Show 10 H - 5un3ajr Morning- ilijc Salt £akc £Vibunc- - -- Comment About Art and Music News Galaxy of 'Home' Artists Exhibits Clever Work In New Horne Art Show Uy Grace V More than 300 male singers from San Francisco Los Angeles PortSeattle Bellingham land Ore Wash and Salt Lake City will gather in Oakland Cal August S to 6 to paitiupate in the convention of the Gustaf Adolf Male Grelhrr i rtrMi&saxiib fi £ 8 8 The signing of a contract marks the end of a long period of negotiations and planning to bring Lawrence Tibbett to Salt Lake City in concert Miss Edna L Koelllker president of the Associated Ladies’ Choruses of Utah aigning on behalf of that organization announced that the world famous American baritone will sing at the Salt Lake L D S of VV P A etriken Howard Hunter W P A Dput ( mmt irner amt Unix erimy of Chuago Professor M America® 8 13 — KUTA — Musical Newel 8 io— RITA — Pa iflc ParaUtae 8 4" — KUTA — Dance Tune Melodies — — 0 uu Radio CHv Musu NBC Hall of the Air with NhC Onhestra un of Maurice der the direction Baron plaMng k lection bv Wolf Th Curtain Rise® TO— KM— Suiirln 8erenfl 00 — BH (hunh of the A!r-R- vJohn (’lark Wtlllnnn Firm Me'ho-HiChun ft ( olumbus Ohio TO— MS — Wine Over Ionian 00— Ksg — Una Jom nd th Comte 6 7 7 £ strip 8 8 0 y Kill 3 Oft— NBV— The Hall of Fun 00— KU TA— International New We I ('member 2 Tft— B -- a c M 2 4— Kl'YLr— M Iodic Inti t hi It Oft— mu — Catholic Jlrur the Rex 12 13— NBC — Tb Bookman Notebook Martin J () Malev apcaklng oti with book rewew by Joseph Henry Internal mil Pea e Ja ksnu 0 SO— MB — The Grom ft Cl lb " with 12 1ft — Mb —Allen Roth Present 1 uu— N RC— hunday National Leonardl arid ht onheetra Vespers 4 ftft— HDYU — Nathaniel tdulkrU Onbe with ifrm )ii That Htrange Man I Dr ar F Rla kwelier and tra K ot Covers wide t World 4 15— PTL— JLHark harie hiaie dirtUlng i h irus New by Iramradtn PrtM 1 TO— NIK 4 30— MB — Ihe Bat d Wag n featuring Mnalcal fea’urlt g Tapestry H I eopuld Hpilalney and 11a Or the Music of the ‘land of Toiuor t r w ra 2 00— Mb 0 00— Mb’— Don Amerhe New From the Dorothy la Nation t P it m ir ld hi k hj Hal by NBC News Commen On h Min Armhruater liar tHirr it K Baukhage dlre t liora M rt ( h W d n irlie h ( tahlngtiu) D C and Mams liwli 2 15— Mb —Jimmy Dorsey and hi or- Anile Bourn! 0 00— NHi — Ma mat tan Mem h atra — with D n Donnie a r hie ra 2 43 — Mb lexers Bom ' from the 0 30— MB — Ameru nn A t ill of 1 amt tar New Y ork W irid atr with Rsy M isle — featuring Fra: k Munn and I erktna chief and pos master Joan D ki is h k i 0 00— MB4 — Natl nal Or 3 00— Ki I A —Pioneer Fxmrhonv I Baseball I rn ( nncert set fr trout with Hit! 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—Columbia Broadcasting Rvm phony Howard Harlow amlmt ItiK ‘Mvetio Tnimiter fantasy ou !v Fred rn k ( on' hRpl hu-l pm s f hv Walt VMilinian a or 'Ihlril JUieniali” ni prt rrf phony PM — Ksi — IntamatlonRl N W — ( HI— ht Ionia Uluaa int- -l US — 1 ha W irll S day — Horn Hut iPra 4 V — LSI — aah(nn In Ithvthm no — ( ( lav Nlnotlea to Varlalv ahow 10 — 4 Ilk — Ia'paanv JlollywiXKl Humniar llua'pr" Tha Alim Clilh" — Owan 00 — MU M I arv an1 lion K a onpalloi to iioata niualc by Leiih Btaven or hpal ra 30— X hi— Sunday Concart of th K8L or heacra 00 — ( H H Adventiiraa of Vllary Qnaan Adaanlur of lniooaal liplp tup bla ( rlina ' Hour" — Xladsra 01— hh - Hnmmpr Marlav aural vorallal Jamaa MpI tin ten ir VVramla Whlln an Miiheei nrUiretra lion itio Hous and Slrr Haporler' 1 1 2 2 I 4 i — H 1 A devotees Impromptu 'Vacation' Concert Muss Becky Almond prominent Salt Lake musician is winning new laurels while on vacation travels Word was received Friday of an impromptu concert she gave last week at the Presbyterian church at Skagway Alaska during the few hours