Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-04-20

CALLS presence in Cedar City during
the summer and have a special course
given for them. Mr.. Dougall will be
assisted in the vocal department by
Miss Evangaline Thomas, one Of Salt
Lakes leading contraltos, at present
connected with the public schools and
one of the leading church singers.
She appeared with the Emma Lucy
Gates Opera Co. both seasons, sing
ing opposite Miss Gates in "Travatia"
and Faust" winning great success.
/ The piano department will be in
charge of Gustave Soderlund, who
studied in Gothenburg and Stockholm,
Sweden, Copenhagen, Denmark and
New York City, with Reuterborg, r.,
Anderson, Arthur Allin, f. VanDooten
Alberto Jonas, f. Akerberg. He was
selected by Royalty as the teacher
for two and one-half years of Prin-
cess Sophie Frijs of Frijsenborg, Den
mark. He was director of the Con-
servatory Of Music at Valparaiso,
Chilli, for four years. He is teacher
of the Leopold Godowsky series of
progressive piano studies. Dorret
Evans oolley will be the other piano
teacher. She is student of Spen-
Ger Clawson, Jr, Arthur Shepherd,
now of Boston, and Madam Fannie
Bloomfield Zeisler, of Chicago. She
toured with several seasons with sue
cess, under the Chicago Lyceum Blu
reau. She has appeared in Salt Lake
in concert on several occasions and is
considered one of the leading con-
cert pianists of the west.
The violin, orchestra and band de-
partment will be in charge of Kenneth
Roylance, a graduate of the b. Y. u,
Provo, a member of the Gudmanset's
string quartet, a pupil of Willard
Weihe and successful orchestra and
band director.
Mr.. Graham, who will have direct
charge of the southern Utah School
of Music, will leave today or tomor-
row for Salt Lake, but expects to re-
turn early next month to list the
students, examine them as to their
standing, present knowledge and
learning in music, and allot them
time of lessons.
I Announcement will be made at a
later date when students who intend
taking this instruction will be ad-
vised when they can meet in Cedar
City for this purpose. For those
with whom it is impossible to make
special trip to Cedar before the
school term begins, examination will
be made by the answering Of various
questions.
Applications are being received
now, and any information as to terms,
etc, can be furnished by addressing
Mr.. Graham, 1913 Wall street, Capt.
toll Hill, Salt Lake City, or /. J. Nut
tall, secretary Commercial club, Cedar
City, Utah
This is one Of the rarest opportu-
mites in a musical line that has ever
come to the people Of the south, and
is especially fattering to Cedar City,
since it has been selected as the most
advantageous small city in the state
in which to open this course Of les
sons. Such an array of talent as
the above is not often assembled out
side Of first and second class cities,
and we trust that the people Of the
southern counties will avail them
selves of the opportunity afforded OF
pursuing advanced courses in music
so that the Southern Utah School Of
Music may become a permanent in
stitution, and that its effects may be
far-reaching and have conspicuous
effect upon the musical development
in the southern part of the state.
FOR SALE.-Twenty acres of al.
falfa land near town, cheap. Also