The Newtown bee., 1900-05-11
NEW MILFORD.
A LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT SCORES A
 GREAT SUCCESS.

4 LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT SCORES A
 GREAT SUCCESS.
 "The Cinda Jonsing Evening Party Company" long looked forward to, be- came reality on Wednesday evening of this week. It's appearance was preced- ed by phenomenal advance sale of sests, and welcomed by large and hilarious audience. On Wednesday at noon the 'Z 3bo Band" gave unique street parade to the extreme delight of the omnipresent 'small boy. At evening 8 royal full house greeted the company on this, it's frst appearance in pubic. The attrac- tive program was carried out to perfec- tion, it's jokes, telling hits and excellent songs frequently "bringing down the house." A. l.. Donkey, director and manager, presided st the piano, Ca con cert grand from Conkey's warerooms) and during the intermisgion some popu lar airs were played by the pianols which is now on exhibition at Conkey's music shop. The entire entertainment was of high class, and abounded in bright things. The songs were fine and admirably rendered and every part showed both care and talent. The in terlude was especially entertaining, and Simeon showed himself to be very far in- deed from "hayseed" in the art of club swinging. A realistic touch was given in the first part when Eighty Tomson, delayed by visit to his neighbours hen roost, come on in such haste that he for. got to discard the sq qua x king evidence oi his fowl proceedings. The public yer dict was very favorable to the entire per formsnce, and complimentary to each and all of the performers, and Manager CoDkey deserves muchIpraise for his sue cessful work. The members of the company and the program as rendered follow:
 W. V. Hyatt, Elder Jonsipg. H. K. Kilborn, High-up Tomson. H. 0. Harris, Razor Jones. l.. s. Richmond, John Watermelon. M. Whitlock, Honolulu Jim. J. s. Sniff1ns, Onender Brown. R. D. Tay Tor, Cinda Lucina Jonsing A. E. Taylor, Floreds Jenkins. John Erwin, Josephine Amsterdam. L. B. Donkey, Remus B ackstur. H. A. Palmer, Pesrle Orange Bloom. PC. Collins, Sam Hunter Jones.
 The program in detail was as follows Overture, Salvische dance, Dvorak (pianola).
 Introduction, opening chorus and march, by the company.
 Song and chorus, "Gib dis Chile a Chicken" High-up Tomson.
 Solo and quartette, "Way down yon- der in de Cornfields," Elder Jonsing.
 Serio song and chorus, 1T can't leave the old Folks alone," John Watermelon.
 Song and waltz refrain, "It can never be-" Rsz 1T Jones and company. Song and chorus, "Hes gwine to hab s hot time Bymby," Sam Hunter Jones. Ballad of vegetables, Honolulu Jim.
 Song, chorus and razor cake walk, John Watermelon and company.
 The Olio, Elder Jonsing, Cinda Jonsing Pearle Orange Bloom, Oaender Brown, Honolulu Jim.
 Irish character song, s'The Mick that threw the Brick" Mike O'Houlahen, Louis Richmond.
 A Southern lullaby, Josephine Amster- dam.
 Zobo Clown quartet. A. K. Taylor, B. Smith, H. c. Harris, T. Smith, L. B. Donkey, Smithy, Louis Richmond, Smith.
 Interlude, Prof Hoffmeister, the tutor, H. K. Kilborn; Pony, the Dutchmsn, an amateur boxer, M. Whitlock. Simon Snedeker Smith, hayseed who is anxious to take lessons in the art oi swinging the clubs, J. s. Sniffens. Ackmun, the clown, John Erwin. Rehearsal of the Soozer Band, Prof
 Gridioronderondercus, H. E. Kilborn, and the company.
 The bass fiddle used at this rehearsal
 is probably the largest of it's kind or earth. The player, although quite young 1 is, by the use of step ladder, able to
 manipulate the bow with very little phys l ical exertion.
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