Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19


ts, Berlin "sIrnale. Of Fen TO-
iii r, the following. ,,,r,.
alp tenor with wondeIiu'S
"a ne" I'm that Il Is Best
55sriy appeared in her ,... s o
trnetons as yet but sou"
a p'','t,. heard FOO public. It Is an
Do. "Lh ' g.. Mr. Best has just peen
-re5 to sing the role Oh o.. an Ameri-
cgrl opera Best Us an an. ~, .ra,
A' ,,. voice is rare-of a ne" c cree,
.'n. h+ ooly big, but also oeauti il,l
uon-n'' higher register II fairly
initiates ...rut5 is the renowned
August ,.pul1r weekly musical
t.r ni v'.'
-lz.ne s5yertlsemcnt also APP
tlH 7.u.s Iu the "Signale 80,
.~ a. .-I.,D tenor Alfred Best VII
che Nl- ,|rf.r BOZ concert oIat"li ,"
.- t'.lN .- fFc first time tn Europe
I'D oyer. .-est concert ana pPeI"
'p. t1 German, Italian ana ,-ire
.tr.r Huuouuccmeuls i",'
-s.snt letter to fi"l' D. o.
r.r Str Best et}r- bo,.o sigped
90 .u happy t' say a. salter.
&c. ,alrs' contract WIN MI ...... ,,'t'
ll.' .fr.4dv started adNel uslh5
nl1 h'- ..r s.a by "a paper ! shal
me as have signed for ~ per
..hd . tra first year. TOT lu'VVV
iIIII'' .u evucuses, this ~ call7
Warh- apora and gramaphohS,
if t..r makes II easier thah an
singing WHICH
ols ..,trart for concerts starts
guy buf fUr opera / have untll
rghI ."-' ,4 Doc ready and then l
. Ott.'I 49,. Elk uu.ras six oratorlos' W
i'e1t I "a SONGS. $50 YOU see nave
dila' . d.. Ip- Mr. Salter says ne
..1 many thousand marks ia
"tu ..g. m. this year, and 10 MAKE
lf secure s1 ] won DI"dk ~
'...ri.t with him Doc has put peHalls
III aad marks f ] break my co ,ll a.
-s arst year, and s-''Vu' W se1,i.
Tr about one week MT, Sdl'ei
ear o.. Rrussels. Ostend. Cologne,
.r5 London. and ] must sing Tor
KY. .,..r4 managers Of these places
i.ter return and sing lGast( en-
l' .,,..,.rts This win be my hrst trip
No. ;-S gest adds that ne expects to
kr.IT- garden, a branch or the
1Itsi orer4 during the summer ana
..sgt II he does he viii make MS depu'
rs aLohonuIn.
Mos d 81 Dnwoodcy, whose beauti-
Oh ..rf-Ilf1 voice has been hearu on
,..r, .rrasous 100 salt Lake, anc VINO
I. "a avHritg pupil OF PROF. iorIen5t
.r5ar whose direction she sang WIN
III. Theodore Thomas orchestra IN IN
,.gl has decided t1 accept limited
,.,5rb.r of pupils. and viii teaoh at
.s.r.. uu First avenue. Some
,.5r- .ra Nu uuWoody also studied
/, rar6an with OBJ, famous teacher,
.GaIcIa
,r.,r4r.4I exercises at the temple
In. N4IIswsI will De held tomorrow az
ID o. m Prof Kent viii sing over the
et8r. There Is Rest some sweet
.DarH aThy VIII De- Done and kind
Words are Sweet Tones of the Heart
lr..s Pearl Rothschld will act as ac-
.comuan.st The public is cordially IN
.yited.
st. Paurs Episcopal choir is COM
Melting the rehoarsals Of its Easter
music the program including Eyers
communion service" Dudley Ducks
NNNNHI III NIN' tAAANAANAAAH ahffH-AfN
my Soul" bv GounOd and and other
fra compositions. The music for Palm
sunday win include the anthem send
out Thy Light" Gounod, and the full
Palm Sunday service
The many friends in this city Of
No. D. BrIu,s VIII be pleased To learn OF
bis intention 90 return 20 salt Lake TO
reside and teach after Easter
Tho tabernacle choir win rehcarse
in Che tabernacle for the rest Of the
month.
Organst Tracy Cannon Of the FIRST
Congregational church win play prior
20 the Sunday morning service. Gull
mants Andauta in A Flat. and Faure's
Palms, O0ertory Mailly's Palm
sunday, Pos-ude, "Hosanna' by
Waehs.
There is music in the air" I'm salt
aIr circles over the raise made by the
union Zoo salaries for musicians the
coming season. The men claim they
have been worked overtime. from one
% two hours day. without extra
which gave them that
tired feeling" They laid the situation
before the musical union. with the
result that the salary per man has
been elevated from S2l Co $50 per week,
which the musicians consider a decided
Improvement The Saltair manage
mont however. does not sympathiZe
th This new order of things. and
gives a7 yet no indication that il will
aI he scale.
While tho sales OF sheet music con-
nIa gutfyingIy large, the popular
.n Does not appear TO be maintained
lho standard observed during the
tHn months so dealers report.
Boo fH.r" I# UD more war. The piano
.as been quiet tho past week,
iH. ." off talking machines have
heavy as ever.
. Has fine musical program in
I"#' ward amusement hall Friday
HHH hE local talent In aid Of the
'"r erecting "a much needed new
...HHH-D. Horace Ensign and
AsnNortn were among tho
.rw.rs
H..a band had 80 men out al the
rehearsal They played a Grand
.i.n from Somnabula". and at the
N. they win play selections from
... hHN"mD' The band has at pres
30 io D. 1at clarinets. two flutes. a
'HNu't. hassoou and two obOcs.
good q reed section as "a band could
.'' Mr.. Held win have tho salt
.e music this season, He has sent
inr TO selections scored for chimes.
Nora Gleason was much missed
thursday evenings ST. Patricks en-
..'lnment in the Salt Lake thcater.
''i0f9re, She has been In entire
purge of the function, and always