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THE OGPEN STANDARD; OGDEN, UTAH. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1920 3 . !
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I Greatest Novelty Bill of Season Starts Today I
U i "MAKING MOVIES" i
'EilR j T,,e 6fa;3- potest and unique novelty Real Motion rWuroa made on the
I stngo In full view of tho audience, with Qgdcn talent comnletd nlrtiiro tn i
Sc0nencS.o-ntelS !athcMcr' Comc scc "' '"oVleaTe mad'f Afferent I
f I " VERNA MERSEREAU EMIL FARNLUND '
cSSU' J Present "Reincarnation," ajOgden's Clever Marimba- K
et ? I Dance Drama cf 1116 Past ard 1 phonist in "Melodious Mo- !
y HARRY AND ETTA ! xr,7T T T A nyr I
2 CONLEY i WILLIAM DICK
Sfejl "At the Old Crossroads" I Thc Sinsig Musician J
f I THE GALLONS j THREE SHOWS DAILY l
fel l f And their Lunatick Sticks 2:45 7:30 9:15
vtfrj! I ft Now evening prices ef fee Live i.oclay: Lower floor, 45c plus oe k
&j f war la::,- first five rows in bnlcony, 3Gc plus 4 cents war tx;
Hit. E balmce ablcony, 33c only; gallery, 2oc onlv.
NO CHANGE IN MATINEE PRICES
I I Motion Picture Co,
jjj Wios FigSit in Logan
II If LOGAN, Feb. 12. Judge J. D. Call
all' of the First district court, yesterday
9ji ; rendered a verdict in favor of thc
11 plaintiff in the case of tht Consolidat-
j; cd Motion Picture company against
Ir tb? Logan city board of health. The
court held that the picture shows
m could operate against the wishes of the
! Fit board of health as long as the schools
III of the city were in session and other
jl business nouses remained open.
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f Drink Coffee
S 1 " 14 Causes Indigestion, n Couple of
lit Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Will
i Promptly Give Relief.
J BjlK Indication caused by coffee Is tin
I Kf Mine 8 indigestion caused by anything
MlfK t'sc' 11 oal'nR food or drinking coffee
8m mnkes ou dsspeptic. all you need is
ffl W Stuart's l)spcpsia Tablets. because they
lis oct with an alkaline effect which is Just
h I "I Surely Do Enjoy My Coffee! I'm Not
: S I Afraid to Drink It, Either, for I Have
II' a Box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets."
JJ Slu.-iTt s Tablets mix with the food you
H ml TV t-tomach by Its peristaltic action
m ' chums and moves the food around thc
1 ;, stomach walls and thc powerful Sngrod-
if lents In these tablets Instantly begin dl-
'jjh . cling the food as they are forced
H ; Hirough It and around it.
; Tbi use of onu of these tablets after
's ' meals will In a very short time correct
p 1 llio fruits of digestion and you will cn-
' Jny your coffee and food vitbout the old
time" distress of indigestion "
j ' Every dmg store carries Stuart's Dys-
sj pepsla Tablets. Price 50 cents. Advcr-
j TELL IE 11 FOOT
! WILES. I II HELP
I YQU.
it K JIay ns wcl1 buv artificial teeth
i3 W. ready-made as to buy ready-made foot
i W appliances. Get feather-weight nrch-
M 'upports made to impression of the
t I feeU 1 mnke them. L. J. BARKER,
if I Foot "Specialist, 020 Colonel Hudson
'j I building. 27SG
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t Fond to Combat White
1 ! Plague Given U. of U.
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SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 12. The
sum of $100,000 was willed to tho Uni
; r versify of Washington by the late Mrs.
t Frank McDermott, one of the founders
and owners of a big department store,
' U became known here when the will
; wa3 filed for probate. Mrs. iMcDnr
' : inott left an estate valued at $1,200,-;
i t 000. The will directed the board of
trustees to use the money to combat
i i tuberculosis. Mrs. McDermott who
i5S died yesterday, established thc store
m carli 'n the nineties as a small shop.
i M . oo
Jj M A man who will say 'thank you' to
a conductor for a transfer is our idea
I tL of the last word In politeness.
