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Show 1 Electrical Group To Meet On Monday g THE DESERET NEWS, Saturday, June 22, 1846 E. Me- - CRITIC EXPLAINS ADVANTAGES IN UTAH FOR SYMPHONY MUSIC Tee eh, farmer partner and of lh la I Richard H. Rlee of the Richard-Le- e locatod at with portrait studio, South Main, will con-ttnstho tamo typo work, 4t with rnemben of tho ira stall In Studio will bo tho sans location. eloood during tho month ol July for todoeorating and modsrnUlng and will bo opon August 1st. N- - A Eyes opened by Olin Downes, eminent New Yprk music critic, to the great orchestral possibilities in the Intermountain west, the people of Utah today found the Utah State Symphony Orchestras future resting squarely on their shoulders. Mr. Downes spoke with authority the language of symphony builders gathered at the FUnrilTUnE SPECIALS BILT-VE- L of 2 for -- the Price 2 Swings 1 ar music. Lauds Tabernacle Choir Greatness a of the SalLJL.ake Tabernacle Choirs prestige over the nation through artistic excellence sought on nationwide broadcasts was stressed by the told speaker, who significantly of the opportunities of the city and state through association of a great symphony orchestra with such a choral organization. Such an association with the Tabernacle Choir would be exceptional and unique, he declared. Few indeed are the cities the with organizations like Tabernacle Choir. Even the New York orchestras are not too fortunately situated with great choirs, such as yours. Very rare are the orchestras that can point to an accessible collaborater with the high rank of your famous chorus." Conductor Important Mr. Downes laid particular stress on the care with which a conductor should be selected, claiming that this man not- only has to be a musician and drill master of the highest standards, but he must be able to make the orchestra an integral part of the community. He must bind it with all the musical interests in the city and he must, make the people like the orchestra and like him. He needs to be a true citizen of the community. Preceding Mr. Downes introduction by Fred E. Smith, president of the symphony board, Board Member George M. Gads-b- y traced the history of the orchestra and Board Member George C. Hatch presented the 7 All Steel Construction and all steel Regular Price $32.50 SpuJW. Big Variety SEWING CABINETS MAGAZINE RACKS AND WHAT NOT SHELVES FURNITURE CO. 359 SOUTH STATE For Savings That Tell, Shop at the Hotel Utah last night for the first annual banquet of the orchestra association and offered a direct challenge at the opening of a campaign to swell a $25,000 jackfund pot into a basic three-yeof $150,000. 4 You have all the needs for a major orchestra development," said the famous music writer, in pointing out that a symphony orchestra "immediately gives the city and state a rank no other agency can provide, and musicians a greater incentive and appreciation in the advancement of Bilt-W- et Closed Saturdays During June, July; Aug. O. C. Small and P. Caughev, department heads of the New York City office of the Electrical Manufactur- Association, are scheduled to proposed Utah Symphony Progress Fund as a Challenge to Utah. Mr. Gadsby outlined the progress made since the start six years ago. He paid tribute tb Mr. Smith and to Hans Heniot, conductor of the orchestra for several years. $25,000 Pledged Before Mr. Hatch presented the ful plan, Mr. Smith announced that members of the board and their interests had pledged $25,-00- 0 to the progress fund. This, said Mr. Hatch, was the first concrete support given- the campaign. He explained ttat the $150,000 basic figure was arrived at as a necessary fund to cover deficits over the next three years on an estimated budget of $135,000 per year to place the orchestra on a permanent professional basis. Such a move he pointed out as a necessity, first, through the importance of having a good orchestra as a foundation for the musical events of the 1947 Centennial; second, for the continued development of summer concerts and eventual development of a great summer music festival, and third, for the further development of regular national broadcasts and presentation of Utahs great music talent i 1 speak Monday at the Hotel Utah to members of the Intermountatn Electrical Association, O. R. rs elow, president, announced day. Big-Natioto-e- I 6jf ' JUNE22$9 POLLS thcbcnefftn This is in ii&itation to customers old and new to eojoY Foot of our Dr. Schell, QmforfDepartment... Painful fa foot troubles wd get s new lease on life. so vital to health, spoil life S pie"-inyour work, discourage exercise unneceswBewura leave you miserable. 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