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or 7 f3 a 159 a I THE BAliT LAKE HERALD STOHDAY NOVEMBER 5 ISeiXSlXTEEW PAGES THBERNHCLE GRANDMUSICALFESTIVAL I I I Under the Direction of SaG I 0 aaaQjaua 1 44 5 i1 11 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS I GILMORES IIUOYPARABLE BAND I 50 INSTRUlIENTS 60 And Saturday Matinee I r7 I Sixteen Instrumental Soloists and Four Voeal Artists NOV A BER Jt 0 LJI OLLJLUl 4 II MISS EHILIE SCHNEELOCH Soprano MONS CLODIO Tenor MISS EMMA SCHNEE LOCH Alto MR EDWARD MAHONEY Basso Combining in one Grand Aggregation MR EVAN STEPHENS Director of Chorus A FESTIVAL CHORUS AT OF 700 VOICES ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME AT EACH PERFORMANCE I I I Reserved Seats at Coalter Snelgroves Music Store A Childrens Chorus of 700 Voices at Matinee I I PRJrCES9 Oo9 lOO MAOENrE 23 500e i Special Rates for School Children at Matinee 15c EXCURSION RATES CENT ALTr ROADS HALF FARE itor the FI8TVAI Premature gray whiskers should be colored to prevent the appearance of age and Buckinghams Dye is by far the best preparation tq do It WHEN ONE BUYS LAND he wants to read his title clear to know that what he buys is suroly his By getting your abstracts from the Salt Lake Abstract Title Guaranty Trust Co 265 Main street you will know the title you are buying FANNY DAVENPORT The great American tragedienne has written the following note for the benefit of her sex 1 It should prove especially important when it is remembered that no class is so well informed on the subject of which she writes as professional women NEW YORK Aug HMr Wisdom Dear SirYour Robertino was highly spoken in San Francisco and a lady friend induced me I to try it It is very fine and is an excel lent application for beautifying and whiten ing the face and hands The Robertino powder is delightful Very truly FANNy DATESPORT DELICIOUS COLD BBVKRAGES i The decoctions served to the thirsty and warm at the Occidental ore delicious puro and superior Firstclass wines liquors beers ales and cigars Family supplies a specialty AUEK MUBPHT Proprietors William Wood jr the wellknown Mar hat row butcher is now located at the Salt Lake market 532 Second South where a choice selection of all kinds of meats are kept Genuine pork sausage a specialty Order by telephone No 537 SALT LAKE THEATRE CHAss nnnTn AlNAGHB THURSDAY WEDNESDAY ROY 4 and i 5 THURSDAYSpecial 1 Special Engagement of MISS ROSINA VOICE S9 SUPPORTED HT Felix Morris and her London Comedy Co Separate and Distinct Plays at 3 3 I Each Performance I PERCY FEHDRAGGH WpdlP llflV HY MILLINERS BILL It OU11COUUJ 1 His Art was True to Poll i MY LORD IH LIVERY rn I THE OLD MUSICIAN Thursday WIG AKD QUWN I A DOUBLE LESSON The above plays are nl new to Salt Lake ity with the exception of My Milliners Bill Sale of seats opens at the Box Office Tuesday November 3 Popu Prices EXT ATTRACTION Fowler and Wanningtons Skipped by the Light of the Moon Friday and Saturilay Nov 6 and 7 SALT LAKE I CITY UTAHrH M1 fl Vllh VIrII il tot Wcst Temple Street JOB PRIBTffia IH ALL ITS BRANCHES Most complete Tine of SkIOVV TYPE TilE WIr SHORT LINE TO THE EAST THOUGH VESTJBULED Sleeping and Dining Cars I And Free Reclining Chair Cars from Utah Points to Chicago and the East VIA UNION PACIFIC AND RAILWAYS For tickets sleeping oar reservations and all information apply tow STANNARD Genl Agt I MEARS Trav Fgt and Pass Ajrt Salt Lake City A THRALL Genl Pass and Ticket Ag WONDERLANDI Second South Street Next Cullen Hotel Week Commencing Thursday October 5th THE DOG WITH A HUMAN BRAIN r1 RuouA Dot Vb 6 6fb mr 9 9 tLV i iL The Canine Counterfeit Detector You can place a good coin in among any number of counterfeit and the dog will without any heEitation select the good coin from the bad 500 A PRESENT TO YOU 500 I you can deceive the dog HE NEVER MAKES MISTAKES He detected the celebrated Italian silver dollar counterfeit in Denver that had deceived nearly every receiving aud paying teller in that city You can briny your own coins good and bad and the dog will work for you th9 same