Birmingham state herald., 1897-02-26
AN EVENING WITH GIBSON Delightful Performance for
 Sweet Charity. RARE, BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUS Of Living Pictures, With Excellent Vocal and Instrumental Accompaniments-
 can Beauty-Typical Women.

An audience of representative Birm- ingham people assembled at O'BIien's last night to pay tribute to beauty and chivalry. and lend helping hand to a most worthy cause.-the Creche It would be impossible to criticise the lengthy programme, as each ard every number was so Beautifully portrayed as to warrant the warnlest praise from everyone.
 Following was the programme:
 Overture, "Marga," Weber's orchestra. Find the Man Who is Paying for the Dinner" MT. Charles Leeper, MT. A. H. Carpenter, Mir Win Walker. Mrs. Will mer Beard, Mrs J. w. Barclay, Miss Bertha Woodward, Miss L4ura Browns MT. N. L. Miller.
 Song, (selected, Miss Amelia Mark stein. with orchestral accompaniment Last Days of Summer" MT. Porter Walker and Miss Ola Roden.
 Waltz, Sweet Moments" Weber's or chestra.
 That Delicious Moment When You Meet the Nobleman Your Daughter Has Captured in Europe Miss Kate Rogan, Col A. M. Shook, MT. A. Latady, Mrs. Robert Cunningham.
 Dance-Miss Cersie -Houseman.
 
 Miss Eloise Johnston, Little Leta Will Goldsmith
 Marche, "Southe1n Club" weber's or chestra.
 Their Presence of Mind" Miss Kate Morrow, Mr. Will Walker and Mir Chas. l. Smith.
 Song. "Cavatina," (Rossini), from Il Barbiere Di Seviglia--NIss Alice Fallon. Miss Amy Jordan, accompanist.
 Puzzle: "F'ind the Wife of the Nam Frorn ba n London, Miss Mary Clare Miner Miss Sarah RoganS Mrs. James Bowron, MT. John Warren. Miss Annie Erwin, MT. A. H. Carpenten Miss Zernma Webb, MT. Richard Randolph
 Cornet solo, "Seva," MT. J. Harrington. Love WiM Die" Miss Mamie Pearson, MT. Otto Marx, Little Leta Goldsmith. Bedouin Love Song (PinsutD - MT. Washburn.
 IntermiSSion.
 "A Funny Story-Find the English man." MT Eugene Fies, MT Wilmer Beard. MT James Bowron, Miss Lucie Hagood, Miss Win Morrow.
 Glove contest
 Rastus on =Parade-Weber's orches- tra.
 "In Leap Year-Not So Good for the Jfnhttractive Men," MT Will Walker, Mrs. J. w. Barclay, Miss Annie Erwin, Mrs. Richard Randolph, Miss Mary Johnston, Mrs Winner Beard, Mr. Rich 
 lon Jacobs Mn. M. D. Friedman and oth- CT ladies and gentlemen.
 Duett, "Ohl Love Open For Us Thy Pinions." (PalcoD, Mrs H. H. Sfndlige MT Washburn; Mir. Guckenberger, ac- Clarinet solo, "southern Spirit" Prof. Henri Weber.
 Find the Girl Who Has Been Kissed Within the Last Ten Minutes MT. Pas chad Shook Miss Sarah Rogan, Miss Flo- .chc Miss 0pna HQlZGn- MT. M A. Porter.
 "A Pretty Girl,' Webers orchestra "Find the Nobleman''-Miss Mary John ston, Miss Rosa Sloss, Miss Ava Brad Hattie Simpson, MT. John Warren, MT. John Patton, MT Will Johnston, Mir. Porter Walker, Mir. Solon Jacobs.
 Waltze-"Daughter of Love"-Weber's s orchestra
 When He Once Goes Out It Is Hard to Get Him Back. Little Leta Gold smith. Miss Willie Morrow, Mir. H. B. Gray.
 'King CarnivaP'-weber's orchestra. "A Little Story Told by Sleeve Miss Mollie Jordan, MT. Daniel Regan, MT. Robert Baugh. Sweet Souvenirs orchestra. Puzzle--"Find the Heiress. Miss Mary Clare Milner Miss Kate Morrow, MT M. D. Friedman, MT. W. J. Boles, Miss Waller, MT. Leigh Tighlman.
 "American Beauty"-Weber's orches- 'Typical American Women" and '"rhe American Beauty"
 Naturally much interest centered in who would be the fair representative of American Beauty" and great satis- faction was evinced when it was found that to Miss Mamie Pearson had been awarded the honor. She is truly typi- cal American beauty. =
 The Typical Women were Misses Sara Rogan, Hattie Simpson, Lucy Ha- good, Ola Roden, Annie Erwin, Ethel Sharpe and Eloise Johnston. Truly good selections they were.
 Miss Nita Goldsmith was the Typical Little Girl"
 PRIMROSE & WEST.
 The fact that Primrose & Vests min strels are to be the attraction at the opera house will no doubt bring to the mind that they celebrated last winter the twenty-fifth anniversary of their partnership by giving grand jubilee performance at Madison Square garden, New York.
 Partnerships of actors, vaudeville ar lists, etc., have uniformly proven suc- cessful but have seldom lasted long, generally being terminated by soma fric- tion between the parties.
 Some of the strongest theatrical draw ing attractions have been made possible through this joining together of forces as in the cases of Booth and Barrett, Jeff ferson and Florence, Robson and Crane, and others: but nearly all of them have been for a limited period only.
 Primrose & West, however, while in 8 different line from those mentioned, have been as said before, together for over twenty-five years and will probably re.
 
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