The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-15
EVERY THING IN READINESS
FOR The MINSTRELS
The Jubilee Crowd of Artists Don
the Burnt Cork Thursday and
Friday Evenings.

The many rehearsals for the big show
have ended and the performers are in
the best OF voice and good humor to put
. on a minstrel Of unmistakablc merit.
! There will be good coon songs, pleasing
ballads, funny jokes, fine chorus work.
specialties rarely seen by any audience
and other things to come in the nature
of surprises.
Unstinted support has been accorded
this benefit entertainment by the entire
community oil North Yakima. The
business men i'll their liberal patronage
of the program advertising have enabled
the management to deiray all expenses
therefrom which in itself is no small
item. The merchants of this city are
without doubt the most generous class
of people, when it comes to acts of
charity and benevolence, that can be
found throughout the length and
breadth of the Evergreen state. Their
munificence will be rewarded.
The newspapers of the town have de-
voted much space TO the development of
the show, and those who have worked
zealously as chief promoters of the pro-
ject are deserving of commentator. The
benefit is gift from North Yakima to
deserving genius and should receive
general support at the box office.
Miss Daisy Boyle will appear in
specially in the Olio and perform on a
Grand piano furnished by the d. S.
Johnston Piano Company, Arie Hover
manager.
Aside from patronizing the show
from charitable standpoint, no one
will 60 away disappoissel when the
curtain is rung downTst the last vet,
and if you haven't gotten your moneys
worth it's your own fault. The simple
mention of some of the performers is
sufficient to guarantees good show in
any mans town, and the larger the
house the more inspired the players be-
come and the better they will perform
| their role,
! MISS Ice J. kimbal the beautiful
mezzo- soprano, will sing solo in the,
entertainment. Her splendid appear
as "Snow White" in the little operatta
given here recently will in itself make
her at once Il favOrite.
l.. o. Meigs and w. A. Erwin, who
sang to advantage in the cantata Bel
shazzar" in the roles of King and
Daniel respectively, will also have solos.
Among the coon song celebrities, A. \.
Tylee, an ex-Primrose and West minstrel,
is expected to win round OF applause,
as will also George Vance, Mrs. }. 3.
Burns and Mrs. Dan Arnold.
The jokes are not back numbers and
some OF the topical puns are very likely
to prove tropical.
The "Olio' or the show following the
first part is replete with interesting
specialties. 1t will not be necessary to
make the ola proposition, "if you are
not pleased, your money refunded at the
door," as everybody will be well satisfied
if not gratited to know that you are liv-
irg in a community composed of such
exceptional talent.
The Jubilee Minstrels will only appear
two nights in this city, Thursday and
Friday evenings, April l6 and IL. After
that date, while the remembrance OF
the fine performance will not be for
gotten by those who are fortunate in see
ing it, yet the organization itself will be
a thing OF the past. Tickets on sale to-
day at all the drug stores in the city.
tba ra pFicas