as his owner 2 Grand Stage Shows 2 Combining every attraction and talent possible to procure in the leading Vaudeville line USUAL LADIES SOUVENIR AND CHILDRENS MATINEE DAYS JOCo OMISJSION JLOo Seats One Dime Reserved JOB OFFICES I Sa Y01iJU Type By Having Forms gsTRoTYPED1L AT THE HERALD OFFICE A New and Complete Outfit Best Work at Eastern Prices DRAMATIC AND LYRIC The GilmoreStephens Festival at the Tabernacle I KOSINA YOKES THIS WEEK Skipped by the Light of the Moon1 Other Attractions for November State Notes WEftTY years I 4 ago the whole country was interested in one of the grandest musical festivals that i It had ever known I a festival that drew upon the resources of every nation and the master spirit of that event was Gilmore Before that this name had become almost national from his and his bands participation in scores of important national celebrations but the Boston peace jubilee established hIs reputation firmer than ever That peace jubilee gave an impetus to music in the United States that was immediately felt in the organizations of chorus societies almost everywhere and I rendered it possible to hold festivals which but for the comparison with the jubilee I would be called great One such festival is to be hold in Salt I Lake the latter part of this week at which IL the same Gilmore will preside and where much of the grand music that was seen at the Boston jubilee will bo rendered by Stephens Six Hundred accompanied by I uwor ana DlS PJl 01 solo musicians These voices have been for a long time training under Prof Stephens and have reached a perfection that will fully sustain our end of the concerts It is nothing to the detriment of any other organization to say that Gilmoros band is unequaled Most of Its members have played together for nearly a score of years and they are besides the cream of the profession Beside the choruses and the band four distinguished soloists will be heard in Salt Lake for the first time Monsieur Clo dio is a great artist who was first brought to America by Mapleson as primo tenore of his famous Italian Opera company in 1SS2 and 1SS3 and he also saw In opera with Patti on her last operatic tour of the eastern states He has a sympathetic voice and is accounted one of the beat tenors heard in America in romantic roles The Misses Schneeloch made their debut in Cbickeringh ail the past season and captured the audience completely The younger Miss Emilia was compared by the press to Carlotta Patti both in style and brilliance Miss Emma is richvoiced contralto and their duet sing ing is called marvelous in its perfection They will have prominent places on the pro gramme Mr Edw ard OMahoney the basso profundo has been for several sea cons with Mr Gilmore and is exceedingly 4 popular with his audience THE EESTIVAL PRO GRAMMES FIRST COXCEBI Thursday evening November 5 111 commeno ing at 8 oclock 1 Overture Eicazi Wagner Saxophone Solo Image of the Rose un RoseRelchardl Mr A Letebre Accompanied by a French Horn Quartette Messrs Weston VOhkins Miel Zllm 8 Chorus from The Redemption Un fold Yo Portals Gounod I Sung by the United Chorus under the direction of Mr Evan Stephens Intermezzo Sinfoulco From Cavalloria Kuslicana 00 Mascajjnl The opera from which this Morceau is so lected has been the rage throughout musical Europo during the past year 1cArii for Basso Cantante Let All Obi Loach nu eacn Mr Edward OMahonr Rnpsodies Hongroise No 2 originally for piano solo Listz 7 Duet for Soprano and Contralto Vene tian Boat Song Blumeuthnl Misses JCmlline and Emma Scnneeloch Symphonic Dramatlqe known as The UutmUhcd SymphonySchubert 9 Grand CbornsValea of Deaeret Inn Evan Stephens I Hy the United Chorus and Grand Organ under the direction of the composer 10 Morceau Caracteristlque the Mill MillGiilet Giilet IIArIa lor Tenor Celeste AidsVerdi i Mons Clodio 12 Shermans March Through Georgia asa Funeral March Marching Through Georgia was one of the most popular melodies produced during the war Since that time It has been played on almost all public occasions by every baud In America