her boat docked at the and poverty Sometimes the artist paints with northern port Assisting her was Mrs Wells C the satirical viewpoint of a Daumier sometimes with the sim- Bowen of Juneau Alaska formerly plicity and solidity of a Rockwell of Salt Lake City Mrs Bowen a Kent His years of experience as well known soprano soloist will be an illustrator for national maga- remembered here as the former Miss Margaret Anderson zines are apparent in the cleverMiss Almond left June 22 for exness of his technique In his “Volcanic tended summer travels which will painting Cones” Illustrated in The Tribune take her up the Pacific coast today the artist intensifies the through Canada and eastward to the Atlantic coast where she will heat of the Nevada desert by shadvarious cities climaxing her ings of jellows browns and blues visit tour with a week or so at the New applied from a clear pallette Included In the exhibit are 21 York world's fair Dixon paintings Traveling with her are a niece Miss Patricia Packard daughter of Mr and Mrs D R Packard 1021 McClelland street and Mrs G T S L Municipal Band Hansen 1409 Federal way low-kee- G Mm ' -- LI ig'g"Volcanic Cones" a striking Maynard Dixon painting of the Nevada desert included in the current Dixon and Spanish-coloniexhibition at the Art Center 'Redemption' To Be Given At B Y U el to The Tribune sacred atonement theme of mankind will be told when Brigham Young university summer schools of the oratorio “The Redemption” by Charles Francois Gounod is given in College hall Tuesday at 8 15 p m Director will be Professor William F Hanson in charge of sumof pro-drnti- mer srhool music A large (horns of 50 voices will be used Twenty-on- e singers will appear in solo roles A full orchestra will be used as aicompanl-men- t and for interludes and preludes Three Tarts Dancing Students Frolic at Lagoon Continuing Its regular Sunday band concerts the Salt Lake City Students of the LeCrlst school of municipal band under the direction of Maivin H Strong will present dancing held their midterm outing this y inday s program at Liberty at Lagoon Wednesday The day was spent in swimming and playpark from 6 to 8 p m With soloists Paxil C Smith ing games Members of the school are planIf a contest weie to he run enteral ait protect artist hIso Is In clirinct I)r Samuel Bleak cornet cluded on the teaching staff for Clarence A Thomas trombone and ning nn outing to be held in the hot to weather the ways forgot lasses Theron W Reynolds vocalist tne amphitheater of Mill Creek cenyon the center's new summer vety few blow moppets would look as is Miss Barbara Mooie Smith following program will be given: July 23 at 3 30 p m k Th 8ur Mi incGit Pi Mior with favor an any sort of n Kpv Both will dn cc t classes for G dniau hnif of I ibrri Man h Poel h u PrH'Aiii CKertur let scoies of young mem K Rupp iirn and women figuratively speaking Creative VcK'al Design A Rartlett aie woiking their heads off in Drnm (a) Sweet anti I iw ReiiPfit) Barnby (b) Creative composition and design classes over at Utah’s Art Center Th ron W Re uol la OUTSTANDING 59 South State stieet— apparently from citv life is being taught bv The Tpert hoiik HeletUtn iRtraiifil) Romberg Wilford II Concertino as oblivious to the heat as they Henrv Rasmussen Weber Clarinet S !o VICTOR Shuithff di i cc tor of the school would be in the Arctic circle Da! C VMmtth INI Lit A t So thrilled by the classes in dcpaitment at the center is taking New York Tint Regiment Jjycea RECORDINGS Man h Rover sculptuie chawing and painting classes in water colois textile denn Iljl tuck and designing thev seem that one sign and a niuial guild class will Glow MDerere frnn II Tro store Cornet Verdi Tnmhoiie Duet wishes for a smock and leisure to woik with a bnnd