Show Ki Sunday Morning-— ——THE -— Sharps of Literature Danseuse and Y and lats MISS Music IIIIMM—I IECTCJIES IX PROVO DWARD P KIMBALL assistant RAY nr organist to went Tabernacle delivered and morning Instrumentation "Dance made like” the than arts of quality as perused wishes be a as and the on Bi the I 9 W W S fll I 9 IS address Social tho and of convention church Mormon regular the on During its He may after more have for the for colors tho and second a year a faded only Is way musically W h W' through opera man forms old law The ones and progress of the music as different be Mendelssohn long bound to will be Mozart’s when interesting specimen as now - anthems at the program bringing eve 930 on festival ' Christmas the Hallelujah Ascension church with conclusion midnight about normally at forty festival Christmas NOT - of a choir has principal in they who is York New of bf fhe In in VEER the course of Van Der Reed Miller "Nevada Mrs chose which the use she once to brilliant a name lived under sung career having "Nevada” of name all the ft" having SOUSA place1 MATINEE INSPIRING SIGHT praise before performed ability much tho Stories Life WILD absence the of city sfe to Every book season seems which Is in a class pre-eminently and McClelland Organist Organist Kimball in of so seem as though this distinction could be accorded to Bercovlci’s wonderful Konrad collection short of the of title Bercovlci "The affords etorles little stories the in us this New of Dust of under gathered York” powerful and vivid volume glimpses unforgettable New is Bercovlci writer musician is he an never a reporter of events Is ho for with tho people one the He knows homely beauty of impoverished finds the lives and drama and "exteriors concealed by drab romance all alike to not him He People are the pierces outer coat of their mannerism of Yorkers interpreter r Irish all rench Greeks Italians Turks melted they before unit one great souls of their varied the ’rom he the points of a dozen American new and the real hundred years hence of today Take the initial story "Theresa The opening Vamp” for instance fa of the best description the to had be master-writer briefly the pens Sec picture or the of -first hear all must together each baton ather Time the its Community Third expected is playing instruments to tho own part that great conductor first of when will given: be Mrs Type” Agncss Dancer Reading Miss "I on of Prologue Such a Game Chorus of the Birds Yc On the inspiring sights mast in this witnessed city the was of children multitude at great last matinee Tuesday afternoon the first attempt the part This was on local Of any management to make such purely a chllevent as this concert an evening's life theSousa affair The reduced was city entire within of the admission ‘almost of reach to The and the entire house tho school children of the with which the smoothness arrangements reflects through carried were great credit principals and the upon teachers superintendent the Salt public of schools Inke City that he had said Sousa never of to a orderly audience ‘played more and with people delighted was young the children Tho audience numbered thousand and was the largest over seven its of kind ever assembled In this veteran city according to Evan Stephens of the conductor Tabernacle choir -Mr ORPHEUS WILL CLUB SING The big will next Tabernacle Nielsen The date ebruary into grand ire vfor and her this in city this in is appearance mark 'her will since she wetn well remem-first since she went She opera 'recital the this that in the event aby concert own soprano America’s set 17 recital first music- Is city the original "Bostonians" and much interest is in her manifest appearance in star field as a grand which opera she has achieved even greater success In than light opera Hawaiian music TO EATURE PROGRAM to Nelson said be the only teacher of steel guitar music in xvith his the family and west in about fifteen will number for the entire at evening the regular conjoint meeting Sunday evening Hawaiian students entertain the At club it would rehearsal last announced was sing for the of the that Utah Orpheus club the teachers convention here the of 'latter part this The session month "6f at club the convention which the in Taber-nncle will be held will the appear the evening ’of on December will tho club's be occasion of the first public this season appearance which is to be held 22This behighly Conductor point voices of expects both from Peabody creditable artistic work Decemer Improvement 7 and it the to stand-- strength of at 730 p m association of the of' unusual Mutual AS Theodore been her New the ecit third A Anno Is 1644 Jacobus Stanier The the Workmanship of fourth represents Of J 1768 equal Delote Zonzynn fame is the manufactured Ludwig Neunar In of intimate of knew said in’ fifth most the to of his him friends collection that in the of the Berlin Air of violins solitude workshop Only Shonts Is It of his he would draw the bow own 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OPERA The middle-aged ANU THE man was catalogue record mechanical recently City store Kansas the RLE examining in "Why The are a is et Dalila?’ ” called ’Samson opery I recollect the he asked "As story et Dalila darn near Sampson” — this Exchange always has driver where she point her in London cannot death under the Through clash sharp a give the to ''airbanks be competitive brothers congratulated on of this winning city the’ thd securing for for commission statues memorial In of the state county Idaho etery will They ultimately maka enough to company "doughboys" form a regular of soldiers statuesque prize and many of and solo Response Mr z Art an intimation this reading of Spirit and "All Roads Mrs of of Way” Evansville -lx'- choir Anthem "What (Simper) sung Shall choir by Render?” I Miss of The 745 at musical a morning p will m by program the being Chorus Bight” folios: Sail as “We (Wilson) Miss Cora and the Harbor of of evening by sung a program Westminster director "Master (Palmer)t the Is Tempest combined by sung NEW 29 Nov YORK "Jesus’ Love by sung Duet sung That Sought evening choir Miss by (Morris) Me” Orr and Mr Spanish in A of quartet boys "Just Solo the Westminster Ware Today” Mr by sung her and 1 Saxaphone solo played Graham of Reading Van Dyke's Word” by Miss Blanchard Anthem "Let (Wilson) the Lost IRST Music Be choir Glad” church today in the include iWill "Thy Will evening the will held be for the the over possibility service song tvhole an Co Ward’s Wardesque New York) soprano contralto and director: Jellison Harry tenor Thorn Howard bass p Miss WARD Us Sing ' Unto ’ Mrs Walker Barnes and Anthem — "Praise Praise’’ Mrs and m Let Lord” Ethelyn Miss Elizabeth choir to God Immortal J J McClellan Hk Neilson Mr Hyrum Christianson and choir the Gates of Gold” — "Through Miss Phusia Humphries James Duet Soprano solo J Calvary” Is a work "Love — the paid (rom Jarors) Genlve Mrs the vein of the Jensen Excelling Daughters Harris again Anthem-1 — “As Johnston The of Dew rom J Distilling”’ and Mlsg Ethely’n Walker Mr Kato H James Willies Neilson- choir Organist Chorister — ELEVENTH WA The of program will program Opening given: be hymn — "Hope Prayer ’ifty’ Thousand” Margaret Miss Israel” of Mrs Quartet Jensen O H Mrs solo Soprano Priscilla Lovingston Evans Organization” — Beginning” Y Airs Maria Dougal Ago” Long 7 Alias Elsa Brown "The "Ixng Influence’’ "Spiritual Mrs Piano T Lillie reeze rancis Maria Years" Alias Charlotte Stewart Violin solo Arthur Hurzler Officers” (d) "Our Pioneer ATaggie Bassett Mrs reeze the Aliases Musical selections Clara and Arthur Grace Houz Evans and Mr (c) solo Airs ifty "After also sale was The book Alarsden library Benediction Bishop INTERCIIURCH The the Utah interchurch music of for the in held be to church him in movement Methodist ana Tuesday ' for the provided on Wednesday day by the irst ATethodlst church: first and Tuesday ’by the Immanuel Baptist irst Presbyterian Wednesday by the at the and nforning afternoon church sessions respectively evening Wednesday evening there will be On of all the united a chorus composed will choirs in the be city in co-operating the The than that and inch The o’clock Mutual ward WARD this program for evening jublleo will the of night price thick — Song Wheel” “Put be as follows: the of Lake in a ser-ries is Roosevelt Becky Almond is Aiorr Zenna Edna soprano Christopherson contralto Victor Dwyer C red baritone and Graham and tenor The manager same company is also at concert booked for 'a 18 Morgan December is their ollowing given Walkuyrie” “Die Wagner Aliss Solo Contralto Almond Quartet Selection ’Tis — Ro-senbach Dwyer So riml "Katlnka” Solo Baritone ! Am Son A — of Phillips Air Christopherson ' Quartet — amiliar Alelodies Whispering and Tenting Sweet Low used by of to Shoulder Junior by the Girls and of the Scouts of Story Mutual Violin solo aiso organization Ridges’ the Janis by Aliss of Address Mary L D "Spirit of the S U isher of faculty’ Christmas” Ogden W E Solo (a) (b) Dear Solo (a) (b) The Les Old to Back —Old