but it remained for Giiiaores band to make it the greatest sensation or the day when they played It down Fifth avenue New York trans formed Into a solemn dirge on the occasion of the ataaa great most heros profound funeral impression Its performance all along cre the lino and drew tears from many a strong heart that never quailed before the cannons mouth National anthem Columbia uuGUmore Introductions variations for clarionets Herr Siochght principal piccolo Signor Ds Carlo euphoniums in duet Messrs Faffay and anu Whittier saxophone Vr A Lefebre cornets in duet Messrs Bode and Wilder petit clarlonet Matus Ur bass olarionet bassoous saxophones saruso phones and contra foguvia in unison fluto Mr Waflsworth ending ivith variation of trombones helicon and basso tubas with chorus in the last verse I SECOND CONCERT Friday evening November 6 1591 commencing at 8 oclock 1 Overture Tannhauser Wagner 2Aria for bassohThe Mighty DcepJndo Mr Howard OMahony Intermezzo After the BallnCzibulka 4Grand choral march from Tannhauser Hail Bright Abode Wagner Sung by the United Chorus 5Grand scene from the Huguenots Ben ediction of the Poignards Meyerbeer 6 Duet for soprano and contraltoCheer fulness Gumbert Misses Emilie and Emma Schueeloch Wedding scene from Lohengrin Wagner 8Aria for tenor Salve Dimora from Faust hGounod Mons Clodio 9 Grand scene from 11 Trovatore for cornet and euphonium Miserere Verdi Messrs Bode KaCayolo band and chorus 10 Cavatlna for sopranoNobil Signor Meyerbeer Miss Emilie Schneeloch Pilgrims chorusl LombardiVerdi 12 Duet for clarionet Fantasle Hun garian uu Matus I Messrs Matus and Stocldgt Hallelujah chorus Fomthe Messiah MessiahHandel Bandel eo United Chorus and band SATURDAY MATINEE COMMENCING AT 230 OCLOCK Overture Ruy BiasMendelssobii 2S010 for flute Angels Serenade Noritto I Mr Wadsworth Patriotic song Star Spangled Banner nhn Key Sang by the childrens chorus Fantalsie Humoresque Lot is Dead DeadWllmers nn Wllmers I 5Duet for soprano and contralto Venetian Boat Sontr Blumenthal I Misses Emilie and Emma Schneeloch Caprice Herolque Awakening of the Lion DeKoutbUI 7S010 for tenor La mia Letltsin from Lombard Verdi I Mons Clodlo 65010 for saxophone Moonlight on the I Lake Heichanlt Mr A Lefebre accompanied by the French Horn Quartette Messrs Weston VahUins Mini and Zllm Songfor basso The Owl Thomas Mr OMahoney 10 Patrol American Meacham 118010 for xylophone Popular Fantasie FantasieWebb Herr Wahle 18 Grand scene from II Trovatore Anvil I Chorus Uu Verdi I Childrens chorus and band I I Stephens has been untiring in his efforts to get the children of this city into the Saturday matinee of Gilmores festival He has succeeded in getting a cheap rate of only fifteen cents for allsrhool children for whom the aids galleries will be used A chorus of 700 of the best singers have been selected Prof Wolfe working most hearti ly to aid Mr Stephens in the selectingto form the chorus in connection with the tabernacle juvenile choir who sang so beautifully there at a late concert The month of November will not see very many attractions at the Salt Take theatre but among them will be Rosina Vokos who holds tho boards on Wednesday and Thurs day next presenting on the first evening Percy Pendrngon My Milliners Bill ffi t2 ri il JLr Hr 11 if 1 trr mtf i i 1 a A dJ Jf i tt I 1 i 1 nOua VOKLI I My Lord in Livery II and on tho second night The Old Musician Wig and Gown and A Double Lpsson Yokes is i rather unfortunate this time in the feet that she will find Gilmores band and Stephens Six Hundred opposing her but she is a strong favorite in Salt Lake and will doubtless be able to make a showing equal to any one else who might be placed in the same position If Yokes Is unfortunate however Skipped by the Light of the Moon which follows her on the 6th and 7th will also suf fer for the same reason The skit was first presented here by Louis Harrison several years ago and now comes to us its i said revised enlarged and improved Following this comes Lilian LewIs on the 9th and 10th whoso repar olro is yet to be announced