mr.. Mantell will bring |
TO Salt Lake eight magnificent produc- |
tonS OF as many different plays, and II Is |
stated that he and his company Will rem
der these in exactly the same manner
that characterized the recent long engage
ment In New York City The Manteli pro-
duetons arc noteworthy for the careful
mi In sE.. L.. s,NIl
ana the proper costuming Of tho charac-
ters. Mr.. Mantell will be assisted by Miss
M. Marie Booth Russell as leading woman;
appear as Lady Macbeth. q role In which
she has gained great favor The order in
which the plays Will be given during this
Macbeth" Tuesday Louis XII" (by
DelavIgne): Wednesday. Hamlet
"Wednesday ma tinee. Romeo and Juliet
Thursday night. king Lear Friday.
"Othello:" Saturday matinee. LAS You
Like IL" Saturday night, king Richard
IL or the above named plays Louis
by Mr.. Manten The curtain will rise
promptly at o'clock evenings and at
o clock sharp on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons.
The members OF the Pleasant Hour
cIub, one OF the oldest social organizations
IN the city. were the guests at big box
party given at the Mission theater, Mon
day afternoon, the hosts being the officers
OF the club. The club was organized
over fifteen years ago and still has a ma
1ority OF Its original members. most of
whom attended the Mission Monday aft
ernoon; Some one. just who had not
Nicol Hood, one of the charter members
of the club. They Induced Billy Clark the
minstrel man. who Is appearing at the
Mission. TO sing a song which he claimed
had been composed by Mr.. Hood. Billy ]
Clark can sing. but he can nee sins"
like Nicol Hood. Clark has announced
that he intends to sing the song again
tonight with the same announcement.
Scotchmen promise to be present In force,
For the first time since the organiza- {
tion OF the Press club there has arisen
a real schism and dlsscnsion In the club.
some Of the members have taken eXcep-
lion TO the public announcements that
have been made through the press that
G.. Mckenzie has made a trip to the
north pole. These doubling ones raised
The question at a meeting of the show
Monday afternoon and insist
I'd that before the club assumed rcspon-
'lbility for statement of that character
,roDnr = would fn,3 be No No more than right and
scientific data, observations. etc, taken
ana made on the dash TO the pole.
AZ first these knockers were treated
With contempt and proper disdain. but ,
he opposition reached such proportions
hat at the afternoon meeting the mat
er was brought TO head when the dis
ee request asking that Mr.. Mckenzie
&c required 10 submit report covering
he different phases OF experiences TO be
encountered on a journey 70 the north
,olc, The committee. having full con-
tdence that such report would readily
De forthcoming. has asked Mr.. Mckenzie
o prepare one at once and. by agreement
With the doubling ones. this report is to
re submitted to a committee chosen from
he ranks OF the faculty and students of
he Utah State School for the Deaf
Dumb and Blind. and, their decision.
will rest the final Judgment of the Press
lub In this matter. However the Press
lub Is sufficiently satisfied that tho es-
ential points covered In this opera are
ccuratc. that II will continue with re-
earsals for the grand show 30 be given
I the Salt Lake Theater. February OF
his year
So much interest has been aroused
mong the Odd Fellows In the produc-
lon Of ''The Shepherd King by Wright
>orimer. that II has been arranged 10
ave an Odd Fellows night. and Wednes-
lay has been selected as the occasion.
odd Fellowship Is founded upon The
veil known story OF David and Jonathan.