Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02
MEzY

concert 10 be given by Emma
tucy Gates before she returns
i a., Berlin The thcater man
.-.r,pt is VI the opinion, owing to
~. number Of people who were unable
stain seats last Wednesday night,
,..to repstitlon would have drawn an
ua' big house Besides this. Real
t.,,ts day 40 Saltair drew many people
,ouId attend a second event. Pro-
r",,J ogden are anxious to hear Miss
o,,os and Prof stephens has offered
v',nl nor al the tabernacle. She has
N,Jssion from the Royal opera to
,rly two concerts, however. and
- the second will occur, IL at ali,
:, yet 20 be- decided upon,
H., meantime Miss Gates viii go
her psrents summer home in Brigh-
~, uberc she viii remain for the next
'.ysrsi weeks, her Berlin season open
ms AUS. IT,
pbiFpplpys band. a celebrated ltal-
Ian nrsanization consisting OF 40 eN-
,.rt musicians, exclusive OF the leader
s,s beeu engaged for II days by the
Lagoon Management. Inc engage
Int v.iu begin July IL. and during its
~
a. we'll as evening programs. The
land 4 now al Lakeside park, Denver,
"a sfter playing at Lagoon will go To
g',,innau for the rest OF the summer.
M one will be more delighted TO
.srn OF the success of Emma Lucy
Cates's homecoming concert than Will
NINE. Corelli, her teacher in far on
psrlin. She and Miss Gates had ar
fanged a little cipher code prior to the
atter's leaving Berlin, by which Miss
cafes was 10 cable her teacher tho re-
,its whether or not they were sue
ces,ful. 1t is hardly necessary to say
rat the cipher word did not spell
failure
Tho last issue Of Musical America
or New York reproduces the picture
lately printed by The News showing
prof Mcclellan at the keyboard OF the
tsbernacle organ The article written
sv the salt Lake CORES pendent of that
raucr contains an excellent account OF
Inc instrument, and refers to the daily
rscitals which are given in the great
building by permission OF the First
presidency
Miss Lillian Branning and Miss Dot
Mcmillan gave an enjoyable song re-
cital Monday evening at the home of
their Instructor Charles Kent. Thc
young women gave marked satisfac-
ton In the good character OF their
work They we're accompanied by Mrs,
Kent at the piano.
Mrs Broadbeck's pupils gave a piano
and vocal recital Thursday nigh NJ |
her studio which was attended by
fria A.
pressed themselves as much pleased |
With the evenings performance. Those |
taking part were: Madame Brod6cck, |
Mrs Sophia Brodbeck Bates, II. J. |
Smms flutist. olivia Brodbeck. w. u. |
pavson. Pearl SimIus. Miss Hattie |
Long Miss Lucille Osser. Ellen Aimes, |
the Misses clair and t,uth Senior Miss |
Gladys Morning and Sarah Mae Simms.
After the program refreshments were |
served
pleasing musical composition IN |
e. form Of a song has Just been issued |
fVn the press ,nti;lvd Wont You BE |
ty Mamma, Nv Gustav Schuster. the |
we'll known Salt Lake violinis- and IN
NfItOr In the Columbia COuSs rVHtoIy |
o. Htlic y t'thCI Pleasing pruduc-
toA OF 2 Salt Lake composer IL Amer
kan Girl Waltzes' a catchy compost
i.on from the musical pen OF Franklin
Maisen
There Is movement to revive the
Harmony Glee club Of five years ago.
or which Horace Ensign was the di-
rector and II IS expected that by next
Thursday the club win be able to APP
lfar az the weekly Thursday evening
Liberty park concert. Thousands Of
people are attending these musicales,
which are very much enjoyed.
froi e T Stayner has completed his
TASK OF scoring to the extent of 100 |
pages, his opera or Columbus" which
be will send east for publication; he