If 0Bi
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4 'r J nb'vn and reconstructive i properties. . UW; 3
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i i caused by ovcnvorhcrproloneed menial 3
I z ntrein or nervous irritab llty. slccplw- J
ri 1 S nc33. brain fas;, or General depression 01 a
r K tho nervous cyetom. ireparcd Und.r
! fe. lormulafiled with and approved by the a
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Gaby Deslys Dies of
! a Throat Infection
PARIS. Feb. 12. Gaby Deslys, thc
French actress and dancer, is dead.
Gaby Deslys had recently undergone
several operations for an infection of
the throat. Early in December she was
considered to be in a grave condition
and her relatives were summoned from
America.
The name of Gaby Deslys became
known after former King Manuel of
Portugal displayed his infatuation for
her. That was ten years or more ago.
In 1911 she arrived in America and
made her appearance on the New
York stage. She made a second visit
to America in 1915. She returned to
London and Paris tho following year.
Thc throat affection from which the
'actress suffered is said to have been
' a complication of influonza.
iff You Meed a Medicine
i
You should have the Best
Have you ever stopped to reason
why it is that so many products that
are extensively advertised, all at once
drop out of .sight and are soon forgot
ten? The reason is plain the article
did not fulfil thc promises of the man
ufacturer. This applies more partic
I ularly to a medicine. A medicinal
' preparation that has real curative
, value almost sells itself, as like an end
less chain system the remedy is recom
mended by those who have been bene
fitted, lo thoso who are in need of it.
A prominent druggist says "Take
;for example Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
ja preparation I have sold for many
years and never 'hesitate to recom
jmend, for in almost every case it
'shows excellent results, as many cf my
i customers testify. No other, kidney
j remedy ias so large a sale."
According to sworn statements and
'verified testimony of thousands who
have used he preparation, the success
of Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root is due to
the Tact, so many people claim, that
it fulfils almost every wish in over-
coming kidney, liver and bladder ail
ments, corrects urinary troubles and
neutralizes tho uric acid which causes
rheumatism.
j You may receive a sample bottle of
! Swains-Root by Parcels Post. Address
jDr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.,
i and enclose ten cents; also mention
I the Ogden Standard. Large and me
!diurn size bottles for sale at all drug
j stores. Advertisement.
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iTHIMIIII HFS
EC0I1 SERVICE"
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Thirty seven million tires wero man-j
ufacturcd in thc United States last
year to provide for the six million !
cars which are operated in the coun-:
try, points out A. J. Olsen, manager
of Drowning Brothers company,
"If you consider for a moment thc
vastuess of this production you arcj
able to grasp the magnitude of the
problem a motorist has to face wh.cn
he selects tires for his car.
'Tires have been bought because ofi
their economy in initial price rather I
than on their ability lo give long and
I trustworthy service. However, the
experienced motoi ist of today is com
! ing to realize that the one and only
real factor worthy of consideration is
the cost per mile.
That Is to sny, a tire at a relatively
low selling price may prove a very
costly Investment, if it goes to pieces
rapidly. Tires look very much alike
las to quality when on the dealers'
J shelves, but thc 'hard knocks of the
roadbring out their stamina. Ther
moid Crolide Compound Casings cost
a llttlq more to buy than the average
tire, but they cost less to use, for
they will give thousands of miles of
service over the most trying roads.
"The man who drivos a cai and has
had experience with tiro trouble knows
that the only economical kind ii the
endare the tires that will carry him
the furthest with the least amount of
trouble. Thormoid Crolide Compound
; Casings will take you through a sea
son of hard driving. The tread ct thc
tires ib ncn-pcrous, .therefore it is
water proof, and oil proof, which pre
venrs these destructive substances
ronching the fabric or inner linings oi
tin fro."
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It's getting the only way to got
any distinction out cf a service medal
: is to refuse to take it.
, Talk about hard times why. Old
Father Timo has worn tho same sowr:
) for the lust thirty and three centuries.
W SCOUT TROOP a!
; HOLDS MEETING 1ST j
: HEADQUARTERS . j
I j
1 An interesting scout meeting was
held last night at Troop 23 hcadquar.;
ter3. j
Allyn Jackson, Troop 23's first First'
I Class Scout, was officially innvc-stcdj
with a First Class Patrol Leader's!
I badge . and was also presented byj
Scoutmaster Bcrgstrom with a First
iCla3S miniature pin as n reward fori
his diligence. Troop 23 has about ten!
more scouts who are expecting to pass
I all tho first class requirements within
'the next few days. Lester Rose and
(Francis Simnieraon were Invested
I with second class badges, having pass
Jed all the requirements, making about
25 second class scouts in this troop.