The one event of the month however will bo Slnbad the extravaganza which had such a royal reception in the east and which has just finished us fifth week at the Grand Opera house in San Franci co and at all of the performances the standing room only card vas displayed Sinbad hps been the rage wherever it has been given It Is full of catchy musical jingles topical songs and choruses galore The dates for the minstrel entertainment to ba given under tho auspices of the Ladies Aid Unitarian society have been fixed for December ir and 18 It is to be an oldfashioned minstrel show refimd in I character and lene The programme will include old fashioned negro melodies with solos by our leading male singers Banjo solos clcgdiincing and character sketches by the young usen about tOin and by men who are not so young The names of the participants will not be announced in this issue but will later Within a week the entire programme will be settled All the newest music in the minstrel line will bo suug 4 The dramatic critic on the den om mercial is what tho avrd ineiuui1 of tho profession would term a daisy In a recent issue ho con sumed nearly a column of spacj in an Inter view with an actress who lately plnyod au engagement in the Junction cty ilestarss I out by asserting that her manager iisissoi on introducing him to the lady Had lie been contented to stop there he vouln nave gone down to fame as a modest lopreatiua tive of a great journal But listen town follows She was ioundin the little dress ing room on the right side just oacK ot the boxes She had taken off her stage dress and was in her white clothing over which she wears her brilliant costumes Just what this white doming was the modest young man leaves his readels to infer Then she told him that she wits bored a good deal by all kinds of people but never ob never by Ogden new pap men even though the dressing room was camp and chilly Then the young man fairy blushed and blushed until tho room became warm Of course he said her visitor felt flat tored at this nice bit of diplomacy in spite of his determination to take coldly Then she threw a shawl over her shapely should ers he continued probably to protect her self from the cold and icy stare of the mod est young man Later she showed him all her gowns calling particular attention to the tine buttorlly work on the waist of ono he particularly admired at which he said Well well which rema 1 seemed to en courage her for she pulled down from a peg a heavy scarlet satin wrap with tee preface 1 like this cress tho beat and I belive men generally lilto that color best I have ouvuu 01 luesu ana BUO sthe handed 10 the young man who replied that it was so heavy it pulled down like a quilt ana as he had it in his arms a hue like unto the dress went chasing over his immobile features and disappeared under his coat collar Then the soubrette said Ocdeu audiences were cold find the young man denied it after which there was ton minutes more of like conversation ned the young man bowed himself out and walked on air lor the balance of the evening and as tho door closed behind him had he lingered he woul i have probably heard the manager any The jay I I is good for column a it least und ho was worked mighty easy too Ana of such stuff docs too public receive a surfeit Several large Iramos of photographs of scenes In the comedy of Mr Wilkinson Widows have bran exhibited in the I theatre lobby for tome weeks past and letter yesteraay received from MI Cue ries Probman announces tht the company will be seen here during the winter season Mr Prohman sara Mr Wilkinsons Widows has met with the greatest success of any of the comedy presentations that I have made Its double run in Nov I I York and its long and successful stay dur I ing the summer in ChicnpO will indicate I the success the organization met with in both these cities This comedy company I lucre organized as a permanent fixture which is the saran as my stock company and I take greet pleasure in calling your attention to their coming engigement dur log the winter in halt