| Show -- 4 f e ' I I -Ittrih THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Wednesday '' '' ( 1 - - '' - - - 4 ' - ' - Music Groups - - 04a1! t e ' 111111" I 1x1-1- 'NW I :117' ' gt - 1 I) 0 1 I- - i L t 1 ) '1(-:Ht- t i INS ' --' 11111011 Continued From Page - the TabernacleSaturtly 10 cm 1? t io i ' c ' t ' '' '' 17 at :- OTHER MEETINGS acheduled Assn are a Primary 1 )! 'f for : board stake : mem2 meeting a: or - - ''"--' bets and mission representa' ::) i tki i i- b--' ' '' ' ''' ":'''121 ' tives ''7- it 1 "IN A Friday at 9 am in the '1Aie '‘s-"' ' ''' ' ' Tabernacle department 4 '7 1 t ings at various locations Fri " — 4i) day at 10 am and 1:30 Pm dinner for Primary Assn stake presidents and wives of mission I -- presidents Friday at 7 pm in ' ' 10-Hotel Utah testimony meeting '!!T for a limited number of stake and mission representatives SatBill —Perringtan operates incite that hoists quarters Board or health indicting also urday at 8 am in the glittering new neon sign on pollee head- - will sport "now look" with one or signs Hall Temple Square Assembly organ recital for all other Primary Assn workers Saturday at 8:30 am in the Tabernacle general sessions Saturday at 10 am and 2 pm in the Tabernacle and a reception for all Primary Assn workers Saturday at 6 pm in the By Lowell Durham Especially Is this true of someInstitute of Religion 274 UniFancy dressing on an old It was "pops" night on the one like Chopin The trio's St shape gave three public safety versity the general conCivic Music Series Tuesday metronomic version of 'the" Beginning a "new department buildings of ference the church will be a look" night in Kingsbury Hall as this Polonaise fell flat on its keyTuesday after neon sign meeting Saturday at 22year-olconcert organization boards in! this respect This is workers hung signs on the 7priesthood pm in the Tabernacle Music three ancient structures houspresented the novelty ensemble ever the danger of trying to Jill-- I ing the police will include numbers by the and department the American-- Piano Trio in a prove upon the original intent the board of health Milleriial Chorus directed by A Burt Keddington Richard P sideout over the program of arrangements of ex- of a composer Jutting assistant Tabernacle walks at police headquarters Condie tractions from the repertoire's HAVE YET TO hear any and the Sugar House pollee—oh Choir conductor will lead con"chevaux de batailles" arranger of Chopin Improve on East ir'etational singing Roy M Dar-le-y Performance-wisMr Kovacs the real thing It becomes ludi- were assistant Tabernacle organred signs with glaring and Misses Corot and Fernan- crous when we have an "ar- white lettering: "POLICE" ist will be at the organ conof an "arrangedez displayed a fine sense Of rangement" The drab brick of the pub sole a n d considerable ment" as we did with Rimsky's teamwork lie health building 115 S AS IN PAST YEARS music finesse They excelled in pas- "Flight of the Bumblebee" with State similarly boasted the midas for Martin Freddy serving general sessions of the conred and white neon declarasages ranging from dynamics of mezzo-pianall the way down dleman tion that therein lies the ference Sunday at 10 cm and As I left the trio was swingto a whisper in fact their "Board of Health" 2 pm in the Tabernacle will be choice of selections favored ing into some "razzmatazz" and provided by the world famous seemed better their rather restrained style of rickytick which Tabernacle Choir with J Spento the makeup of such a suited production er cer Cornwall conducting Both combo Seriously there is probPROGSIAMWISE THEY did ably a legitimate role for such Tabernacle organists will play all they possibly could There a group to play in small commuthe organ—Dr Frank W Asper Is only one piece in music litera- nities off the beaten path of for the morning session and Special to The Tribune ture written for three key- regular concert artists In a city Alexander Schreiner in the aftre- ernoon boards The trio opened their like Salt Lake City it seems to HOLLADAY program with one movement me we're better off hearing the union of former teachers and Brigham Young University's from that particular composi- real thing in