The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-05

Music lovers of Salt Lake who failed
| TO be present at the Salt Lake theater
on tuesday night missed one Of the
greatest musical treats of the year. The
| occasion was the first appearance OF an
other Utah song-bIrd before n Salt Lake
| audience as a star. Utah. as state
has turned out more musical people than
| any other state i'm the union. And these
song birds from this state have always
made good They have sung In Amer,
lea. they have sung in Europe. Crowned
heads have applauded. They will again
Just now. In Berlin. Utah song bird
Is delighling audiences in the, German
capital Two others are enhancing Paris
with melody. On the stage in America
arc others who are charming the peo-
pie with their splendid voices. One
thing peculiar about these song birds Of
this great big state OF ours is that so
many OF them come from Utah county
from the Garden City Of the state-and
lessor Lund of Provo ii may be that
he is a magician In so far as music goes.
He may hypnoti5e his pupils, But when
eyer. eyer they appear, upon the stsge music md,
have heard the melody which these pu-
pills Of this man In Provo slve TO the
world they marvel.
Tuesday night a pupil Of this musical
magician OF Provo made her first ap-
pearauce before a Salt Lake audience.
Her name is Florence Jepperson. She
said that II Is a delightful voice.
cha rmlng voice, clear as a bell Miss
Jcpperson WAS a pupil OF Prof Anton
Lund She studied In the New England
Conservatory Of Music, and Is now con-
nected with the b. y. college at Provo
Miss Jeppcrson has splendid con
tralto voice and the programme which
she presented gave opportunity TO show
what she could do as song bird. The
several numbers which she gave were
cncorcd again and again. q.
Miss Jcpperson was assisted by Francis
Woodmansee pianist Mr.. Woodmansee
is from Chicago He has achieved
wonderful success in the east. During
the past summer The he has been Sil Az v'Si,or
pearance here and he was given more
than cordial welcome: His speciality is
selections from Chopin. and his rendl-
ton OF the compositions Of this master
was exquisite. His touch upon the plano
was delicate. and he was poetic In tone
and brought out all the delicacy and
Mr. Woodmansoe leaves for Los An
selcs today, where he will give spe-
cal Chopin recital,
test comedy dramas ever written is the
offering al the Garrck theater all TINS !
week The play Is called "a Virginia
Courtship'" and is pretty love romance
that is certainly worth while, Every
member OF the Ingcrsol company are mp
TO their usual standard OF. excellence.
making d finished and beautiful perform
amre IN eve every ,arnnnn detail m hsre ere WI" a., next
week William Ingersoll and company VIII
appear in one Of Mrs. Fiskes greatest !
successes. Leah kleschna. The seat |
sale for this great play has commenced
and indications are packed houses all
next week
Johnny Williams. in the role Of Mrs, !
Rafferty,, the Irish scrub woman with |
knockout in either hand, In The Police |
Inspector at the Orpheum this week
is renewing pleasant memories In the |
minds OF many Salt Bakers who remem- |
ber Mr.. Williams well as q capable actor |
who long was local favorite The en- !
tire Orpheum bill Is going we'll this
week.
The size OF the audiences az the Colo
NAL this week is increasing nightly. Billy |
Clifford sings and dances as gracefully |
as ever and the comedy Of his latest |
show Is very good. Mr., Clifford Is never
without a good chorus and this yoar
he has a prettier and harder working |
chorus than ever before.
All preparations have heen completed |
for the opening of the engagement of
the Frederick Moore stock company at
the Shuhert theater Thursday evening |
in A thrilling mclodrama entitled. "A |
Fight for Love and Honor in which |
will be seen company OF fourteen peo-
pie with the production staged In as |
manner as money could pro
duce H. The Moore company is TO be |
seen al the Shubert throughout the bal
ance of the winter season in a series
Of hish-class melodramas. and no en-
the productions the finest of their kind /
seen here in many seasons. Mr. Moore |
is a talented leading man. who has been
seen here in various theatrical attrac-
tions, including the prcsen atjon Of one