The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
|CHO|R WILL COVER
/ IMPORTANT CITIES
complete Itinerary IS Pub
lished for Friends and Tor
General Distribution.
REHEARSAL ON SUNDAY
Singers Will Make Final Pub
lie Appearance Friday at
Salt Lake Theater.
REHEARSAL ON SUNDAY

The complcte Itinerary OF the big trans
n RcontInental concert tour of The New York
chorus oil the tabernacle choir has been
co,npcted and published In an attractive
booklet for general distribution, 1t shows
That the aggregation OF selected singers
. will travel n distance OF 55l7 mics from
The time o. departure. October 25 TO The
. hour OF return. November 26. giving for
.iy-siX public concerts and covering the
.rimportanl Cilics cast OF Salt Lake.
Details oi the trip were explained 10
choir members al TUESDAY nights regular
rehearsal in the bishops building. the
singers viii all have badges. which viii
pass them into the thcaters or halls where
concerts arc 10 be. given. Strict organl-
"a ton viii be maintained on the train.
n The Pullman car doors -yill he locked al
tinidniglIt, and all must DC in their places
4 AT that hour during stops at cities. Prof.
Evan Stephens said That a quiet. gentle
manly and ladyllkc dcmeanor was eX-
pecied from all throughout the trip, and
/ he said he was confident the cHpecta-
= ticns oil the people of the community and
3 the state would not be disappointed.
Must Check Through,
Those who take trunks, II was cE-
planned, will have To check them direct
{, ~ through 10 New York. No trunks viii
I. be allowed on the special train. Each
chorus member will Jc entitled TO carry
The The train viii leave v Monday evening neSt
from the oregon Shorr Line station at
6:l5 and win be opened FOR the admission
of the chorus members an hour only be-
fore starting time
The chorus viii hold n special rchear-
sal Sunday morning. the last before be
conceded that The work OF the singers
Is even beyond highcst expectations. and
faith is expressed In thc declare tion that
4 tho touY viii be cpuch- making far as
the clroir organization is concerned.
Tho final appearance OF the singers
pricr TO The departure for New York VII
Lake theaicr. The -uie of tickets is
now going on at the thcater box office. at
prices ranging from % cents 10 81. Every
y one who desires 10 support the choir's
ancn will bc in .'full dress and VIII bc
carried out Just as though ono of the big
concerts of the Itinerary were being
Commercial Club Helps.
With cnmmcndabl bic enterprise the Com
mcrciaI clnh. through its publicly bu
reau. is sending out Volumes Of circulars
to Salt Lake merchants and business
! men. asking them to advise their eastern
friends snd business associates of the
A Forthcoming iouv THIS ~ expected To re-
suit in q great amount Of good. IncloSc1
wifi the Commercial club letters are
Pamphlets with view OF the chorus and
big organ. while on the bock is printed
The Itinerary ia full.
Tho first concert viii i've given al Ogden
Monday evening, The singers will leave
Ina shrir concert costumes. as there will
be No. time fer preparation of dress after
rlellan's ode 10 Irrigation viii be ilo
Feature OF the programme. end in singing
u the New York chorus Will be assisted
BY tho ogden tsheru1clc choir.
Soloists Who Go.
in addition tn the 200 singers th<, fol-
lowing soloss viii take part IN the diff
feren, concerts during thc tour and the
New York engagement.
SoDrancs-Nrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward
Contralto-MlsS Florence .Iepperson
\ Tenors-J. T. Hand. David Reese. Fred
Bsritones-H. $, Ensign. Melvin Feter-
son. john Robinson.
EiolinWillard Il. Weihe
Hsrp-Miss Lydia White.
Inc tour will be in the hands OF George
+ ID. Pyper general manager: y :. Spen-
GER. transportation manager and the
i executive committee Of the choir con-
sistirE of Benjamin Goddard chairman:
Evan stephens. J T. Mcclellan l.. III.
Pierc", Horace S. Ensign and David a.
Prof. Evan Stephens appears in The Of
/, flcial itinerary booklet as director with
Horace s Ensign assistant Prof J.
j Mcclellan will offciatc as usual at
The organ, with Edward p Klmbali as
assistant.
N Following is the official itinerary as
published IN complete form yesterday:
MOUNTAIN TINED
Leave Sal' Lake at Sis p. m October
- N''' -" ''ii'It lAIlcr 3rflNlnS III
/. Ogden at 7.l5 D. M. October 90
Leave Ogden at 9:30 p. m October %
Il o"er Union Pacific. Breakfast lunch tc
. be served " dining cars October "a Ar
n rive ~ CHEYENNE At I y. N. October "a
Concert 81 Csrtoi Avenue tncater in
evening.
Ia Leave Cheyenne At II p IN. October
"a over Union Pacific. Breakfast lunch
TO be served IN dining cars October 25
"A Arrive AT Omaha a. i:30 p. IN. tcentra
iime) October 25. Concert at AUDITORIUM
In evening,
CENTRAL TIME.J
Leave Omaha at 1880 p. IN. October ..
over G. NJ & ST, p. Breakfast 70 b'
served In diners from 1880 until a. m
October 26. Arrive at Chicago at 12:3
II =. N. October 26. Concert at Orchcstrs