Smilin’ Pal of Vorglnia Aline Rice Through Penn Graham — Dance Negro Nereids Scott ‘-Cyril Gray Vocal Song Priscilla Airs Evans Quartet-— aith” the to Al ETHODIST Morning ‘O Works” Harry Tenor "Idylle” prelude Anthem Blue" Afoon Vanderpool Soprano Solo— Song of SoulBreil the Aliss Morris the Boys — When Quartet from Home Speaks Verdi Rigolctto SPEAK TO Come Oley SEEK CORRECTLY MASTER MINDS Our periodical efforts to improve our help English speech leave us with little The for from stage one some sources help itself of Jnstead being a needs mentor Much that is desirable is by’ those seek incidentally who to and the English language conquer it is employ effectively English Good textbooks not by study of school acquired acquired the is of outgrowth familiarity and with superior books association w’ith and who possess men women and A know man might apply’ grammar’ yet fail every rule of to good English use what is termed he correctly Speaking might be without of speech grace in from True ease speaking comes To the art master language and employ it it is to effectively’ necessary’ acquainted the become with master it has ’To minds been whose vehicle acquire that degree of the art of speech enlightenment "True IRST Thy r Aliss Almond Neath the Autumn It Rydalch solo Hope TonightCarry Tenor Selection Your Desert the I is for Greig "Robin Hood” De Koven arewell from from End the Thee Love I — Miss -the volumes will as program the in various towns: Out Bells of Quartet Ring Sweet — Caro Peace Roma Alother of Aline Wonderful Goodwin ire Solo Alagic Alusic Piano from — be famous Shakespearean bought by and chorus Jubilee Boy hymn the Beyond Armstrong "Hosanna” (Wachs) "Somewhere Paul postlude Organ (Wely) 180 Lord How Afanlfold Are Alisa (Barpby) Ruby Chadwick choir Lewis and solo (Bird) which William violin Processional "J Anthem venson) (Nevin) Aliss hymn Sought Ruth 717 the Lord” Patterson (Ste "Love Over AH” Watches Lewis postlude "Duke Street" (Whiting) solo Harry - Ella Airs Cumming Genevieve Wetzell Gleason to the know a man polite or a woman it is world something of as belonging necessary’ polite literature addition to associating with is whose English good These persons the and who respect the language to world sufficiently’ wish to speak to and gracefully and associate with persons whose speech is pure and less and graceful arc slipshod mentally rule less than a so morally those as who having an opportunity to learn to correctly content with slov speak are in correctly’ and chpir Airs marks to Evening prelude Evening Hardiman Organ 630 part $100000 smaller jewelry bringing It measures seven by five is half inches and an Philadelphia Public Ledger one-quarter Twentyseventh at the dealing JPerry was piece a many (Case) TWEXTY’-SEVENTII concerned quick during Lake's quintet Opera week’s the following towns: Jen-! Alyton Vernal Duchesne Piano for formed tragedian youth sold book Tenor congress is TOWNS of give to Air high-water new’ his Processional conference Eliz-abethian the Salt in singing visited Salt be five Salt The today concerts the-Collection irst the Monday next state world Gwynn by time one three days ago company firm paid than for The $500000 more 5000 consisting of works of relating books to the Shakespeare Organ MUSIC plays at to by Hall weather WILL only Armstrong WORLD edition nine record a which ler William Edward collector setting a far price as "Our on is week Ale and Avon to' folio famous contains of Besides mark so master elt Lizzie Summerhays Counselor Greeting the the volume Bard belonged the' R-D Eleventh Ward Mutual Improvement association 630 will held at the chapel at be ward the o’clock tonight following when jubilee (b) all Monson Heav J Daynes the printed 1623 City at UTAH Utah coming Helper dubbed now valuable book in the world” It the ancient manuscripts Is edition published the first collected in London by Thomas Pavier in 1619 and printed by William Jaggard who of en Miss Shakespeare tree sen and pianist a in vellum Bible price large was but one known the small scale notably around a 'with Eastern most barring also Neilson H W author’s young girl the Janies the of copy Love All times Christmas TOUR Gutenberg which is There on OPERA QUINTET sold a was of matter that the a copy of It Bible sold for 350000 Gutenberg then the price highest recorded was for single a and volume ever paid religious press was seized by the to especially comment with satisfaction the fact that the regarded book on Christian the by the as most precious find world should