new technique that should be in Clarcme A Thomn and developed by Mr Bhuilliff over Dr bHmuel Bleak join them H’l’iR’Arten Brahma Dame No fl Some of them rome for the joy the past ten veais l your library Smith Dnn limit ti e Fam A new class under Mr Vogel will semper of learning a new ait or skill Fidelia Manh tKniueat) buurn still more with the hopes of fit- visit various local industnal plants "Blu Danube" ting themselves for a job duectois to study the elements of design in of the center sav pointing out modern machinery Mr Vogel also Sunday Band "TUt From Vienna Woodi” that there Is nothing like creative is conducting classes In block Philadlphi Symphony activity to give one enormous divi- piinting and lettering in relation- At Fort Douglas Orchestr dends in satisfaction ship to commen ial ait it Is possible directors announce Under the direction of Warrant Most Popular Classes thftt ceramics classes also will get Officer L A Yost the Thirty-eight- h MOn Fin Day1 United States infantry regAmong the most popular classes under wav along with classes in Madem Butterfly added to the new summer term other fino arts such as music imental band will present the folwhich began last week at the cen- drnm and creative writing if suf- lowing program for the regular M imi"- Nam It "My ter are announced the commer- ficient interest In them is evinced band concert to be held at Fort Bohtm : 7 la cial art and poster design classes p m Ikniglos Sundav at Caciar Manh Triumphal taught by David Shubow of Chi— Lucrtila Borf t MHhn f Sinfonietta Will RoeMtil cago Overture ‘Barber of Bexllle F A It D 8(r ui Ip Both Mr Shuhnw and Miss E Frcu h hrn Cpl G j FeMslcti iHomlstf Faun "Aftarnoon of Zimmer also of Chicago who will M P N f iitr Kf eri in Polk L sprit 1ou 'Why Not teach painting and drawing have Play I and 2— Philadelphia II GmenwaM been ‘‘loaned’ to the Utah Ait Popular ' KDivifd Symphony Orchtr Be)e turn Jlifch Jit k" Center by the fedeial ait project Sunday ir!m h fiml F rlml il in Clue ago ( hi lu Oriental PhsnUey W A r npt GftnGn Reginald Beales director of the Vifi La Glubba— Ktlhpv Mr Shubovv’s class will instruct G H Huflme 1 ft B nr r m M&iOi Utah federal Slate Sinfonietta In the rudiments of adept Using ‘Th btr Hpsncted Namur Pagliacci has project orchestra layout letteung use of color anti music planned the following program for 'M Appari"— Marth copy and other problems of adverMiss Zimmei s groups prewnti! inn Sunday from 3 19 to tising ait Daughter — Caruia Include a life diavving class which 5 p in at the Box Elder recreation Advice Gives and renter Mill Cieik canyon meets Moml ns Wednesday 8 li ibrt Mir h MlH'alr No 1 "Roi Mari b rid cys fiom 7 30 to 9 30 p m Y ii r rn il j e H o h R ib d (lighter of the Herbert phi Fill "Th MountiaH n Imp Drpn n Af'rr Ih PiU Irit ill Sculpture Course h'c gnat ntor Herbert will ho M cr ti r r& Alt iiiM f mm th — Mi on Nalinn Fftdn"AUl (ethnical advisqr I’arimounts Mill ml F M dm one of I'lah' Eddy lr a! rrnf (a most competent sculpiois Is takforthcoming picture dealing with b ij t!r ' lg hi ( ir irp The or he slra is to be heard the composers life am) melodics ing a morning class in sculptuie Rnrorda— Btrart Flrftf Mam Ice E ISiouhs another Utah every Tuesdiy evening at the It was announced hv Director to Stone the who Geneinl hns had remarkable who Silt the Iilcn of put plans grounds sculptor success in childien modeling hospital Twinly Hist South and picture entitle J “Vie lor lleihert” I classes will direct classes for Stale afreets and Fridays at the into production early In August so Martin and Jones Allan and Mary city county building grounds for the picture t Both coiuerUi begin at 7 JO p m far have been John Vogel another Chicago fetj- - Utah Art Center Announces