the original ver- students of 28th District School combined choruses are to sing tion by J S Bach From there sion—either in a solo piano of for conference general sessions Holladay (renamed Irving on in however It was the usual recital or in the symphony halL Monday at 10 am and 2 pm School about 1908) in the Tabernacle Don L Earl run of hackneyed derangements Certainly we have adequate fa- elementary will be Friday at 7:30 pm in will be the conductor in the that go With such novelty en- cilities for both sembles It is good clean fun the Holladay First Ward Recre- morning with Crawford Gates and clever entertainment Thtre ation Hall Church of Jesus directing in the afternoon is always the danger that listen- Rabbit Uni to Meet Society Singing MothChrist of Latter-daSaints 2241 ersRelief ers may take it seriously Beehive from stakes in and near Rabbit Breeders Salt Lake City directed by though unless it is billed as Assn will hold its monthly E 4800 South such Members of the class of 1904 Florence Jepperson Madsen are meeting Thursday at 8 pm in Music must come from the Room 101 City and County which was graduated 50 years to sing for Tuesday's general bead must be spontaneous Bldg it was announced by ago will be specially honored sessions at 10 am and 2 pm must be full of subtle nuances C C Clements show commit- according to Miss Hazel Bow- In the historic Tabernacle Dr that can never be prearranged tee secretary thorpe secretary Asper will be at the organ t ra t''''' ''''-- I - 4v ' '' il 1 - ' - - i - : ' l -i ': : by-th- 1 44 ' ' - '' -- --'- pee v ''' -!7 ' r ' - I -- Piano Trio Clever Pleasing— But the Masters Suffered POLICE SIGNS SPRUCE UP OLD OFFICES d 2015-11t- n - — 1 Retirement Board Seeks 2 s neen-Titlist- t 011710PO ' - k f To Perform In Conference 480 11' ''' 31 19'54 'Nominations " for the ' two and Glen R Winn assistant on superintendent of Cfch Colin teacher representative-term- s the State School Employes Re- V' schools tirement Board will be received The elcction will be by mail I -- 1 -- April 24 at 8 am in the gov- ballots tentatively scheduled to Spécial to tbe Tribune ernor's board room in the Capi- be opened May Iti Other mem ' SUGAR HOUSF4spirants tol berm of the retirement board for t h e title of Miss Sugar are two gubernatorial appoin: for and terms' four Expiring House 40 strong paraded be- five years are now held by Jew- tees and the state superintend fore the judges in both bath- ell J Rasmussen economics pro ent of public instruction and the ing suits and street dresses in fessor at University tvf Utah attorney general 'annual contest judging of the Tuesday night ‘‘‘kiiiim The judges rated' the young women on poise personality 663se"eAlitzi-t?' and and turned beauty figure In their tabulations to Richard - W James and Mn Frankie 110OLLIORTH Nielsen who will' turn t h e 4 sheets over to the Sugar House 4- --1( Chamber of Commerce r 1 Fifteen of the contestants No I e will be selected to enter the 4 -finals ) tentatively set for ' t -1: ii'"' r April 12 in the Villa Theater i - :i---di I' inilits There was one crowning 4 ' 1E Att" IN 1:1 Jody Ann real Only Tuesday night Pretty blond ' ogt"i 41 2416: ( cli 4 girl crowned at Sugar House Jody Ann Pertl 9 was crowned 1:i Close Ranks 'I 1 : In Southeast ' ' I r ittlatIR--- eakb S ' - - AI 4 -- ---- snocchio - - A j It A ) princess by Mr James i) 0 Miss Peril is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Peril 1946 Wasatch Dr She will rule over the Sugar House Centennial Celebration with the Parents and professional queen and twoalong attendants workers interested in the needs of mentally retarded children are invited to attend a series Executive to Speak of classes beginning WedneaW B Hall general manager day at 8 pm in Lafayette Vitro Chemical Co will be the School library 81 E North Tem speaker at a regular luncheon Exceptional Child ittc 1 rio i 41bel 01:i A 111:"hi-No- '' Iv HE glIC4 9 — UTAH THEATRE n c1tJ 4 a 4 — rid RISCI '4 'titll -1 ad Thrs1 I Nia 4Nti S pie meeting of Bonneville Kiwanis The classes will continue on Club Wednesday at 12:15 pm April 7 14 21 28 and May 5 In Newhouse Hotel " 4: ' ' : ok 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