Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-31
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similar to the one given oy her las'
year on the same subiect-Wagoer.
Mrs Howard Dill will tell The stories
Of the Niebelungen Ring and Tam
hauser, Mrs. Downing playing from
the operas. Illustrations will also
be given from these operas by stere-
opticon The music of two scenes
from Tannhauser will be given by
CAIN orchestra aud a chorus OF
twelve men. Miss Hattersley of Fit.
Wayne, Mr. Braffett ard Mr.. Krone
will be the soloists.
THE ELKs MINsTRELs.
The second annual minstrelsy bv
! the Richmond EIks, at the Gennett
| last evening, was even better than
the performance of year ago. The
boys have gotten used to it, and did
everything better. The stage dress
ings are prettier and the costumes
much improved. We don t wish to
east any reflections on the appear
ance of the lower limbs of the E'ks,
but honest, the bows look lots better
with them covered than they do with
them in tights, They sing better,
too. The opening perform lnce shows
the front seats filled with gentlemen
in Louis XIV costumes of black vel
vet, and those on the raised seats in
corresponding suits of divers colors,
the entire stage draped from borders
to footlights with lace. The effect is
very pretty The end men are Lew
Tiff, Fred Jay, Guy Robe, Harry
Morrow, Paul McConliu, Harry
Needham and F. S. Anderson. The
program of the evening, nicely pre-
sented, was as follows:
FIRST PART SONGS.
adam and Eve"-Paul McCaalin.
Erich Man, Poor Man Ben Bar
tel
go Way Back and Sit Down -
Harry Needham.
1.-The Music Man Guy Robe
'When We We're Sweet Sixteen
John 1aggart.
my Cunnin' Carolina Coon =
Lew E. Tiff.
MY Honey Sue''-Fred Jay.
No. Sra Swisher and Elmer Egg
gemeyer.
my Moonbeam Babe" Frank
Braffett.
1.-The Phrenologist Coon Elmer
Eggemeyer.
Fine and Dandy Ira Swisher
First Part F'inale-Mr. Flank
Braffett assisted by the Gentlemen
on the Ends.
Overture-Prof. Cain and Orches-
ira.
Lane and Taggart-
AcrObats, Leapers.
1.-The Four Emperors of Music =
S. A. Grubbs, Paul McCaslin, Tom
Schramm, Jno. KEN.
"soNs OF HAM,
Scene Home of Hampton Ham
in Raleigh, n. c. A letter from the
two sons.
Scene ia street in Raleigh.
Smooth and Hollow proceeding to
spend Ham S money
Scene III Town Hall in Raleigh.
The BLOW out. The real sons ar
rive. Smooth and Hollow S identity
discovered.
Incidentally the following songs
are introduced:
Go Sleep, My Honey Arthur
Burr
o, 0, Miss Phoebie-Mr. Prank
Bratfet.
Baby Mine-Mr Oscar Maynard.
| Got Mine-Mr. Fred jay.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Hampton Ham a rich plantation
owner Burr
Mirandy Ham, Ham 5 daughter
Oscar MAYNARD
Jack Smooth, sporty coon
Frrd JAY
Happy Hollow, Smooth pal
Paul McCaslin.
Pete Jackson, a tough coon
G Pfaffi n
Willie Ham, Ham $ son Joe Mich
olsoo.
John Ham, Ham 5 John How
ard.
Frank Braffett, Guy Robie. Ben |
Bartel. old coon friends of Ham
Jack, Taggart, Bob Weiduer.
Invited guests and friends of the |
sons of Ham, by members of the
company.
NEXT TUESDAY.
That strain OF suggestiveness which
unfortunately has marked too many
of the dramatic productions of late
seasons is conspicuOusly absent in
Mark Twain s delightful work,
= Pudd 'nhead Wilson. the drama
lied version of which will be seen in
this city at an early date under the
direction of Shipman Brothers. The
comedy will be presented with an
of detail never before
attempted by any travelling orxani-
cation, and as the roles are in the
hands of none but talented artists
rare presentation may well be an
ticipated. Mr.. William S. Gill will
play the title role. He has been
in the produ ction since the