a purchaser by willing to measure his appreciation shall large then be so a TVhat sum of of said a which Shakespeare copy sold in the Philadelphia other day was for twice the sum? One hundred thou-hand dollars has than been once more in single paid for a but these picture of pictures had the cases no course three four There duplicates are or of Christmas tried various at of library became organized Christmas carol-singing been leaves the Hoe it ago years extended interest lives may streets musicians for of Jerome self-sacrifice York) only big the When in bp great The success is to big factor a be considered Lake City in any out-of-door in'the time winter igures few daily singers city city has though "the — Smith Martha Divine brilliant representative is in best the type of new woman the enters higher ranks of journalism of helping and dreams achieve her no-i ble ambition lines along altruistic Her in brings her career contact with most of of the celebrities the period from street to agitators corner statesmen Her story begins some fifteen years It ends with the day ago She present finds to little her surprise how war niters The men’s natures same desires the the same greatness same littleness the the greed same same prevail the Only symbols have Aien change! who forndy struggled stfuggel for fortune fiercely for an extra blanket the welcome death of a that to them prefer comrade opens risk their lives to a or ment rescue of life is dog real The the drama eternal the flesh and struggle between spirit is the which out in the brought of clear style Mr strong Jerome at his best (Dodd Co Mead & New — aro early Brings Six copies Langston (Selected) Miss Duet (a) to Vilate Miss Portrayed She finds that the real drama of is the eternal struggle between flesh and the spirit This beautiful her of this In eve occasion razee organist Mrs attempts the They their in carol of the congregation The the hymns celebrating advent and tho nativity will be sung there will while be special by music the quartet Dr George Etying Davies the will give brief meditation pastor a "Tho on Worship of God in Song" The the of includes singing program the Thy’ "Savior anthem Children (Sullivan) and Bow” Nevin’s “Arise He Calleth Thee” by the quartet The choir of consists C C Mrs Daily Mrs Ernest Ashton Smith Addresses Lead she friends trials her place proper through the Copy Hogan general a tlhcse increase eve" Shakespeare Be t In -not park Recessional quartet she months Through all speak to its Among individual by single informally a club leader organist music teacher — other interested who can or person the together himself get young folks in the carols several rehearse them divide before them weeks Christmas and lay their into out routes groups enforced endure allowed of hard was its "Groups following the Klpling-Schnecker Offertory fill return morning: "The Anthem two elated Presbyterian irst to period a most and maintained her courage her plucky spirit admired HlESBl’TERTAN the at followed which was quiet in its co-ordination result the or Address of the Passing Third loor the Back” around woven experiences of noble a and talented girl who to reshape the to finer world and that t her There “The Heavens morning by sung Reginald Mr by in educational admirers were to continued success her that after a slight operation on throat she used her voice too soon of the loss her power to sing was for for advancement development the institutions organiza-tlon of choruses community of encouraging civic associations music larger for music appropriations and by bringing about municipalities of all organizations the musical to the that music end may to the people and render its full service triumphs all was when looking forward college tho for interested of 'music in which to Efforts activities arc: to attentionpaid the music special lyric in voice It Wolf "The life Bori Lucrczia — who lost soprano her voice 1915 the midst of with the ATetropolitan company has at last been rewarded for the last few silence by the return of years of in all its her voice purity and beauty in her Alilan that Word from comes in 1920-21 will next again season bo thO roles she heard in which sdng of before the loss her so delightfully the Toward Orr consist combined and choirs evening by Miss Blanchard reading lesh K Jerome's latest story somewhat in ( national bureau is of music the influence spreading direction and any every be helpful assistance can "The director service Newburyport and " f Smithen be-tweapjthe of pleasure the most & Mead Struggle ends have been brgan-ized groups others following cities among all in provision and nearly cases the event annually: made for repeating Cincinnati Denver Boston "New York Cleveland Philadelphia Syracuse Nashville lint Indianapolis Pittsburgh Detroit Lowell Scranton Bangor City Alinneapolis Jersey Nyack the in (Ley-bach) the enthusiasm" the "Caroling Hartman "Thou (Wilson) great aroused national bureau's everywhere has says Telling” organist C” of circular MORNING violin at to it has reached already country large both centers cities including and smaller towns population this will Presbyterian ’Westminster be morning will as "The Are Prelude Heavens Mrs John (Hayden) Hurst in "Offertoric Offertory Mr wills of product lover the novel--(Dodd recently’ Anthony attributed this follows: age is in ahead made York Transit who died magnate of a collection of was possessed violins The instruments rare were all of and products recognized masters are priceless Air almost regarded as in his travels picked them up Shonts is chief of these rare treasures The of said to be with the inscribed name Antonio Stradlvarius Another bears illus the marking of Nicolaus Amatus ward TH Ward opposition works Rapid sa-red and RESRY'TERIAN the for church the I YVESTMINSTEIt Music in East people devoted be Christmas recent comparatively is Unitarian Day owler M E Holden accompanist Anthem — "Come the unsettled and age her mature guardian which culminates when Helena becomes suddenly and in passionately love with Jprd Buntingford There are he let reasons why will not himself her feeling return and the unwinding of their extraordinary love story leads which finally to a real happy is ending clever as and interesting as of the long list of any novels from the of pen Mrs Humphrey To Ward say it’ is that fully as interesting the as authors "Elizabeth's is Campaign" VIOLINS has discovery Shonts P by the of and received from purposes the revival carol-singing irst rendition Thee Each to 630 Book ambulance the’ to OLD Night” be houses a on States contributions sing or previous extended be United carol-singers "Though Second 138 SEVENTEENTH sufficient O "Lord the at the be son Ward headstrong choir Bert REVEALED will Maud Cleone Badinl The Mathias TEACHERS OR SINGS UTAH ENGAGEMENT Alice child any sold was price NIELSEN ALICE administering the business corporation" — (Baker & G for P New York Putnam’s An as twice program Caruso With the Play Caruso No Punchinello no More Paoli Corsl Cigada kpale Huguet SHONTS OWNER street at music today church Christmas the they old-world the night day money these whose CHHISTIAN UNITARIAN IRST special the charitable CENTRAL her mother she is placed of guardianship Lord Buntingford handsome reserved but charming Scala Number Without tha£ by in scale larger Spohr O Organist Mrs M Minor planiste Miss Maybelle director Haupert Mrs lo' Hans The Christmas to the ortietii that the on for W 105 advancement York City New custom of singing Neeleman S music carols received been bureiu street appropriately of produced (Leoncavallo) La Knows Nocturne has national the from of equipment of brook Zerola Bells purchases Another to audience 9 SUGGESTION A excitement Chadwick de Gogorsa' Ruby Abt ude willfulness Robertson Pagliaccl” employment of readers waiting anxiously for her latest to contribution fiction A novel by her is assuredofnew widespread a latest welcome The by book this talented is author "Helena” Tiie heroine in Helena Plttstone an girl impetuous beautiful as Romney’s Lady Hamilton whose natural has been developed by the of "wartime and the freedom Donelson the besides one of descriptions of Troubles a Perfect vivid rate-making that Humphrey circle Third ourth East Ostrow) may owners entrusted be for Writes There (Kamennoi solo tho by Humphrey on large a here Co Mrs evening programs men railroad Sons) will Wednesday thofollowlng at affair and labor the Taylor Chadwick Ruby center two and interest much Include as 8 The streets Miss by Elliott Clark Co o'clock Wednesday between you "The Bittle "The Man of Twentyeighth Street” "Expensive Poverty” Broker’s "The Marriage Daughter” “The That Tells” Gypsy Blood "When Stark’s and Cafe Was Closed” "The of the there Strength being tVeak" all twenty-four stories told each making its in point literary a purely way well the clear giving reader a as as idea of what the City of Cities is like— & Diveright New York) life South Piano such mentioned symphony at the at invisible of stories The the understand given lectures of and