Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-12
MINISTRIES TOMORROW NIGHT
Program of Entertainment Arranged - For the I. o. o. F. Show. ---


 - For the l. o. o. F. Show
 Electrician George NJ. Chapman has made all preparations for the spec tacu- lar opening which he has promised for the minstrel show of Ansantawae en- campment. No 20, l. o. 0. F., at Poli $ theater. to,morrow w-evening. The cur tain will rise in darkness after the participants of the first part are in their places. Suddenly, in the gloom the insignia of the order, the three links. will flash into view in burst of fiery splendor. The display of the house and stage -momentarily will dis close the minstrel men, with Inter- locutor Billy Sandland in the center. The fusilade of jokes and the ronndelay of melody will begin at once, and the audience will be bombarded with mer- riment from the initial number until the finale. The singers introduced in the first part would save any performance or an amateur nature, for they include Waterbury'S most successful and most prominent entertainers. The funny men, Messrs Gillette, Davis, Tender son and Humphrey, with Eddy Big gerstan as an accomplished aide. should make the show notable for it's slap-dash of fun and jollity. There ." there are many desirable places still l unmarked on the card. i The following is the evenings pro- l gram:
 i First Part. l Grand Opening ChoruS-"M March of the 1 Men of Harleck. 1 Baton Artist NJ. J. Kelliher. 1 Interlocutor w H. Sandland. Overture. by Isadore Witmark. Introduction of the opening entertain CTS.
 Bones. William NJ. Gillette; tambo l..
 B. Davis
 End men.-Tambo w. A. West. E. G.. Bailey. L. Ashine, H. R. Converse, | J. NJ. Richenback; bones, F. O.. Race George Stone. J. L. Stanley, J. H. Morrow c. l.. Merrell. | Imperial Quartette-J. Walden Moore.
 W. H. Davis, J. Franklyn Barbour, I. B. Clark.
 Orpheus Quartette-James Johnston, W. !. Blatherwick, J. C. Tender
 son. r. H. Woods. | Chorus-J Walden Moore. William Webster, w. P Draher. Benjamin i Chattield. C. F. Bronson. J. C. Deni-
 son. James Johnson. Franklyn Bar
 bour. w. F. Gretter. E. Sidney
 Bronson. J. R. Walker. s. D. Han
 ney. G. E. Kerr. Jr. w. J. Smith. E..
 w. Beach. W. II. Davis, I. B. Clark, i F. A. Alden. D. C. DriggS. H. l..
 Pearl. l. P. Kellogg, F. William
 Herr. w. J. Blatherwick, F. H. Woods.
 Edwin W. Beach-"A Garden of Roses"
 Brother Davis will make a few re- marks.
 Imperial Quartette-':Step by Step" Brother William M. Gillette, will
 have something to say.
 F. William Herr-"My Own Sweet
 Rose" composed and sung for the
 first time by Nr Herr.
 William NJ. Gillette and l.. B. Davis.
 end song-Oriental Coon. J. Walden Moore-"Way to Win a
 Woman's Heart
 Introduction of our Premier end men:
 Charles H. Humphrey, bones;, Lukc
 w. Henderson. tambo. | l.. w. Henderson-''A Bunch of Origin
 alities.''
 The Orpheus Quartette-'Now Little
 Girl Don't Cry
 Charles H. Humphrey. end song
 Turkey in the Straw
 Chorus-"My Love is Minstrel'' l.. W. Henderson, end song-"1f l
 Only Had Happy Home To Go J. Franklyn Barbour-"A Soldier Song
 c. H. Humphrey will now shoot a lit
 tie hot air.
 Closing Chorus-"H Hunting Song" | Olio.
 Selection by Orchestra. Teddy Biggerstaff, humorous anG
 topical songs
 Hogan Brothers. songs and dances. Fancy drill by 32 men.
 Gillette and Davis. How Reuber
 Came to Town in His Automobile Master Harold Cooke as the "Sousa
 Girl.''
 Grand Finale, entire company.