Lake Among the artists who appear in this company 1 may mention Joseph Holland Thomas Burns Georgie Drew Barrymore Emily Bancker Matto Ferguson Annie Wi pd Adelaide Grey Thomas Riley Edward Coleman John Thompson others Paolu or clue first of the Vendettas is a comic opera in two acts tho music by Edward Jnkobowslci who composed hEr nilnie tho libretto by Harry iaulton and Mostyn Fedde The story is tnken from an ola English farce which Kosiua Yokes played a year or so ago It tells of two I travelers to Corsica who wore made to oe I lIce that they the chosen ers nro aventrers of their families and are forced to take the oath ol tho vende ta against each other Neither believes in the Corsican method of getting even und theIr efforts to escape talc ing the lives they have sworn to taco lead to innumerable complications find humorous situations This little story nas been worked up well and the libretto is said to be a success from every stanapoint It is well written and tho dialogue some ol it is witty and all of it amusing aud itis moro interesting i than the usual run of comic opera librettos JaKobowskis music is simple and of that catchy quality which made Erminio so popular There are half a dozen waltz songs in it aud two or three more ambitious choruses which can not fail to become quite popular I Editor Salt Lako HKIIALD I DEAlt SmIn case Mr Gilmore should not see his way to an acceptance of the proposition I have made him through you i will you kindly forward tho bank draft to I iny office in Now York as below It ishard to see how Mr Gilmoro can I I decline so fair offer in i I an view of the pub lie claim contained in his own advertising particularly as his acceptance will benetlt some one or more local charities to the amount of f500 I shall be grateful if you will see that my proposition is laid before him personally and his acoeptance or declination given a similar publicity to my proposition shall be in Denver on November 5 and 1 cnn be reached hy wire there In case of Mr Gilmores acceptance in which case I will cancel any and all conflicting dates and return here in accordance with the terms ol my proposition I want it distinctly un dlrstocd that this matter has not been brought forward by me as was stated in your pnper this raorningby Mr Gilmoros scent for au advertising purpose but aim 5 ly as a conclusive answer to a very ob innablu and misleading advertisement vo ten out as I firmly believe for the ext rS5 purpose of injuring my business here Yours very truly IXVES I I 05 Fifth avenue New York City SALT LAKE Crrr Oct 31 ISJl 5 The whole week at Wonderland was played to moro than average sized audIences and the opening three days of the new week to crowded ones in the evenings Fedora the snake charmer has been in duced to remain until the coming Thurs day Her fetes hnidling and fondling of the most venomous and repulsive look I ing reptiles is not especially delightful but it ia interesting and wonderful Prof Campbells mfniUure model of his great airship on which ho delivers an Interesting lecture isa theme of much importance to students and lovers of mechanical and I scientific appliances Tho illusions by Charles Cutullo are as usual excellent and as usual unsolvable Some strong attrac tions including the Amphion quartette and Abdi Ali Rio in his invincible Egyptian fakir act Side Lights A StraightTlp is coming Sol Smith Russell had a royal reception in Denver Bill Nyes CadI still draws at the Union Square Glmore played In Denver last week but minus a chorus Jhermidor continues to draw immense Louses In New York Walden Ramsay has concluded to remain in Mr Palmers company Mrs Gilberts friends gave her a birthday supper in London lately Milt Barlow is in tho cast of The White Slave now on in Chicago Little Emily1 is on at the Alcazar Stock well playing Wilkins Micawber Jo Haworths 11 Marc or the Soldier of For I tune is well received in the east John Kelly in You and I Is one of the attractions atthe theatre this month rho Cheyenne opera house is being remodeled and will be ready for