Salt Lake Herald | 1902-01-26 | Page 3 | Amusements

I I Amusements u e 1 I Ithe The recital r ial by ly the pupils pupil of Professor J J McClellan at the th Theatre last lat even een was one of the most successful et events of the kind k ever heard hot in Salt Lake Le Seldom Indeed ed has ha an instructor of music attempted to display the tb tat tal talent tl ent of his hi own on development in so large lare lareal an al auditorium but as an a indication of Mr MI popularity and of what the evening evening proved it I is necessary to tosy say sy only that the house was s jammed front from the orchestra to the entrances standing room rom in the th top tOI gallery gle even being bl at a premium p All UI classes cles were wee represented in the crush The stalls were occupied by b prominent church hurch people ppl critics crUcs and patrons of the te art while hit In I the body b of the house were other ter ther admirers either of of Professor Mc Me McClellan Ic Clellan his pupils pupil or as in most mst in instances Instances stances sc both Musically the evening was a delight Every Eor one of or the thE performers was wa greet greeted reet greeted ed e with wih applause From a field feld so lilted filed lne with th talent it I is difficult to select the most mot promising pupil pupO but their friends fl nd may certainly be proud of the thee e exhibitions by Miss Sybella Clayton Cl ton and andu Miss u Lola Ll each ech of whom hm ren rca rendered rende dered de a concerto co rt to the th accompaniment meat ment men of o a magnificent string quintette Mia Mii Clryton has hardly reached the thease age ase that tbt makes possible a great depth of feeling but out for neatness and dis dispatch dispatch patch she s certainly carried crie oft off of the t honors p of the evening e eninS Miss Coher especially in hr h r last number displayed rare artistic quality The The other pupils who performed were ere Walter Poulton Hattie Hatte Whitney White Eva Richardson Estelle Estelie E tIe Clinton Antoinette Antoinete Lambourne George Gerge pr Beanie Brooks Broks and a Ethel Etl Murphy The Illness of o hIs hk mother moter prevented the appearance of Harold Harol o Professor Goddard sang The Two Grenadiers with characteristic force and was vas warmly applauded