government commissions CHADWICK series the the of be in subjects John musical he metropolis when says: American a "New YorkIf is an orchestra playing hear the part of only symphony you violin one or oboe instrument — cello or rench horn— it is incongro-ous To third The the the tho is they can most (within the limitations prescribed) with the controlling board of of directors the of proprietor the If railroads that of board directors is found and judicial unworthy of trust control to unable it seems cope with the remedy is in providing a different for method constituting that board making it more representative of public Interests and not in providing new Nev-York how among rest LECTURE RUBY BY paragraph the contended Ilas--brouck MUSIC business public general discussion satisfactory ' engagements year Yuletide Guilmant choirs of of extension road and indeed with all the executive or administrative tho functions that and creation upon of such a board it should be given the responsibility for a and successful of operation the railroads Tho author says: "We aro bound to rest these administrative functions somewhere and it is ather" THIRD today of aithful” ”O Gift So Rae Rose (Lester) Carlo) Miss solo (Don vocal (Donizetti) from “Lucia” Ethel Bind: Sextet ”O ladies’ My orchestra Harline Beigh piano solo (Herman) raise’’ violin solo (Kern) "A La Miller: Graceful "Threo Rebewa (Duzzt) Rae Cleo Thomas Rose Saxys" "Deeji and Mrs Echuster River” Nellie Mrs vocal (Burliegh) B address Weyersberg selection Accompanists orchestra Grant In of Misses order appearance and Lewis Helen Langford Edelweiss Tout Miss Grace My Rest Jesus Raging” topics foremost tho railroads which with all of matters Solo" "Caprice-Saxophone She next March My Post! years of public contemplates Guliitt EVENING Prelude Offertory Solo silence four after Ages Remick Clarence D Menser Marche Religious Chprus Analyzed of a metropolis of the by Whitehouse of believes east voice Urged of Postludc choir college by-Walter -The — Rock — problem the valuable Accordingly book IV Davis entitled "The Railroad is Suggest! on” Problem — A particularly timely in The author of this book believes federal of regulation railroads and that a be board should provided AT BIG ORGAN Tabernacle organ is in the hands of assistant organist Tracy I' Cannon of its full charge use have who will company -she ONE college of music Schuster The Twentieth free will give a concert at the chapel Second ward avenue and at o’clock this 630 E street evening Nellie soloists assisting are Mrs The Miss Esther HasbrouckWeyersberg Del gh Bind and Harline program well to be as promises very interesting to the variety entertaining as owing follows: of the The numbers program Schuster School March" Gustav "Our Op Dancla orchestra symphony and Elizabeth 137 Margaret Shaw a itself by would It out and and white rough and upright among Control Railroads Gustav bring — young and ederal 20TH WARD ARRANGES ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM in women apolis) orchestra the theatre in be charge CANNON the has characters and men Man he the The absence Assistant story him of cast "A shrewdness wisdom humor its characters are so many — 4: the his Irving illustrated LEAD from of him the formerly BORT Metropolitan Opera has who recovered her the Baumbach figure conscience X LUCREZIA of Mencer of Words Christinas Por aprc Mr Chi IdCarols fol the Idyll Prof reveals house will at of violinist leading Young Elmer will the and Schreiner theatre Alex orchestra the preside at with the organ be at the will while Selden Heaps piano and Of X that at during Vivid up Lincoln that convincing attempt any is "A the book hopeless epitomize Man for tho Ages” is a piece of literature in which the Interest never falters beginning It "gets’ the the reader from It is southerner to the appealing as to tho This northerner ns in the true genius of tho author is of tho soul old found whose work in and New Erigiand whoso latest book tho of nation's the speaks vorco John Wolcott Adams hks tho which work in a manner is in full of with tho theme sympathy this notable story concerning the great Co American — (Bobbs-Merrill Indian real states western a complete Paramount-Empress music -of eVer uren’s 0 t- Christian inclule Gounod and Let Offertory the llvcst tho around Response to tile improving right and Is Mrs Honest -(Boni 'One J Again Sinffs MORNING Solo And Around woven wayward charity artists director Kimball at won entertainments excellent Mr along has and the YOUNG the During Miss