Salt Lake Telegram | 1921-05-29 | Page 14 | First Free Concerts of Season on Today's Program at Saltair

I i First Free X Con Concerts erts of Season i On Today's Today s Program at Sa Saltair tair 1 i i j s bk t tI I J 34 r 1 I h rt r t I I Master Raymond Stuart Baird year old bandmaster bandmaster and saxophone soloist I II who will be a s feature of the concerts at Saltair this afternoon and I tonight Music lovers will welcome 1 the concErt concert con- con cert cort today by Sweetens Sweeten's Saltair band at Saltair the first appearance of this famous organization for the season season The programs for today were selected by Mr 11 Sweeten several weeks ago and have bave been in constant rehearsal As today is the second day of Zim Zam the opening festivity of the big bis resort It is expected that large aUdiences audiences audiences audi aUdi- I will hear the concerts this afternoon afternoon aft aft- t and tonight Featured soloists will be Master Raymond Stuart Baird 6 G years jears ears of age an accomplished bandmaster and saxophone soloist and Mrs Norman NormanD D D. Atkinson noted Salt SaIt Lake soprano so so- Raymond Stuart Baird is said by prominent musicians to be one of the musical marvels of the age For two or three years jears he has bas been under the tutelage of Mr Sweeten and is now not only an accomplished saxophone 1 player but a conductor who can lead leada a big band through the most difficult 1 compositions Two of these will be beon beon I on today's programs programs Poet Poet and Peas Peas- ant and Orpheus overtures Master r Baird has received an offer from I Sousas Sousa's band and may leave lc within a afew afew afew few weeks to join that celebrated or organization organization or- or for a season eason as soloist and or-I or special conductor Mrs Mrs 1 Norman D. D Atkinson needs no Introduction to music lovers ers of this I elt city but today may be the last opportunity opportunity opportunity op op- op- op to hear Mrs Atkinson for tor some time lime as she expects to leave I June 10 for ew New York for an extended course of study Ono of her solos to today today to- to day will b be Love Is My World the to-I to composer composer being Harold P the Salt Laker who has has' created such a furore with his composItions ns during the past II few years Today's oday's programs follow tollow Afternoon noon I March Roberts Ov Overture Phedre Waltzes Princess Pat Herbert Soprano solo solo Love Is My World Mrs Norman D D. Atkinson Overture Poet and Peasant Conducted b by ILl Raymond Ramond mond Stuart Baird Selection The Royal Rojal Vagabond Cohan The Red Man an Sousa Alice Blue Gown Irene Tierney Saxophone solo Selected Raymond Ramon Stuart Baird March Finale Sele Selected ted Night March uplIft Christensen I Overture Rienzi Wagner Vagner I Grand selection Les Lea Meyerbeer Soprano solo Selected I. I Mrs 1 Norman orman D. D Atkinson Selection Lohengrin Wagner agner I Selection Greenwich Village Follies Sloane Overture Orpheus Offenbach Conducted by Raymond Stuart Baird Popular Now I Lay Me Down to I Sleep Remick March Finale Selected Sousa Gloria Swanson does not look with fa faVOl favor favor fa- fa vor VOl upon those who believe that motion picture folk live a life Ufe of ease Theres There's Theresa a reason She finished her first Paramount Paramount Para Para- mount bount starring picture Elinor Glyn's The Great Moment and left for a vacation vaca- vaca Llon tion tion which was really reany well earned She had bad Just arrived at ata a mountain camp when a long distance call came from Di Director Director Director Di- Di rector Sam Wood Retake R was the gist of ot her directors director's conversation So go Gloria hied bled herself hersel back to the tr-e studio Two hours' hours work sufficed for the retake re j tale take but the incident delayed the stars star's vacation four days davs