reopening by December 1 ha shipwreck scene in oinbad is said toe one of the most marvelous stage eSccts ever sesn tcaalan is said to have a gold mine In Ma I vourecn unit is now running to big houses in New York i Den may come and mon may RO but It seems as though Frank Daniela and Little Puck out go on forever Felix Morris who comes the theatre with Voises 11 A great favorite ov and hi clean cut work is always appreciated the Logan Aatioti ia ot the opinion that tbo costumes used in Tee Dazzlerwcre just alit tiO tco suQden for a quiet city Stuart Kobson has lj just core uded success ful syasou in Philadelphiaplujing Tony bump kIna in Sho btoos to Conquer llian KUssell is said to have made a pro i uiuccud ht in La Oigalc in Now York ilia jeiciiJti of the lirst night were 56415 Geort Uiyvan wears eighteen hats in Nerves ana ihu matinee girls sigh audibly cigLtccn lirces at each performance Mirror Miss Yokes new leudiiiK wOlllan is Grace Fil kinf I who hai heretofore bean on the road with MocijesUa I VcKee Kankin and 31 Smith Rus sell Alabama ho i stirred the City of Brotherly Lovo irom centre to circumference Stoddart aim llarryuiore are the central figures it would appear The Tar and the Tartar is drawing crowded housed at Chka Dteby Bol Laura Joyce lull iMtuvjn Maoola and others well It noun are in too cast Mrs Frances Hotftscm Burnetts new play The bh vaiiiu Lu Khtei has been pro dccd In Woeerier England with considerable success Ellen Terrys daughter made her debut in Liverptol last week playing Domudbain In vjaubntn Sho has assumed the stage name cf Mibb Hullett The Omaha orldlleral has discovered that Ill yta versatility is ph noiaenal but ne is not stroug in plots and speaks of Lansing Rowan i a I caulltul blotico Edwin booth visited i Palmers theatre one night last week The improvement in his ap paurance was commented upon oy many who I ecogolenU him Mirror Leonard Grovers newest comcdydram The Woives New York was projonteU at tho Windsor NeW York on Monday last Tne critics have not yet boon uearu from Archibald Claveiing Cuiter author of I Barnes a New York bus column in late fsue of the New York Htralil in whet he tells what playwrights should avoid and bows up a few ot ihe rocks and shoals whch often wreck the work of aspirants for stage lionora Henry Disey opens at Hermanns theatre in New York tomorrow evening In A Man With a Hundred HeuUs Several other new plays have been secured for ttis gentleman who once Hgured as tho hind legs of the heIfer in Ricos KvanReline sad Manager Krohman is very enthusiastic over tue new ove Sidney Armstrong was obliged to leave the Men and Women compauy Boston on account of illness She is now at her home In West Sixtyhrst street tU city ojinpletoly broken down The doctors bay it is nervous prostration tolie is most anxious to got to work again but must rest for a short time llrst Dramatic Sfeuis Nina Farlhl ton the Lilys successor in Freddie Gibhordts affections and who hns been starring in Boeutiful Star apd ce or the Black Crook type has been roundly slated I by the critics and her houses have gradually dwindled to a few rounders Freddie win have to unloosen his purse strings for his beautiful blonde who is said to be an English woman Buffalo Bill luncheon In gave a London recently and among tho guests were Nato Salisbury LieutenantEmery Colonel Bracket Bookenwater Tom Oohiltree Lieutenant Gibson Colonel Casey and many press representa tives The Britishers appear to like Mr Cody for while tho elements were against him ho Is said to have closed a successful engage ment in spite London rain and fog I Superba the latest production Of the Han Ion I Bros which will be seen on the coast this season la said to be as interesting to the old folks us to the younger element for whom it specially designed rhe ground plan upon which Superba is drawn belongs to the old school of pantomime and romance The pro I duction is said to bo the most ambitious at tempt the Hanlons have made and reports from the east imply that overflowing houses testify I to their popular success.