New Summer Classes c -- class-vvoi- chil-die- ( f T made up of three parts Calvary from the to the Asiension and the Tentecost Gounod in personally written notes to Ins oratorio The Redemption" Arranges Sunday Concert al Park Is Res-urreiti- relates that the Idta of composing a musual work on the theme of the Redemption occurred to him in the fall of the year 1867 but It was not until 12 jears later thnt the task was completed Gounod who wrote not only the music but the words desi ribes the masterpiece as a ‘Ijrical setting forth of the three great facts on which depends the existence of the Christian church— U) the pasSllhkl 2) sion and death of the Savior Iiis glorious life on earth from His J resurrection to His ascension (3) the spread of Christianity in the 4 world through the mission of the ” apostles 4 Soloists B The following soloists will slflg roles Owen Bingham leading 6 Richfield Sam INilstead Rilph BriLsch Alma Hansen Ariel Hal hf all of Trovo Rovdcn Brai Trunij-'Ier- a thwaito Mantl and George Wright 7 OO—P HH Park Cnr rerti irmt 7 m— RSI— ma d Nov la Huiye Hinckley bass Lewis Howe Ics w ir!l —R h 7 Npwa (vprrtka Vegas Nev Fhno Coffman Trovo MS lira — Jamra orihatrA Harry S m — MS — llptrv Ivan J Remit Overton Nev Hue a or ha tra 0 nit US Iltunv jlman a or'hratra Garn Olsen Spring ( Itv Evan R ft lu — KHI— L S unlay S Rvenna Anderson Ephraim and Ellis An n li sra lha 10 00 — RHI Cathnltr Hour CondllPt derson Venice tenor M ss hlodia hy I athar HI tan rl TO 1S—KSI —Vi al lln rt KHL Nawa Miss Ardis Walker of Ashworth 10 10— RHI— Mnalc llmt Wn lurri ' Miss Maxine Nichols Rex 1100 — RHI Buiiiay kvanlna on ramp! I’rovo Hsnar with Ur Vrank Alpar burg Idaho alto Muss lhlen I’al Ui Organ and Uueat Arilala Miss BerBpringvillo freyman MMt iRhl I J ml— chs — Will Oahourn a orchaitra nice Holt South Jordan Miss Lue M Miss Groesbeck American boric t2 IV — CHS— Arrhla Hiyer'a nr hpatra Della Folgar Ogden and Miss 1J 4V — Mis— rein la n UldllRlll 1 00— KH — ml N'rst Helen Button Trovo soprano a: raid Ailv tiuaeineul) 1 The local committee in charge of Salt Lake convention activities includes Joseph P Fernelius di- The transitions in subject matter and changing techniques of Dixon are well brought out by the show Paintings vary from the garish almost glaring colors of his desert landscapes accentuating d desert heat to the “cold” colorings of Mr Dixon’s comments on the social scene which dramatize the economic situation with the gray drabness of unemplojment ' A art local tional exhibition in April They have been brought forward by the recent crises through which gifted Jewish artists are passing ‘Jewish Refugees Entering New York Harbor” depicts in splendid fashion La-- Haen and Debmuv with Jean lennson Henrietta Hihumnun Jacpiea Caas‘!in and 800® Thu iftV—KDYL — MclrxHo Interhid Petrie aslMlng artmie ertal Waterloo JO 00— NBt — Dramatio Junttion ' June fra1 12 u— NBC — Funder Drt er— Field 6 leading )a 1v Hall M mutluer ainrv of two o'd ha helora with 12 30— NBC— Name the Place — A New 10 TO— NBC— outlitenfal Varietic ! h Ho Quiv Game elltn dtreitlm the orthea Gltb irn and aaststluc artist J OO— N Hi" — Km cera herenade 11 OO— NBC — National Music ( amp Pro— hDY L — Melodic Interlute a Mich pre1 JO— MB —The W i rid D Y ur gram from Inter! h hen with gupt coiuln t ir sented in der the Aunpbes of the 11 TO — MiG — Ircaaure lrU of 8ong KaiUheo mu Institute of Waahli N It Dr ren- rector J Arthur Johnson assistant diiector Miss Beatrice Davies accompanist Darcey U Wright president Mr Osberg treasurer Al- in R Erikson executive secretary Kenneth Johnson recording secretary Cuitis Johnson librarian and John J Erickson assistant librarThe Utah Art Center's current ian exhibition of paintings by Maynard Dixon