I The Ninth Ward Dramatic associa
tion awarded the following prizes for
i selling tickets for their recent play.
'Buster Gudmunsen, Scout Ax; Charles
Bramwell, Scout Pedometer; James
Mullins. flashlight; James flardy, J
scout knife; Lester Rose Leedawl,!
compass; Leon Spencer, scout knife; j
'Allen Wungsgard, scout's safety water-1
J proof match holder. I
DID YOU EVER j
USE SLOAN'S?
Keep it handy to promote prompt
relief from rheumatic
pains and aches.
WHEN you know what Sloan's
Liniment will do, as thousands
of men and women the world
over know, you, too, will keep it han
dy. You will use it for those "twinges
jof rheumatiz," for relieving that lanicj
back, muscle stiffness and soreness,
aches, all sorts of external painc, and
exposure aftermaths.
Only takes a little, applied without
rubbing. Soon penetrates, scattering
j the congestion, bringing merciful relief
; to the throbbing, jumping part
Three 3i7.es 35c, 70c, $1.40. Any
druggist has it If not, we'd like to
I know his name.
Sen. Johnson Petitions i
i
Are Being Circulated
BISMARCK. N. D., Feb. .-Petitions
nominating Hiram Johnson. Unit.'
ed Slates senator from California, for,
preferment for the Republican presi
dential nomination to be voted on. in'
the North Dakota primaries on March ;
16 wore placed in circulation today,
j A. Y. Carlson, of Bismarck, seere
tary of the North Dakota Johnson cam-1
paign committee said that the peti
tIoi8 will be filed February 15. Here
I tofore, he said, it has been peculiarly
supposed that presidential preference
(nominations could be filed up to
March 1, but he says there is some
question as to the law on that point
land the earlier filing date has been de-
termined upon.
j Petitions recently were circulated at
j Devil's Lake, and elsewhere for Ma
Ijor General Leonard "Wood, but they
j have not been tiled.
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1 0GD N PEOPLE
j PREVENT APPENDICITIS
Many Ogden people nrr vsing sim
j pie glycerine, buckthorn nnrk, etc.. as
I mixed in Adler-i-Ua. Tl'.i? fus'ics
;BOTH upper and lower biMvel so ccm
. pletely it removes uM fou', ncwmu at
jed poisons from alim nta.-y canal uud
I prevents appendicitis. A.Jcr-i-ka re
illeves ANY CASE gas on slonrach or
sour stomach. Often CURr-S constipa
tion. In one case of chronic ?toni'ich
trouble ONE bottle pi educed wonder
ful results. A. R. Mctnlre Drug Co.
Advertisement.
Utah In Tenth Place j
U Teachers' Salaries1
!
Facts relating to the Smith-Towner;
education bill are given in a booklet:
seat out by thc government to thc va-1
rious school heads throughout the!
country. j
In the booklet Utah is designated as
being in tenth placo in thc salaries
paid to teachers. California loads tho
country
The average yearly snlary of teach
ers in California is 0903.45, whilj the
average in Utah is $724.92. Mississip
pi Is at thc foot of tho list,
I The bill which is before congress
I was introduced by Senator Hoke
I Smith of Georgia and Horace Mann
I Towner of Iowa.
NOTICE
j All motorcycle riders are requested
jto meet at postoffice Saturday eve
ning, February 14 th, at 7:30 p. n. for
the purpose of participating in a pa
rade. (Signed) OGDEN MOTORCYCLE
CLUB. 2S19
WEBER COUNTY SERBS
i APPLICATIONS TO TI
FISHERIES BUREAU
Blank forms lor requests for eggs,
fingerling and fry from the federal
bureau of fisheries, were received by
S. B. Locke, head of 1he game depart
ment of the forest service yestrday.
Six applications will immediately be
! made by the Weber God and Gun as
sociation, it Is stated, and steps will
i be taken to plant 140 miles of Ogden
river and its tributaries during the
coming season. The application blanks
were turned over by Mr. Locke to A.
T. Hestmnrk and action in presenting
the applications will be taken immedi
ately, It is planned to get the sup
port of Representative Welling in the
matter of procuring thc fish.
It is anticipated that either 50,000
large fingerlings or approximately
200,000 fry will be allotted to Utah as
the result of the applications.
