Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-03-06 | Page 11 | Weatherwax Brothers' Quartette Tonight

Weatherwax Brothers' Quartette Tonight As the Ia?t attraction for this season on tho Graham music and lyceum series. Mx. Graham announces the famous Weatherwax Brothers' male riuartetto at tho First M. 15. church tonight. All patrons pa-trons who have, any unused tickets may present them at tho church tonight, where they will bo honored. The "Weatherwax brothci-s' first public work was In the fall of 1S0C, when they sang throughout northern Iowa In the notablo lUcKlnlcy campaign. They mado such a hit everywhere that there was an Immediate demand for them to do other public work. This quartette, In addition to vocal music, also appears In a trumpet quartette, quar-tette, which also brings forth the nd-mi nd-mi ration of thoso who lovo rich, heroic music. Tho trumpets arc comparatively seldom used on the lyceum platform, and it Is a treat to hear them when well played. Tho trumpets which they use were made specially for this quartette. As to their vocal work, all four brothers broth-ers have fine voices and have had years of practice together, which has resulted In most excellent harmony. They have all been natural musicians from their Infancy, and as someone has truly said, "rt'liclr voices have a decidedly 'family blend. A unique feature of this organization or-ganization is that there aro two readers in tho company. Tickets aro on sale at tho Graham music and lyceum bureau at the Garrlck theater.