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Show Sings at Maxim's Music and mtm laHHk HBSt sVBBBBBBBBBJj MANAGER EUGENE L. WILL.E of Maxim's is giving a musical treat at his popular cafe that is by far ahead of any similar entertainment entertain-ment ever attempted in Salt Lake. The Delmonico's of the west is always looking for the best. With this in view, Mr. Willo signed a contract wlt Loonore Gordon Harrison, a soprano of remarkable ability, who is now rendering ren-dering special programs of classical and popular songs. She has a voice of wonderful range, power and sweetness sweet-ness and became popular at her first appearance here. Maxim's patrons also have the pleasure of hearing two other soloists and one of the best orchestras or-chestras over organized. (Advertisement.) Musicians THE testimonial to be rendered to Organist J. J. McClellan at the Tabernacle on October 5, is assuming as-suming large proportions. Many of the Wards are selling tickets and the various clubs of the city are becoming active to !make a success of the affair. At a committee com-mittee meeting of the chairman and sub-committees held yesterday the reports re-ports were of such an encouraging nature that the executive committee has ordered an Increase In the number num-ber of tickets printed. The program committee has encountered en-countered difficulty In making up the program owing to the fact that a large number of musicians have volunteered vol-unteered their services and it has been necessary to make the selections with great care. Those who have definitely been selected se-lected to appear on the program are as follows: Willard Welhe, Hugh W. Dougall, Spencer Clawson, Jr., Mrs. Hazel Taylor Tay-lor Peery, Mrs. Harold Siegel, Eva Crawford, Mabell Clarke, Mrs. W. G. Tuttle, Mrs. Delia Daynes Hills, Mabel Ma-bel Cooper, Chas. Shepherd, Alfred Best, John T. Hand, Prof. Anthon C. Lund, Mrs. Bessie Browning, James Montcarr and John Robinson. Miss Eva Crawford who made such a splendid impression as violin soloist solo-ist at the recital given by Tracy Y. Cannon's pupils at Consolidated Music Mu-sic hall will leave shortly for New York to continue her studies both vocal vo-cal and violin. Miss Crawford is a very talented and well trained violinist violin-ist and has made an excellent impression impres-sion both as soloist and in eusemble on each of her many appearance during dur-ing the year past. Her tone is warm and virvlle as most of the violinists of the opposite sex and her talents in this line are entirely worthy of development. de-velopment. Miss Crawford will be heard at the McClellan Testimonial for the last time previous to her departure. de-parture. Miss Em'ma Lucy Gates will not return re-turn to Germany diiring the present winter, as her doctor has advised her to take a complete rest before returning re-turning to the hard work of an opera and concert singer on the continent. Miss Gates has been forced to cancel ten concert engagements in the capitals capi-tals of Europe as well r her operatic oper-atic contract at the Kaiser's opera at Cassell, Germany. Hope has been expressed ex-pressed that Salt Lake might hear her in opera or concert again before she returns if a postponement is made until next year. The regular Tabernacle organ recl-talB recl-talB have been discontinued for the season. The Irrigation congress and the various organizations of the Mormon Mor-mon church utilizing the building most of the time during the past week. Special recitals may possibly be given giv-en on days when the building is not occupied. The famous and historical United States Marine band will favor us at the Tabernacle on the 10th of October. Octo-ber. Our people should realize that this Salt Lake appearance la a privilege, privi-lege, as this wonderful organization rarely is permitted to tour, and only at the urgent solicitation of western senators has the present tour been granted by the President. The career of the United States Marine band dates from the time of John Quincy Adams, and during these years has made many a band leader famous, notably John Phillip Sousa. Strictly speaking this organization is the official band of the United States, entirely in charge of the President, and equipped by the government. gov-ernment. In addition to these interesting inter-esting facts and Marino band is musically mu-sically perfect. A special matinee has been arranged ar-ranged for the afternoon performance on the 10th, commencing at four o'clock, so that the school children will be enabled to enjoy an occasion that will hardly be duplicated in their lives unless visiting in Washington. |