Eastern brook trout, rainbow and
native trout will be asked for by the
local fishermen, and it Is expected
that steel head trout will also be in
cluded in tho allotment.
The Weber Rod and Gun club has
expressed willingness to pay expenses
of messengers bringing the fish in
containers from Springvillc. They
have also announced themselves as
willing to co-operate with game war
dens in the mattor of protecting the
fish.
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THE 1P0RT1CE i
Of A BOG'S TAIL
Thc Airedale dog used in the nicking
of Mary 'PIckford's great production,
"Pollyanna," had the distinction of
having a long tail, unusual, for fev
Airedales possess tails of any length.
Whn this production was cnl half
completed the studio burned to ihe
ground and this poor little Airedale
went up in smoke. They looked Los
Angeles over to find a substitute but
could only find one that tallied ex
cept thc ail. They went to the city
do; pound, cut the tail from one of the
prisoners and spliced it on the little
Airedale and we defy you to tell where
the substitute starts work in the pic
ture. Mary cuts up many pranks.
When the sober-faced old maid auntie
reprimanded Mary for tracking mud on
; the carpets she employs two piec is of
1 fly paper, stepping on them she thinks
tins a novel way lo keep the floors
clean. Mary befriends a little unfor
tunate lad and when thc aunt won't
'listen to her plea to adopt him she
hidss him in the cellar and carries
food to him. Thc .Tunt having occa
sion to visit the cellar. Mary Insists
on going for her but the aunt goes to
j the cellar and then . See her pic-
' turc at .the Alhambra Sunday.
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! Services t be field
! in AH Wards Sunday
In a recommendation to ward bish
ops, the Weber stake presidency has
suggestod that services be held in all
wards starling next Sunday. The bish
ops ha c been instructed to use discre
tion in opening the wards and in such
cases where influenza provalls, to with
, hold the opening.
Priest hood meetings will be held at
fl o'clock Sunday morning, with Sun
day school at' 10:30 and sucrament
, meeting "at 7 p. m. In county wards
j the sacrament meeting will be held at
!2 p. m.
I Similar action has been taken by the
! Ogden stake.- In thc North Weber
stake, tho matter of resuming services
j ha3 been left entirely to thc discretion
of thc bishops.
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TO GUARD AGAINST INFLUENZA.
Don't let the dread influenza get
you. If you have oven the slightest
cough or cold, better begin using Fol
ey's Honey and Tar at once. Henrv
Willis, sanny roini, xexus, ii one ui
many thousands who consider this j
remedy "just line." He says: T suf-
fered severely with a bad cough; af 1
Iter using four or five dollars' worth
of different medicines decided to trv
Foley's Honey and Tar. One bottle
gave" relief. Best medicine I ever
lscd." Contains no opiates. A. R. Mc
Tntyrc Drug Co. Advertisexneut.
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Theatres
1 1 , .
I "MAYTIME."
j "Will You Remember?" is a fasci
nating little musical number which
many will find hard to forget after
hearing the popular selection wirh its
I original stage surroundings in "May
j time" a the Orphoum last night. This
'play with music probably was not
written around the song, but "Will
You Remember?" has added much to
the highly successful career of this
Broadway show. While the song or its
I theme runs through the entire four
'acts of the piece, it is not overdone
. and never grows tiresome.
"Maytlmc" Is a Shubert attraction,
which in Itself is saying considerable
in favor of the production. Although
a girl and music show, it has more
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ferU Ou0111 LAME Back 1
' q Ml Backache, Luinbago, Soreness and QlMjMu&
Kff Stiffness Away Try This!
Back hurt you? Can't straighten up
without feeling sudden pains, sharp
aches and twinges? Now listen! That's
lumbago, sciatica or maybe from n
strain, and you'll get blessed relief (he
moment you rub your back with sooth
'Ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil."
Nothing erse takes out soreness, lame
ness and stiffness so quickly. You slm
uly rub it on and ut conies thc pain.
1? I.- uerfectly harmless and doesn't
j burn or discolor the skin.
