Show I- I v- v 1 MUSIC ti tiBy I INY By H. H M. M SCHILLER ANY NY unusual stunts In connection M MANY Lion tion with tin th development o ol of the th wireless and phonograph i recently have proved that material ma ma- tonal for lor thrills still stilt exists In this supposedly pro prosaic ilc a age ace e. e I From Gettysburg Pa Ia comes then the tho n news ws that an orchestra playing dance daneo I mu music Jc In I Philadelphia was overheard over or heard by a a. wIre wireless leu In to the former city and though 1 miles away w Y from the musicians the eavesdropping wire le was Wa able to tD repeat the musical c perfectly even to the orchestra orches tra leaders leader's directions George Georce Miller assistant Instructor at atthe atthe atthe the college wireless station In Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettys Gettys- burg bur was ws the first tint to discover his bis wireless apparatus was wae picking up by ear the perfectly good music of ot the Philadelphia orchestra Later Lter I several veral college collee students took up the receiver and got lIot the benefit of ot the thelong long lone distance nce dance music Under tho the auspices of ot the Radio club of ot Lowell Loell Mass comprised of ot young youn I men Interested d In wireless r research s arc l. l u. u dance was wa given at Association hall hail I Lowell at which th lh the music was wu supplied sup sup- plied by a a. phonograph stationed sty sev oral block blocks away from the hall hail The sound waves U were picked up by bya a wireless apparatus and transmitted through two horns born located at each side lido of the e stage In the dance e hail I The I music u was said to be clear I and a distinct It anti ana sufficiently powerful to reach reil th the sara cars of ot all of oC the dancers dancer alert That fur other t novelties eft countries along are arc Inventive v also on lines the Is evidenced b by the information recently re recently re- re I received from Crom England Englund that London has hal perfected an Instrument capable of r recording k I. voice I from Crom a distance of forty Corty mile I This experiment was made at Chelmsford In tho the county of oC Essex x The equipment at the receiving plant I In In the Strand London was wall attached to a 1 recorder which engraves the vi viI vibrations vibrations vi- vi bra of ot the tho o at Chelmsford I on un soft wax I II I Jazz devot devotees ell and liDd lovers lover ot of classic music will be equally entertained enter enter- I tamed by the band concert concerts at al Balti Saltair Saltair Salt Salt- i air tomorrow afternoon anI and evening Varl Varied arid d musical programs have havo been I arranged by Conductor Sweeten As All I added attractions attraction It t the e services of ot several stY sev eral nl lal talented Salt Lake musicians have be been n obtained There will be bo soprano I and baritone solos by Thelma Clark o and nd Hay flay M. M l RussIl 1 respectively respective respective- ct l ly while lr popular o Becky Almond 1 will pity tho the piano and Mae lae Anderson will 1 delight with her violin The program nl follows tallow I AFTERNOON 00 March Exalted d Ruler Huler 11 Hall all Overture Festival a 0 O By Ungo Von b and Ills lii Do Dog Pryor I Sop Soprano no solo tolo One Pine Fine Day from Madame Butterfly Puccini I Thelma Clark Brown evolution of Dixie Dixie played to different e rhythms Lake I Rl Selection The e Fortune iel Teller r Herbert ie b bt t Darlton solo I Infelice Verdi ao ft I nay Hay M. M I. I Russell Piano Ilano solo colo Io on Octaves Sauer Miss MUs HI I neck Becky Almond Imon violin solo soloa solo solo- Ioa Io- Io a Serenade Drdla b Kiss Me Sic Ie Again Herbort Herbert Miss 1111 Mae Ju Finale I Star Banner Danner CV NINO March Glenwood Hall liall Overture J- J Egmont mont Beethoven I a a. rl cato Polka b n Piano solo eolo Hungarian Fantasia Liszt Miss lIu Becky nock Almond accompanied I by band Violin solo solo- olo oloa 5 a Ie b rt ste Conc Concert rt tiP I. I Mao Mae Anderson Selection The Royal noyal Vagabond Coh Cohan n Soprano solo One Sweet Day Z Thelma Clark Brown Drown a II Jurt lurt Like lIle a 1 nose ROlle Ff Feist Peist t tb b ii MacCarthy i Baritone solo elo Io La 1 I Ray flay M H. Russell Finale Star-Spangled Star Banner Danner I Miss Frances Sonn Peter rna Pins Littie Lit- Lit tl tie Sister ha ba has bee bre at the Hotel Ho- Ho I tel I t tah She Is h en tn route roule from Nt New NewYork York Across u country to tudy local color of r tho iho Far and Middle West In order to toI I extern her American children's childrens charI characterizations char char- I for her fall concert program pro pro- grams gram A delightful musIcale was wal given at atthe atthe atthe the home of Silas lIas Mabel 1 Cook on roast Hast Broadway WRY during the week The program program pro pro- gram ram was iti as 13 follows CoUo Soprano Soprano- At Dawning Cadman Sing Denza Denzil Blanche CI Clegg U Dust Duet Duet- Barcarolle Hoffman ft 1 Kiss Me r. r Again Herbert Blanche and AneS Neva Nevi Contralto Contralto- Through Penn Daddys Daddy's Sweetheart Lehmann Neva Cle Cleg A Piano riano i Arabesque Debussy I Chopin I Meth McIntosh Contralto Melisand in the Wood Go bets Goel e lie Somewhere a Voice Vole Is III Calling lIln Tate I Mabel Cook Miss fin Walora Rogers noun will be th the so soloist so- so loist at the tho concert to be given at al Liberty Lib erty park perk tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock by Military J II ry band Following Following Fol Yol- lowing will be th the numbers number rendered March March Fairest I of the tho Fair aIr Sousa Sou Overture Overture Merry Merry I Wives of Windsor rr idor I Pu Popular 1 Love ave to Fall Vail Asleep and ake Wake I VP In My Mammy's Arms Arm l Olman Vocal Vocal- Carmina Lane Ine 1 Un peu DAmour D'Amour Miss Jolin Rogers Selection The Selection The Fortun Teller Herbert Hrbert Fantasia The Fantasia The Opera Micro Phantom I 1 Basket of Rotes Rose Alters Ib n I Vocal Vocal- i Starlight St Selected f Rogers r PC de from Nana Nalla Finale Star Spangled nann Banner r Key ey C. C J J. Hawkins leader loader of the band 1 Is III Isnow I now DO arrAn arranging two special feMur programs programs pro pro- 1 grams ram to be given at the park on Pioneer day da I Morris forris Stephenson organist of nf the First Congregational church and fam family tam nt II ily are art at Bear Dear lake lak for Cor a two tso w weeks weeks' ks' ks vacation i |