- An r —me Or :11‘v!Ado - e"'71j L's141 L A d —a ppm -11 " 11044 0 pra IZA0-1- S D Le! adti 1 Daily the attendance grows larger at the Centennial exhibit of Utah artists It is an unparalleled opportunity to view at one time the achievements of Utah's leading painters Notable for its color is "April in Utah" the work of Sister Mary Irenita of St Mary of the Wasatch Distinguishing her work is a fine color sense and this painting is one of her best Peach and apricot trees bloom against violet blue mountains tipped with patches of white snow The old house rising above the orchard jubilee is in violet rose The total effect is one of discriminating charm Sister Mary Irenita studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Pine Arts and at Philadelphia's Moore institute She has been on the staff of St Mary of the Wasatch for the past seven years 4 Sessions Painting one-ma- a'Arril In 'Utah" rainting by Stater Mary Iretdta of St Mary S ta G Si ings of James M Sessions American contemporary artist have recorded many events in United States history Commissioned by the United 3tates navy department he re corded heroic feats of the battle fleets during World War IL He also did the much heralded jeep Now the west has atseries tracted him the result being a splendid painting depicting the trekof Utah pioneers The painting will be on view briefly from July 20 to Aug 4 in the Fine Arts building at the It will Centennial exposition be a part of a special showing of pictures depicting early Utah and pioneer history ' ciT Toni ht ii The baritone voice of Leonard Warren Metropolitan opera star 45 who will appear In concert here at 8 pm tonight will lift the musical ctxtain on the six-stprogram sponsored by the Utah Centennial commission The baritone win appear 113 guest soloist in the Salt Lake tabernacle He will be accornr &riled by Willardon Sektberg at the program th piano Also is the Tabernacle choir 11 of the concert James 1st sessions famous American artist be Warren's rendition of the turns hts attention to Utah with this painting famous aria from the prologue of Lecricavallo's "ragliacci" Two selections from Handel are MUSICAL NOTES on the program as la the famous aria "Ert tu" from Verdi's SPO oek ar "Mazked Ball" LOELL M DUIIILA131 By I Two outstanddrig young artists Miss Lu Cretia Ferre lyric soprano and Finley Walker baritone will appear in joint reci- ar tal at the First Congregational church next Friday at 8:30 pm The concert is being managed locally by Miss Grace E Lundberg Miss Ferra is a youthful Salt Lake artist whose ability is attracting considerable attention his work in Los Angeles Miss Fern Sayre soprano Pasadena and Austin Seeger Ogden 'Promised Valley' Climax of the xnualcal series will be the mammoth production "Promised Valley" scheduled to noted choreographer Leading role in the "Promised Valley" 'will be sung by Alfred Drake star of the musical comedy "Oklahoma" Tonight's concert will give Iltahns the first opportunity to take advantage of a special bonus arrangement whereby purchasers of the first 25000 reserved seats for "Promised Valley" receive free tickets to any one of the Centennial concerts Helen rtm from July 21 to Aug 9 Rehearsals are already under way for the production whose ts under the direction of JOINT CONCERT LUNDBERG E a By Priounh IncrunriA FEL:ZE Lyric Seprems 7INLEY Tamil-I- s Bring tho Family for Dinner No Isritsno Utah Contonolot Exposition PM StS0 First Congregational Church ALL NEWLY DECORATED Dilating lit Diniag Room LOW GOOD FOOD (1st South 4th Last) TICKETS ON SALE Rtes Mask Cs JUNZ 25 U rt $123 — $121 (the Tax) Mena Nightly PRICES for Information 1 by and Paul BarOJAI I TrisollerOperate4 We Appreclata Tour Patronage cellent Those who were regular in their attendance heard much music that is often neglected In fact it is only during well planned music festivals that the average listener has an opportunity to hear "live" performances of such works as Berlioz"Ilar i LOGAN—Alexander echre!ner n Utah organist will play in concert for students and faculty of Utah State Agricultural college at 8 pm Monday in the LDS Fifth ward chapel here The concert will be a high of the light of the second week school's music clinic Three noted musicians have been brought in to conduct the expanded music program William Gould director of the University of Southern California's Trojan band has charge of the band Francis M Baxter director of music for Spokane Wash schools is training the chorus Norvel church Columbia university directs the orchestra Dr N W Christiansen head of the instrumental music departs ment at USAC is in charge of the clinic well-know- - 4 ! 