I Limber upl Don't suffer! Get a
' small trial bottle from any drug tore,
i and after using it just once, you will
forget that you ever had backache,
lumbago or sciatica, because your back
1 will nover hurt or cause any more ruis
! ery. It never disappoints and has
I been recommended for CO years Ad'
j vertisement.
a PURE AIR SANITARY Celebrate ,J :
IS . Lincoln's
2 Prices Including MAC LEAN III
? flf?j" 1l Th? (CjC War Tax th b h PI
Mj?-4 J&W MJ?yLs made thc hit in
A PROGRAM THAT'S A HOLIDAY TREAT ! 23 hours leave H
rfgTTjnn-irmi miiwfhi hi ii null i ijiiii iniu m i u 1 1 , 1 1 n nm 11 iiiiihikwiii mi iiiiiifi n im i n iw iiini'iiiin n iy n"i mini m Wj 11
than usual amount of story, romance
and human interest accorded such at
tractions. In fact there arc many lines
of real pathos with the happy conclu
sion of a love story lapping over into
a succeeding generation of. descendont
lovers.
Staged with the usual Shubert care
as to beauty and detail, the piece is
also presented with a splendid cast, in
cluding a fairly large chorus.
Melvin Stokes, as Richard Wayne
of the 1840s and later as a direct de
scendant, in the Twentieth century,
has a pleasing tenor -voice which ac
counts for much of the success of the
production. He is ably supported in
the feminine lead by Carolyn Thom
son as Ottillie Van Zandt, likewise an
othei descendant when the story
passes through the succeeding peiiods
Oi ls-lU, istiy, me cignties aiui iiu.u-i
ly into the present day. Mr. Stokes
and Miss Thomson wero especially
pleasing in a number of duets, Includ
ing "Will you Remember?".
Thc comedy ir given over aimosc
entirely to William Norris as Matthew
Van Zandt. the only character main
taining original identity throughout
thc eighty odd years of the story. Mr.
Norris finds some of his best oppor
tunities in t lie twentieth century act
when, at the age of eighty years or so
he is still "looking them over" along
Broadway.
I While the popularity of "Will You
Remember?" preceded "Maytime" it
self to this city. "Reminiscence,"
"Jump Jim Crow," and "Road to Para
'disc" arc other musical numbers of
fthe piece .which- will be in demand
laftr being heard by tho large s-.udl-ionce
which filled thc Orpheuui to thc
last rows of seats.
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!FiFyourears
; WITH HEAD NOISES j
' If you have roajing. buzzing :
i noises in your ears, are getting I j
; hard of hearing and fear Ca- I
: tr.rrhol Deafness, go to your ,
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mint (double strength), and add i
to it Vipinl of hot water and a 5j
i little granulated sugar. Take 1 S !
1 ) tablespoonful four times a day. I
! This will often bring quick re-
S lief from the distressing head I
Is noises. Clogged nostrils should l
l open, breathing become easy and ? '
! the mucus stop dropping into.t ;o
throat. It is easy to prepare, S
? costs little and is r.leasant to
! take, anyone who has Catarrh-
i al trouble of the oars, is hard
Is of hearing cr has head noises I
should give this prescription a
j trial. Advertisement.
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H U. S. FOREST
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I A report from Forest Supervisor W.
M. Mace of the Sevier National forest
tells of 2 mountain lions being killed
jin that vicinity recently.
! John and Thomas Lowder killed a
male Hon about two wees ago that
weighed 150 pounds and mcasureil
over nine feet from the tip of it's nose
j to the tip of its slail. The animal,
I when shot, was feeding on a buck
deer.
j The second animal to be- killed was ,
a female Hon, and over six feet long.
iThis lion was killed near two deer
I that it had killed. Clair and Lee Row
I loy were successful In killing the sec
lond lion.
j It is stated that mountain lions near
i Parowan arc depleting the herds of
deer in that vicinity, in addition to
killing cattle,
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Weather Is Chilly in
California Tourists Say
Reports from railroad officials in
dicate that the trend of heavy traffic
has shllfted east. Until a short time
ago, the majority of traffic was toward
the west, many caatern people making
their way to the west coast to spend
the summer. A general exodds of tour
ists from the west to their homes in
the east is reported.
Travellers from the coast report that
, heavy rains are occurring in Califor
nia, and that to pooplo who arc ac
climated, California breezes have a
, tendency to pierce clothing with chill
Jlng offect.
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i It's strange that when a young
swain insists he is unworthy of a girl,
ihe usuall ygets her.
$IPB?COIERTI
SUCCESS; I0TB
PROGRAM TONIGHT
By D. J. G.
