Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
EAGLES LAST NIGHT.

The Eagles made another upward
flight toward the great kingdom of sue
cess and popularity by their delightful
entertainment at Colombo hall last
night.
The opening scene. that of a merry
picnicing party, was unique and
novel idea OF introducing the talent of
the company.
The First Regiment band, In their
appearance on the street and In rem.
dcring orchestral music, was an en-.
ioyable feature.
A. Moya, a talented member of the
band. played several cornet solos that
won the high praise of the audience.
The program, consisting of twenty
attractive features, divided into two
parts, was well prepared and arranged
in manner that no number became
tiresome or lacking interest. The large
and appre ciatiye audience was pleased
and in a good humor throughout the
perfoi nance.
ETSIyon was more than pleased
with the Barnes Bros in their clever
sketches and songs. especially the
orutch clog dancing of j. w. Barnes.
Songs of a various character, senti.
mental and humoIo Gus, we're greatly in
evidence. Mrs. Rosa Berry sang the
latest songs. Spanish songs were rem.
dered by Lee Mitchell The Eagles
quintet, composed CT Mrs. Rosa Berry,
Messrs. G. +. Burg, Frank Hungate, c.
w. and J. W. Barnes, was well re-
ceived. Miss Grace Houehton received
the popular attention OF the music
lovers by her sweet and charming
voice. The songs and recitations OF
Francis Elmer showed that the young
gentlemen was stage artist Mrs.
Rosa Berry and Mr.. Elmer appear, q
In an original Tastime piano duet
which was heartily applauded until
they responded.
The people seemed 10 feel proud OF
the attractive and charming appear.
ancc CT Albuguerque's daughter,
Misses Virginia Finch, Grace Hough.
ton. Glenna Seldomridge, Eva Lugton.
Ethel Bowser, Lizzie Taylor, Lena Sci.
domridge, Irene Harper. Katherine
Corcoran and Man guerite Ingram, IN.
der Captain Mrs. Rosa Berry In the
drill song. Hear the Music in the
Park"
Henry Mckay, an accomplished mo.
nologlst and impersonator. furnished
spicy and amusing interval by his
clever sketches His impersonation OF
an old southern darkey won the ad.
miration of the house. His local hits
were also enjoyed.
Mrs. Rosa Berry and William Grim.
mer made a hit in the latest song,
When the Wintertime Comes
Around" assisted by the company. Mr..
Grlmmer was an amusing character in
many touching scene. and appeared
as German In a character sketch
which demonstrated his ability as a
performer
ID. II. Strachan caused hearty laugh.
ter by catching bees at the picnic.
Speechmaker Nat Greene added to
the attractiveness OF the surroundings
by his stately and attractive appear
ance. Chaperone Billy Berry was here,
there and everywhere. His watchful
eye prevented any blunders in the per-
Torrance OF the company. The best
number on the program, according TO
the opinion OF the pleased audience.
was tho song composed by Mrs Berry,
"A Trip 10 the Oriest. or the Tickle
Actor" The leading part was taken
by Mrs. Berry, assisted by Miss Grace
Houghtoa. Miss Ethel Bowser, Miss
Virginia Finch. Messrs. Lee Mitchell,
Thomas Walsh and Frank Hungate.
The song is captivating and was re-
ceived with popular esteem. This is
the first time the song has been given
In pubic. having Just been copyrighted.
A novel number of the program was
the animated song sheet. sang by Mr..
Elmer, and assisted by twelve young
ladies' whose heads were unexpectedly
thrust through large sheet OF music,
extending the width Of the stage, at
timely interval. Plano accompanies
were Miss Hawthorne and Miss Bertha
Loebs. The musical part OF perform
ance was under the supervision OF Mrs.
Berry and the dramatic part and ar.
rangement under J. w. Barnes.
The Eagles scored another grand
success.