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CENTENNIAL UTAH Niohtly at 0:30 :3 m — —14 imrly 'Lai P Lal Tribun-Telegra- Rat - and Rosorved Seoi for IASI 1 f:-- 1 Li Compositions by Chopin and Schumann will be featured when Kenneth Rasmussen pianist presents a recital at 8:30 pm Monday onat 1150 Yale ave of Mr and Mrs Kenneth a W A Rasmussen of Draper is a pupil of Helene Druke and Walter Shaw " e ins I Ycung Performer - s FLATURE ct - ' r TOMORRON't nt (Additions! °Of: aiELit1107r ' A r L t - Here 's what you get for only et 1k117 t '11ISSELL L 'f' PrIsvAct ROISALIND MUSICAL COMEDY DYE dean of women ' Hill BIG t 7-- UTAH CENTENNIAL rii411111 I Another special Centennial event scheduled by USAC is a five-da- y series of lectures on Utah's possibilities set for July Symposia will be conducted on agriculture industry arts and literature the family and community organization The program will mark the climax of USAC Centennial observances which have been dlrected here by Ions S aerinion Italy" Sibelius' violin N tAlso-00-- plained "the public will have the advantage of a discriminating discussion of each masterpiece In the collection" State Symposium old in alo- - Utah' artists smd art teachers Clinic Coniinuas the east 4 former member of the Tabernacle choir this student of Solon Alberti received a signal nonor last spring when she won first place in a radio contest sponsored by the New York Singing Teachers' Assn She was formerly a student of John Marlowe Nielson Mr Walker has won acclaim for his performance in the army air force show "Winged Victory" in the American Jubilee at the World's fair and the New York Oratorio Festival foundaHe also drew favorable tion comment for his performances during the opera season of the Memphis Open Air theater and in several presentations by the Philadelphia Opera company' Varied Program An interesting evening of music has been programmed by these two budding artists including such popular duets from the operatic repertoire as "La ci darem la mano" from "The Marriage of Figaro" the duet from the third act of "Rigoletto" and "Bess To Is My Woman Now" from Gershwin's and Bees" -"Porgy Solo offerings will find such composers as Wolf Mozart Schubert Handel Debussy Du pare and St Baena well represented Both artists will also present a group of selections drawn from the contemporary school and a composition by Alberti teacher of the talented pair L A Postcript Now that the extended visit of the Loa Angeles Philharmonic at Brigham Young university is over a short postcript seems in order Though the orchestra was a bit disappointing during the opening concert due to added personnel and lack of recent contact with Director Ws lienstein this weakness was short-live- d The programs during the remainder of the series were ex- IFSIO "ifs will ict as guides to visitors headed for the Centennial's exhibit-100 years of American painting—scheduled for July 1 to 22 at the state fairgrounds The personally conducted tours are being arranged by IL Reuben Reynolds chairman of the art committee and member of the Utah State Agricultural college Eviusic In 0'11 Guides Rocruitod From Painters showing a Mormon pioneer train making its 'way across the desert The original will be shown here -- STAVE FAIRGROUNDS Snack Bar - Cafeteria Dining Room 27 177L9 the GRDNS SILVER SOLON ALBERTI St tb Plans I Aecital L Singers NI English Numbers Mr Warren will also sing 'Oh That It Were So" by Frank Bridge and "Everything That I Can Spy" by Gene Bone and Howard Fenton Next week's production on the all-stmusical program will be "The CreaHaydn's oratorio tion" to be presented at the txbernacli' Leading roles in the oratorio will be sung by Russell Horton tenor licho is well known for GRACE Featured In "Oh Susanna" modern 'minstrel show scheduled to open here June 30 are the Tourraines song and dance team n art shows throughout the Featured in leading New York's at those Metropolitan and Chicountry including institute the paint art cago's ' x TIC:143 EARLY FOR CST SZAT3 ON SALE NOW AT TRIBUNE AND DESERET NEWS MAILS ORDERS ACCEPTED NOW! 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