and companion show of Spanish-coloniworks are atAlmond Gives tracting wide attention among Jecky 'p tabernacle January 26 1940 “We feel especially happy to be able to bring to Salt Lake City such an outstanding artist” Miss Koelllker said commenting that Tibbett’s radio screen and concert performances make him America’s favorite THE VOICE OF THE WEST PUNDAY JULT 10 Hated ara due in pmgr&mi Change to network correctlona mad too entirely iat to lncorporat baud atov dition of a favorite episode in Utah's pioneer life also included in the Horne show Concert An NBC Station n i Wofca For Salt Lake Christs 00— KUTA — Hollywood Major Event Registration for the convention a major event which occurs only once every three years will begin August 2 at the Hotel Oakland general conference headquarters The meet which will be marked with gala reunions important musical discussions and interesting concerts will be rlimaxed the night of August 5 with a grand concert at Treasuie island The affair will be part of the exposition’s observance of Sweden’s day at the fair Dixon Show At Center Wins Acclaim Special 8 4 jk Xvyat Tibbett Signs TROVO— The A regional Local Committee JULT 16 Banker Muatcal FLu -- Walter Loan SOO— NBC — On Your Job— Adult hdueft tinn Program no— K"'lr-- Vinir for Kinrtay Vft lb— NBC — Norman Cloutier Ira 10 30— NBC — RutuIuV Rmphnntt rri ted bv F Jwftrd A Ki flft—Mu — Dim er l Aunt fr until 1130— NHU —ChKKK’O Bound Table fefcveftr-- " "The Saga of the Sea Gulls" Minerva K Teichert's dramatic Along the Creek" on view at the participating Some 150 persons from Salt Lake City in addition to the local male chorus group are expected to be present Arne Osberg publicity chairman announced Frida i' - Rich in dramatic contrasts is Howell Rosenbaum's "Winter Alice Merrill Horne exhibit at Beesley's Music store the stales i 'THE popahs STATION 7 7 oer A that tragic situation For the sake of biblical lore Mrs Telchert has drawn a parallel depicting the Israclitish Babylonian captives with the title "They Who Have Taken Us Captive Require of Us a Song” Included in the mural group is Wyo artist well known through‘The Saga of the Sea Gulls” a out the west Two of the mural panels hung as dramatic painting built around the a pair were at the Springville na- - legend of Utah’s cricket episode BUNDAT Augmenting actual membership in attendance at the conference will be Swedish fnends from all A n no — KPYTj — Wake Up lend fimt' HI— kDYLr— Hiimlnv g uiK Service mg— nhg — HtMi ifcht of th Bibla Mi Kinky io — NRO— -- Barr 4 h idiwwlle m nr-a Oi— asm mteU Prs New N BD— Romance Mi'lofti VS— KDYT— I nnn Paper Man 30— KDYL — bait Lake Chun h of the J L Wilkinson Air — the Kev Singeis v is A chorus Pacific coast division of the American Union of Swedish 1 & pos-Bib- ly f 7 Male Singers To Gather In Conclave $ Artists like prophets have too long been not without honor fcave in their own country A man’s works might stand New York on its ear but to the townsfolk of Podunk more often than not he is still Jim Brown’s bad boy who refuses to quit puttering with pigments and brush and earn an honest living at hard work The fault believes Mrs Alice Merrill Horne who just com40 paintpleted Thursday the hanging of an exhibit representing 70 South store new music 30 artists Utah in Btcslcy’a from ings Mam street lies in the fact that the different sections of the country have not had a chance to become familiar with art generally and the work of their native sons particularly they class that Consequently Work with other shallow and wasteAdded to this display are works ful accoutrements of life in the big cities specifically New York where of other of Utah's better known It does receive recognition artists That is why for more than four A B