The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
DRAMATIC NEWS
AND COMMENT

Although Sousa 5 band IS now on iis
round the.world tour. YOU can hear
this famous organization play three oi
the March Kings own selections o.
the new Victor records now on sale
two new marches. 1.-The Fedora
March - and the ''GIory of the Yankee
Navy; and "The Red Men the
first part of Mr., Souza 5 new suite
which he has entitled 1.-The DweIlers in
the Western World. - Pryor s band
renders Rossini s italian in Algiers
Overture the Victor Concert orchcs
ira distinguishes itself in its delicate
PLAYING of tho drcamily beautiful
Midsummer Nights Dream Over
ture' and its effective rendition of the
"Birth Of Passion Waltz y from
" Madame sherry and the Victor
Dance orchestra offers the tunefui
''Boston Virginia Reel, played very
loud and in proper tempo for dancing
this popular diversion,
a new vical waltz. Printemps. is
delivered bv Lucy Isabella Marsh with
the purity Of tone and faultless method
which always characterize her work.
Elizabeth Brice sings a popular darky
song. ''Loyic Joe. in clever ana
amusing manner, and another darky
song, "Mighty LAX Rose. is snng
by Marguerite Dunlap. A splendid rem
dition of the :" Two Little Love Bees =
from the "Spring Maid is given by
Elizabeth Wheeler and Reinald Wer.
renrath. Mr.. Werrenrath also sings as
a solo the favorite old Molloy ballad,
"The Kings Highway Murray X.
Hill gives very funny monologue. " a
Bit of Drama, and a comic speciality.
''Tbrough the Hole in the Fence
Monroe Silver offers humorous dia-
Iect song. 'That's YiddiSha Love,
and Ada Jones and Steve Porter present
an amusing skit entitled 1.-The Piano
Tuner -
An unusually brilliant and attract
i've medley Of gems from that charming
comedy. Florodora,' is given by tie
Victor Light Opera company, and an
other record contains eight favorlte
numbers from the fascinating Err
mimic The "That Girl quartette rec
ord Of "Honev Love- and "On San
Francisco Bay is sure TO be 4 ire
mendous success The Fisk Jubilee
quartette presents an old jubilee song.
''Po' Mo 'ner Got a Home al Last, -
and one of their number gives a favor
ite Dunbar poem "The Old Tunes. -
The Peerless quartctte presents har.
monious rendition of the new darky
song, Emmaline Lee; Ada Jones
and the American quartette render the
favorite "Come. Josephine, in My Fly
ing Machine - Billy Murray sings 20
perfection "That S Why ] Never Mar
ried. - the amusing 'ma trimouy'' song
from tho ''Slim Princess; and two
melodious hymns are offered on
double,faccd record-''The Valley OF
Peace by those favorte duetists, An.
thony and Harrison and "StlIl, still
With Thee" by the Chicago Glee club.
Less is said to be known concerning
the early life Of William Makepeace
Thackeray than almost any other Eng
lish author of note. Scant facts which
have been CLEANED show that he was
born in Calcutta in 1871: that he was
left fortune Of 100000 By his father,
who died when he was five years old;
that he was sent TO school in England:
that he was prepared for college at the
old Charter House school; that he was
graduated from Trinity college. Cam.
bridge. and that while in college he
showed much ability ms writer of