Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
Lao COLONIAL
LADIES' MlNSi....
A Big hit Scored by ,",
Performers at LlkS' lheatc
Last Night,
TaUt sIARS IN TIT ROll

sine the opening OF thc tiha Oh
..t mouse. no performance captured
..U people DOB popular ugm0ustIatlUu
lHo tno Colonial ladies MlusuUih
5000 lts. n.ghj. and tlIs assertion does
uut oar enc opening night when the
uou,r a. uu.ua AIlsur company ap.
.UIoI n "Wlo0p Doc
tuore was uo ono u tuo Weber a.
rItII. company MOT oven che iar.
nmgI Lillian Russell that SANG as
.H0.,'. rr Wrs hattie ~ ate dId
I.. .4 IU one iu tlai com
.tuy c5uc V.uu speaking distance
lI tlc effort poe forth by Mm rIs.
.u.t when HHD sang 'IhU spring
Hns Come uuI .hau followed % With
.H.urea equally 1s catching.
Afbouah Na white aud afro. Tlg
s1.t came Boz for che hon share of
lmUUm.uu 'ast u.sHt, ,Ho tact can
Hut He denied GOA, NIss Hattie john.
Hu boo Toe 'UUd,.hyrs stg.n Sons
uI Dor 0thD. efforts completely cap
rr.I lbc h.. audience. ana tbc
Young lady 900 doubt iClt amply repaid
Hr her appearance hy the generous
and hearty applause Hne received
And aea'n hCsfDs these visitors
who took nrf Master Miguel A.
ll.r8. the bright SON 0f Governor
uI Mfe Ot.H won tUC h.lIH 0f che
...r'. Boz hH De.ug of 'Nr Do0'oy
Ha make uu was perfect and Soc
.rr. 8.aIru hm well UEUD ln
.y par. second bC appeared asa.u
HuU drew lufH renewed appreciation
~ a.n.'ns "a Little street lu Heaven
sailed Broadway
Another visitor 1u tho pr0eram AMI
deserving of especial mention was
Miss Helen Harrison uor violin solos
t,rg from o. Hu'shod musician and
Bn audience acknowledged her mu
IglI talents Iy generous appllus,
Tho opening chorus was grand ang
Doe stage arrangement produced O.
.luuui eject with the interl0Cut0r
urs. Nayubrl Guusui. surrounded ul
BrsTy women aul handsome men, uA
% up Iu tru, mhstry. sgylo auu au
.,aUy tJ pIDu.. the audience.
IUy blrut HrNol artists were MIs
49, Walton aud MIgugI a. O.eIu.
Or. asa Ms. and Mrs houugtA LaU.
m, a majority of Juy l0hgB were 90
local Application. and aa were 5000
Mrs Walton als appeared before iu
enc same roll. Uut she was truly al
urr best last night ana the utJe ady
800 hur share toward making t1C mia.
s,ry.a o. grauI success.
400 part nHl u addition 800 those
mentioned 8.ute, tHu following sans
solos Miss Grace houghtou sans
.Iy.m.." Nrs. d. l.. Waslburu lu
90 lIh, tu near ,Iat song Again,
Hw Ross Merritt ln Under lue
shade ul % Palm. Mrs I'd M OtCs0
100 Aluuy,. Miss hosa.C Thomas lu
Ibe Suu1UWDr and me sun. win
AID from che end men bearing huge
mprovtod .suuUoWors, Miss Ada
Campbell .u Tho MI.lers Daugb
Ger. Afs w. h. walton la Just
Nlss Yourself Good Bye, Kenneth
Lammo iu q don't Want 20 be
Lady and Mrs Maynard Gunsul In
chulo with chorus hy the end pCo-
pie
he closing chorus OF part one wa
"laIghul water" sang swootly log
Misses Webster NoulotOn, jerks and
Francis.
The soyr,lto from Florodora-'"Ihe
lDndol,er was admirably rendered
lud beautifully portrayed iu srtIou by
Miss Johnson and Mr Cassidy. Mrs
reilN Lester and Mr. Monziu Mrs
Rose merritt. and Mr. Pickard. Miss.
Ada tampaoId and Mr. Springer MHs.
Mabel Hunt and Mt Webster
Loop LOOP" by two Buster
lg1Rus." and the Sunshine Quartoiie
ln ty Mrs. Alice Iamma
ana Kenneth Lamme. Miss Ada Camp.
Geld and Frank Springer were fault
IuHsly rendered
Tho orchestra music wac par excel
.cuee and tho artists were Mrs Thur
Low Dgghg. plIulato, Prof ID. Mauro
violin. and Prof KIobs. bass yI0l The
Caruau0U mandolin orchestra was
composed af the following Totlo
DE Woolf l.lIphone Moreno VIII
Jams. GLADYS mclaughlin. Charles
Houlamiu Ernest Ray. mandolin. Car.
Williams Glesslo Wilson guitars
Mrs pe W1olf italian harp with
ruaa a Wight director auI lnstruD
tor Their music was highly appre.
.iatpd
The handsome play house was
and although e. was uoar'I
midnight before The curtain was low
red on the last act there was not C.
lull moment from o o'clock until the
hour and everybody. az Tar as Ti0
CItIzon has been able 20 Learn TODAY
repaired 20 their homes well pleased
with The evenings entertainment
The ladies Of the st. Johns Eplsco-
PAD cnuroh especially Mesdames Bon.
mott Gunsul Walton, Poarce. Brooks
lud others Who took prominent parts
.n tho management, are lull OF th.aks
Today fur mo liberal patronage OK
tended hy the people AZ last nights
SIR" D. j psgott Who az the Co
.1uiul Ministries last night sang The
-uTIur has Come" and "Thp Maiden