Wright a Utah artist now decades Mrs Horne has concenIn Parts France contributes a trated much of her effort on getFrench Church”— a white structing pictures murals and other ture peering from which are green artistic products of local artists banks which with the azure sky placed not only on exhibition but is altogether most jewel-lik- e In schools hospitals and other A F Everett has a choice institutions in their own bitJoseph of mountain painting “The from districts By outright gifts Peace of the Hills" while a pair students more than 30 schools in of watercolors by Frank Kent forreceived the state have already merly of Salt Lake City now of from 10 to 50 works As a result Peoria III hold good design and both artists and the local public portray the free brushwork that have benefited has made this artist one of Utah's most outstanding New Picture Then there is a strong dramatic In the new exhibition while a painting “Threatening Sky” a few of the names represented are classic by llcnri Moser of Logan familiar to Salt Lake art folk there The beauty of an apple tree in full Is a gratifying number of good picbloom is contrasted against a thuntures little known locally A second Moser disder cloud We cannot recall for example is “Back of Timpanogos ” played ever having seen anything by E R Four large water pictures from Douglas or Willard Andelyn two the brush of Utah's veteran artist Yet Andelyn's J T Harwood who is now reartists Ogden southern Utah canyon scene shows siding in Paris also are shown good drawing and depth of color as are several by Waldo Midg-le- y while “Trees” a landscape oil by one of the state’s most Douglas reveals In Its broad con- gifted artists now In the east but tours easy lucid brushwork con- whose passion is to paint Utah siderable plastic movement and There is another masterpiece— a harmonious and "Gift of My Garden” by Lee Greene restrained though effective tonality— the obvious aes- Richards thetic maturity of the artist “And it is eminently fitting” says Mrs Horne” that at least one Watercolors painting by this forthright artist And Mrs Burtis F Robbins a should to encourage artists be Balt Lake artist has two water who wouldhung far” go colors as lively and decorative and Mr Richards has won honors Rs original In the artist’s knowing both at home and abroad she color of and design manipulation points out as pattern anything you’re likely to see in a long procession of ex' Mountain Ticture hibitions B F Larsen’s mounIt is impossible to list all the fine tain picture “Pinepowerful Mountain in pictures in the show but no ac- Dixie” also Is included in the count of the exhibition would Horne exhibit The painting is be complete without mention most and reveals this of certain works that stand out Provo convincing artist in his best field the high extraordinarily against Howell Rosenbaum also takes quality of the presentation his place alongside these imporThese include J H Stansfield tant Utah His “Winter bf Mount Pleasant Alice Lowe of Along the painters Creek” illustrated on Birrell and Flora this page today is rich in color Bt George Verla D Fisher of Provo Myra Palmer well designed with lights and Alice Ballinger T S Koldew-ydarks treated in juxtaposition to and Mrs A J Payne of Ogden create animated life Delbert Smedley of Morgan Myra The large spaces where the Bees Bawyer Bessie Bancroft T Milton ley Music company displays its Wassmer and Rena Olsen of Salt pianos lend themselves eloquently Lake City to the placing of murals And here Mrs Horne has hung six by HBC-RE- D NETWORK Minerva K Telchert a Cokeville A M July 16 1939 4 i Concert T t Canyon Afternoon i Composer's I 1 i V i a-- so An-die- clul-die- Z n ca-s- CM ! 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