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A GREAT SUCCESS.
The EIks' Entertainment at the Hyperion
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The Elks' Entertainment at the Hyperion
Last Night.
The New Haven lodge Of Elks gave their
fourth annual show last evening Ia the
presence of one OF the largest audiences
ever seen in the Hyperion, and it proved
to be as anticipated signal success. Never
before have the Elks covered themselves
with such glory. Their entire programme
was one grand success from start, to finish
The opening part served 10 INTRODUCE their
entire strength, over Sixty III all, ana
showed that they nod peen reheafsed py
most able leader.
The first part was set with hundreds or
electric lights, which included represent
b. z. o. e., which was suspended from the
center of the stage. The first part was
opened by the entire company and was met
BY long and continuous applause, The
chol and was heartily applauded. After a
number of jokes had been sprung by the
end men, Charles MacGilyray sang: Il Gei-
tainly Am the Biggest Fool Nig n This ms
was followed by Seymour Spier in an ex.
cellent solo entitled my Dream of You"
Charles -. Larom next entertained the au;
dience with my Zalu b daa,,ad ne !; appeared
BY Day. by Joseph G. Criddle, was next
on the programme and as usual Mr.. Grid
dies voice was in good form and he was
to n rendered
Coon Coon" in g most acceptable manner.
After number more, jokes had been
sprung, Frank d. Edgar hnely sang an
GM ssa D Ts oas SeeP ier and who he was gave
song song entitled, sEvery Race Has Flag
But the Coon" at the finish. the entire
lions. Pasquale Gambardella, boy. who
gives much promise Of successful singer,
rendered a pleasing solo entitled, The
Sweetest Flower Tint Blows" But, to
John J. Lucey was awarded the high hon
ors of the show; he rendered his solo, en-
titled Lam, Lam, Lam" After having
sung his solo ex-Chief. Kennedy presented
Mr.. Lucey with a floral representation OF a
this thi ' episode, Edward B. sparks, the well
known and popular hotel man, sang; I've
Got the Real G a Me IS TOO w as Ha
was one Of the hits Of the. show. Mr.. Lau-
tenbach sang selected piece and was ac-
corded fiattering applause
Part second was given over to MI.
Sparks in monologue act devoted to non
sense and humor This was followed by
Hal Merritt and Florence Murdoch In Il
c0medletta.
ager, is due the credit for putting on such
d successful performance; to him in a great
measure is due the success OF the produc-
ton. The following are the names OF me
members of the company which gave the
successful performance:
Philip Fresenius Joseph Kennedy, Israel
Whipple, John j. Johnson, william Carnes,
A. A. Hermann, It. w. Auch, NJ. M. Calm,
Paul Westerhoff, J. ]. Carroll, Arthur Kee-
nan, John Waag, Edward Tobin, Arthur p.
Mccartney, John Il. Killoy,. n. j. Cotfey,
Arthur Peckham. Edwin NJ. Allender. 5.
H. Moore, Paul Harrison, l.. II. Bates,
Frank Bannon, John l.. Lambert john w.
Schumacher, James Enright, DR.. 10. A.
Hare, Joseph e; cronaan, Joseph Hipiius,
, Nelson Turcott James A. Mcnamara, Thos.
T.. Roach James Kane. +. s. Valentine,
DR.. Il. OR. Mcclure, James It. Shannon,
Alexander Callan, DR.. l.. d. LaBonte, VIII
liam A. Doctor, John II. Courtney, DR.. W..
]. Butler, c. A. Lations, Thomas Il. Rey
nolds, NJ b. Stanley, Arthur w. Tibbetts,
John NJ. Albig. II. T. O'Neill, Henry Marzi,
H. p. Woodruff, James r. Magee, william
Van Camp, Il. j. Duggan, Frank L. Magee,
julius Spier Bones-Charles Il. Larom,
Milton NJ Machol, DR.. j. II. Kelley, Chas.
Il. Berger, John J. Lucey, John H: coonan,
T. C. Mcfarland, Richard Gordon. Sey-
mour spier Talnbourines- Frank Il. Ed
gar, Joseph C. Crlddle, I. G. Palmer, John
". Began, Il. Il. Madden, c. s. Mactii-
vray, Thomas r. Ahern, Charles II. Cooey,
Edward n. Sparks, Interlocutor DIR. r.
J. Brothers Musical Director-George L..
Atwater, jr.
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