Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-25
YEA! VEAL! YEAH!
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
 TO GIVE VAUDEVILLE.
THE SHARP eEAkEo BIRDS ARE TO FLEE FROM THEIR AERiE TO THE BOARDS OF THE OPERA HOUSE STAGE AND ALL IN THE
 GOOD CAUSE
 CHARITY.

If there is anything for which the Fraternal Order of Eagles is noted it is for their unbounded hospitality to the well and living. their unselfish de- vction to the destitute and dying, and the gentle touch of humanity to the | dead.
 Heavy drafts have been made upon the treasury of the Bisbee Lodge of Eagles through sickness and death within the past few months. Not l only upon the lodges pocketbock, but heavily also upon the individual wal lets Not a murmur of this, though, from the birds who nestle in the Bis bee aerie. Only the thought came to a few of the master spirits of this or der which knows no inequality in man. Master. it is only the weaker bird that flutters its wings and can not soar into | the sky's horizon. These moving spirits. always ready to contribute to the joys of life, decided that they would give to Bisbee one Of the best social entertainments the city has ever had in the way of local produc- tion. There are a host of good fel- lows in the lccal lodge. host of the very best entertainers in the city. Brim full of mirth. wit and story. A number of them whose voices bring to the face the wrinkles of merriment, or cause to trickle down the cheek the tears which are wrenched from the heart. Spirits whose stories oft told cause buttons to start from the waist. coat, or cover the eyes as the thought carries the nearer back to boyhood days. or to the memory of the mother who so tenderly nursed in youth the boy now far away from home-boy still, and nevertheless though the hair be tinged with the gray.
 On the evening of May 30, Bisbee show in the Opera House, and the committee having the affair in hand has prepared a program that will cer- tainly do the business It is entirely for the sick benefit fund for the lodge, and every dollar goes to make some poor fellows head rest a little easier as the heat of fever causes him to turn upon his pillow. Adds little cold ice to the water which cools his parched lips, and in death closes 6own his eyelids in eternal sleep.
 It will be an evening of great fun There is no use of your going there at all unless you have the buttons on your vest double reefed. for Tommy McCarty will open the house with Charlie Farrell as the Irish Copper, and that number alone takes away all the money. Then there's Joe Mo Laughlin. the original. He is to give that immortally funny Happy in a Hop Fiend's Dream Miss Jessie May Walsh, the charming little mag net, is to sing "A Kiss for Each Day of the Week" Charles and Miss Margie Ryiand. the fashion plates of vaudeville, will take up a large sec ton of the lengthy program. Chas Farrell as the Georgia Coon-well, there's no use telling you about this number. It's a rock splitter. Sam Cardinal will spring the eccentric leg mania Chas. Ryland in Dutch song. and Miss Marguerite Ryland in beau tiful illustrated songs. The whole show is to be concluded with Tommy McCarty's sketch, Its the Law" and what won't be shown the attorneys and jurists of this "deestrict" in the way of Its the Law" won't be wof>h talking about. Not necessary to say more than that McCarty has been elected judge of the 'dhisthrict," and woe be's it t yez whin he gifts to handin' out the law.
 Of course the house will be crowded to the doors just to show sweet char ity that she has nothing but friends in Bisbee.
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