If Mr. Oberhoffer and his musicians,
Mr. Ballantync and his singers and
others connccteu with last night's con
cert of the Minneapolis Symphony or
chestra want to know whv there was
not more applause at the conclusion oi
the excellent numbers, here Is the
answer.
Wc were crowded so closely togeth
er on the benches, that we cou.'dn't get
our hands free to ai plaudl
Although many of us would have
liked to show "our appreciation by
handclapping and regretted that condi
tions prevented our doing so, still
there is gratification in the fact thnt a
sufficiently large number of Ogdenitcs
was interested in good orchestra mus
ic to fill thc Tabernacle and bring
about such conditions.
Mr. Oberhoffer brings with him vir
, lually thc same organisation oi skilled
i musicians that has made otl:cr visits
j to to Utah events to be remembered
jwith pleasure. Too much cannot be
taid about the excellence of his strings
and supporting the strings are the son
orous brass section are the sweet
toned wood wind choir.
Thft nvlinaf vrfa Mvat nnniUnr
the overture to "Midsummer Night's
Dream by Mendelssohn." It Is typical
of the composer in that it is cheerful.
From the sweet opening by the wood
winds, through tho light and graceful
dancing of the string3, the number
gave great pleasure.
Mr. Oberhoffer then presented the
big number of the evening, Dvorak's
symphony "From' the New Wcrld,"
composed in America by Dorak after
he had heard and studied many typical
American melodies. The work is re
plete with beauty and , dignity and it la
doubtful if any orchestra number
'played here surpasses in melodious
i beauty the second part of thc sym-,
I phony, the largo, in which the plaint- j
j Ive song is given by the sweet-toned i
('English horn. I
! Another pleasant surprise of the evc-
'nlng was the playing of the harpist,
Henry J. Williams, whp was the solo
ist of the evening. Mr. Williams' play
ing is entirely tree of many of those
features which mar the playing of so
many harpists. Ho obtains a spark
, ling tone from his instrument and his
technique is marvelous,
j In connection with the number for
i harp and orchestra, the audience was
favored with a bit or rapid thinking
and action.
This happened when one of the
strings brotfe upon the harp as the
performer was in the midst of his
number. He continued to play and
Mr. Oberhoffer continued to direct,
but at tho same time the soloist and
conductor carried on a hasty conver
sation which resulted in the conduct
or's directing the strings to repeat a j H
few measures. While the violins were if
doing this Mr. Williams changed his j
string, tuned it up and in a few sec- 4 H
onds was launched on his finale. !i H
A tone poem and a waltz from tlve i H
Finnish drama "Death" both by Sibel- I
ius, were the next numbers. Judging B H
from the applause, tho rather weird,. fjj
yet melodious wTaltz was enjoyed more
than any other number of the evening. IJ H
And then came thc first Wagner 2 H
publicly played in Ogden"for quite a J
while. And everybody enjoyed iL The l
number was the ever popular overture n
to "Tannhauser" in which the crches- fj
tra displayed its powers of tone con 1$
trol and remarkable volume. I H
Thc closing number wa one in. 1
which every Ogdenito can take pride
Chorus" from the oratorio "Messiah." T
With Joseph Ballantync directing the jj
l choir sang with great fervor to tho J
accompaniment of. both orchestra ant j
pipe organ, played by Sam Whitaker, ;
Tho orchestra plays another concert
tonight. There will be no scats re- f
i served and thc admission price has
been lowered. The extra concert was
j arranged when the Logan concert was
I cancelled. Guy Wcodard, violinist, will. j
be soloist. The program: ' J
Symphony No. 5, in C Minor ,
Beethoven
I ' (a) Allegro con Brio. . " 4
(b) Andante con Nioto. .
(c) Scherzo-Allegro. 2
(d) Finale-Allegro. , j
Themo and Variations, from Suite
No. Z, Tshal.Kowsky
Intermission "
Violin Solo, "Andante" (from con- I
certs) , , Lalo j
i Symphonic Poem, "The Sirens" .... 1
I unerc f'H
Synopsis: jJfl
I (a) Calm Sea." , mm
(b) "Song of the Sirens." mM
(c) "Storm." uM
(d) "Call of tho Sailors." mm
(e) "Shipwrecked." Mm
"Spanish Caprice" Chabrler
"Hallelujah Chorus" from "The Mes- mm
siah" Handel M
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