artiste tin ELMER reputation enviable an in Xc Robert Mrs alm sign to -hopes Spiller she audiences Recently before the members with success tho of Salt association Dake Britannic and received many compliments for her work there which included a and other steps pastoral dance Her is sister Elsie Spiller a musician Miss of cities All biggest which in is but strictly interesting not very Madame since 'accordance with the facts Der Veer born in Van New was after the state named York was — curiously singer Emma Nevada — and Enough has sung In almost every state in this The country except Nevada in that be thing disputed cannot one is the "she the statement paragraph Tihs had brilliant but a career” even is still that be to can added "and In Alice Grand as lines young local out Evening Sun TIow Songbirds York entitled stated really the state has had She her for 621 work tepslchorean talented and attained her depths - Names" Choose which Veer - New the article an has in into i Recently Spiller of Jews NEVADA EMMA - 'carried Spiller prob-ably participate song VAN DER NEVADA ' will persons ' to chorus voices twenty been augmented by some of the alls until of singers Twin the Mr’ of daughter LAKER SALT formerly the Is dancers J Dake’s Miss the of him greatest has Central will Prelude Andantino Crucifix Duet ambition the coursc’at Tabernacle for next is by Mr Kimball accompanied season they will bo Mrs Kimball and absent least tho city two from at weeks Gotham alls start ONE Salt of Is Herald Special Idaho Dec — Under Barratt the direction of Harry M of the Salt Lake most pretentious festival musical over program attempted here will be given in Ascension Christinas eve Episcopal church Is In its entirety from The program of consist and wlli Handel’s Messiah elx of the choruses important most aolos bearing together with the upon the of the tp subject leading or Will the Altogether program of closing consist seventeen numbers chorus Plans are the Hallelujah with to He ESTIVAL OLD Twin EAST left - CHRISTMAS BY the the Kimball P GOES Kimball situation concert work Busnols of P with archaeological an that is and under be Edward of handled Graham will ages” lifted Abe walks with steadily head his appointed way — slowly the into great white out of obscurity light that beats about the born leader is "A Man for tho Ages” a wonderfully In story which wt beautiful and moving heart and are given a full view of the Lincoln of soul tho great emancipator' Is alive with his own greatand so beneficent humanity in this tale — X: from day the that being proved Ages" a great pioneers black whom intends of not red old and gentle for yesterday of New York to attend the convention the of National Association Concert is of he which a Managers member to be of unusual The ’sessions promise Interest this Is the first meeting as since the Mr ended Kimball has war the definite ideas concerning some of' in handling artists the and west to to the convention them present RBMSVli the from as come as century is prophesied ago next Debussy William Wallace today of inevitable is of the mav music Wagnerian and no mental The restless is ever breaking and creating new symphonies and of typo activity of be concerts Edward T ' j shouldguard sonatas by sturdy performance mado a festival is C K1MRALL intentness -composer give will occasion orchestra i Vl placed organization evening an management in one The Utah Tabernacle ' the which to is untrained auditor who of vtnd perception attain to keenness Intelligent of music That appreciation is listening with tne through same direct of he would mind thatof literature piece subtly a written upon a not expect symHe must understood as to be easily phony as The a story of adventure did not write it ns a form of entertainment of in expression tones but"as the certain ideas and Imaginations all the auditor —Above to the tendency himself against with and unfamiliar music regard new told long ’suspicion been so We have is the perfect that "classical” music forget ideal of that arc apt to form we of music that the function main Is just is as much Music progress of thought expression contemporary an mental product as any other insist who upon the There’ are those of the and perpetuation maintenance they in just classical music as forms of insist tho sonnet the retention upon in the the rondegtj stanza or had if this But poetry jonservatmm in the past we prevailed unbroken today no Beethoven would have There and the In memory of matinee 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