Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1915-09-28 | Page 9 | At the Orpheum

1 l t tl the e orp Orpheum eum 11 I I i itT I CE C With JU Jules i nom Homer r nt at the Orpheum IRACE RACE CARLISLE the at atthe atthe G GRACE the Orpheum 1 is blessed blesse with a partner who accomplishes everything ho he undertakes Jules Homer is his name and ho is one of ot the r few w who does not know what failure means means- that I is Is for or himself Mr Ir flomer r always wished to play pIa before the tho crowned heads of ot Europe which ono one did not at that time make I an any particular difference to Mr lr Homer Romer What hat he wanted was tho the distinction of or letting tho the rulers hear his violin With that Idea Ide In lit mind he ho went vent to Vienna In 1908 and applied for the leadership of ot the tho orchestra which played at the hotel which housed house King Edward of England during his stay there Although h there were vera man many other applicants for tho ho leadership cl J ersh of this orchestra Homer Homel won tho the tion The fhe first evening o that Mr Romer Homer was directing h hw hu played a n violin solo sob Tho king wa was In another room but upon hearing the strains of Mr Homer Romer's Ho- Ho mer's mers Instrument he Immediately en entered entered en- en the tho room In which was Mr Ir Romera Ho- Ho mera iners orchestra Alono lono lono and without his hig dignitaries the tue king listened intently and at the tho finish of tho ho solo olo asked that he ho might speak to Mr 11 Homer Tho soloist was wag d with compliments and forthwith granted the lie king Icing another violin number numb r. r which was enjoyed as ns aswell well ell ebi as the first Notwithstanding th the tha fact that Mr Homer Romer has hag traveled tr all over this country country coun coun- try tn and anti Europe and has buts held Important important tant taut leaderships on both hoth continents ho he Is proud that thelt ho Is It a n westerner born in San Francisco of ot German Gorman parentage par par- In Dresden he was soloist und and of ot the tho Philharmonic orchestra orchestra or or- chestra which numbered eighty men