The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31
THE YELLOW KID.
To Parade on the Stage Tonight at
The Newsboys Performances

AZ tas Seattle theAtsr this evening. com
rlsneiag AZ O'clock. the members Of the
NaEs5eysf Tztou- assisted b. Others. viii
give an entertainment for the bSue1t ct'
Airs. z Newman ard Der TWO crippled
sons. Charlie ard Frank The number
OF seats already sold indicates that tbs
public has taken interest IN this meet de-
serving case since the Post-fntsligsncsr
told last Mo11ay morning % the misf0rt-
unes that have Dotallen the family and the
noble Efforts or the ne~sboys 20 help them
along. TIE prices Of admission ere only
10. =. = Eac = cents. and every person
who takes . ticket can rest assured taat
their money has been spent IN good
cause.
TIE show" as the boys call II. would
be worth seeing even II II cid not have
the added charm OF being purely for char
ity. Visitors tc Seattle remark that our
ngwsooys are "eorkers." and IL they
could only bs here tonight 10 see them
present a typical scene from "Hogan's
Alley" or. as IL Is called. "McFaddsn's
FLATS" they would declare that tley are
the funniest kids In the world.
The curtain will rise on a scene that
win battle description IN fact. IL Will
be- a presentation OF the famous yellow
Kid" and al his friends and enemies.
with an organ grinder and pair Of fight
ing cocks thrown IN. This Is Eot going 70
were anxious 10 have the public know
that. 80 Is Is mentioned. with the accent
on thu bum" Otto Otrel Is going 20
be the Yellow Kid. lie Is just the right
size. and his ears are right IN line"
'Yez otter see What kids get-up" said
one Of tbs members OF the union last
night TITS er peach. and don't yer forget
II. Tn color an de shape are just as good
as his ears. Didn't yer ever see Otto's
szf La gxfr. nd her
say. Otto Is holy terror. just like the
kid. tell yer he'll make hit. sure.
Willie Hoege Is g0in' 10 be LIZ the
kids best girl. and then Jimmy Hail is
going ter pay the niger and Tode
craadaIl wiz be the 'rainmaker. and Jim
Crow is booked for de part Of de tramp
Iu'd OF 20 see jim. He's q tramp out Of
sight. and de wind can play tunes I'm the
sharp points OF his coat tail / admire
that Teller for his riginality.
You remember there's tree girls in the
pictures. Well. WEIR going 10 have 'eEn,
bat I forget the name OF two OF 'em.
julie Gallagher and Willie >Donough are
eoing 20 DC EN-, tho. On say. what do
Der think. Tom Dutton Is going 10 be
be man wild a hand organ. He's going TO
a regular Dago and have a monk. I'm
awfuliy funny. and when he gets mad
hell yer there viii be O shake up In de
asy contingency. In order TO make
tt1Es sort or lively were Eotn' 10 ring in
8 ock fight. We've got regular games.
sas they're trained. and then we'll have
two or three fights on de side. just to
M 70 de amusement Of de crowd.
Wat, Sost2 OF course. an parrot
and sma cats. I tell yer wese al right.
and dcFadden's Flats Will be a howl
ing s.cess. Say don't yer hope tn people
VIII TN out and give Mrs. Newman and
her hos a uft9.'
one the features OF the curtain-raiser
viii % song ard dance By the Newman
bFotnen not any relation TO those for
whoIa e benefit Is given. These boys
ere hratrE of the little Newman girl
VINO sing ard dances so prettiiy.
Among he other features on the pro-
gramne Nj be- a chg and sand dance
by Martif Egaa: electric club swinging
by y. j. ltwiier. and trapeze work by
the Sehone5rothers
~ Is expsed that Mrs. ". J. Grarnhs
VIII sing asoio. Last evening the boys
were waitinlfor a reply from Miss Edna
Whittier as tavhsther she would sing. The
programme vi close with piece called
The HauateaIouse." presented by Moses
Goldsmith, assted BY William Howard.
Miss ". Lloy4nd members OF the News
boys Union.