The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
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Reporting for the Ladies Hebie,t
Journal .. w. SLillibridse. m II,
"a THE Men ins White issfs, Nor
at and Slack! s8S
The Little Lady Harpist Miss
lucille Hickman. u. II
THE Elks Kmdergarte en- one.
act tragedy i;;lls d
Az ny TICS " y41ft new f3ttlll.er--NlllSlc
by sPappy5$Bill Branson ,i 4
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4 Girls ueenn& Lillibrldge. Hecls'
Martin, "PaulleH Gailmard, Wade
lBoice, Doc Hall, Jack Rock,
Dock. Boy,lston. ""DocH Fitch .lr.,
A"virginia' Earle. }I,,t%
Boys" Dorse9 Slack Calico
Hartley, Petite Mccoy, Zoe str;ck.
Ter, Tidy Ridenour, Crazy Nor.
n, Doggy Robertson. }5isi II.
8iN. Blowing to the responsibility
of the players this programme will be
subject to change without notice.
Mr.. Mccoy made an Ideal int4rlo-
cutorS bringing out as only a really
able 3interlocntor can. all the good
points scored by. the sliilliul maniLu
lators Of the ebony and sheeps';in
The cl.irping contingency OF tlit
Elks are. indebted to Messrs. R.tc
nour, Dibblee. Fisher, CurS md Luke
Robertson and Or. Charles Hall FOL
their capable assistance. Mr.. itucl
and Mr.. *Dibblee carrying OFF the hon
ors OF this portion Of the programme
Mr.. Rock was suffering from yor,
severe cold and was really unable L
appear In the latter part OF the pre-
sentation. lie was given the recog
milton In the opening scene Away
accorded his efforts, however. and hil
song was one of the most enjoyabl,
Of those heard. Mr.. Dibbiee possess
es n musical bass voice that was heart
to good advantage;
Harry Hartley also made hit, a
did Curt Robertson, who Is one OF til,
best negro impersonators either pro
fessional or amateur, ever seen o.
the local stage. II
| The novelty dance by bob Fisher
Walter Cook and Oliver iJa2kson wa
what the name implied and added pr
ficiency to its other merits
The premier end men, SIessrs. Rid,
nour and zLillibridge were given
rousing ovation, and their numerou
sallics met with quick response fror
their friends all over, the house.. Nj
Ridenour's personal popularity Is S
j great that his welcome is assured 4
:. any time, but his clever wt:yk entit,e
him to great praise aside from Sthi!
Mr.. I4lllibridge as monologue arts
. has few equals and, us was frequent
remarked, he made a much hant
somer girl than end man. ..
: The Men in White" won. a roun
of applause, the statuesqne propo
! tons Of Slack and Mortir elici.in
i evident admiration.
!. Miss Lucille Ruckman. the "iitt
, lady harpist," made a pleasing inte
! ruption and her skillful interpretatit
won enconlums from all.
The E1ks' Kindergarten WAS one /
y the happiest thoughts originating
n the fertile. brains OF those in chare
r each and every one Of the; pupils dl
A tingulshins himself in some mann
Il and evolsins much hilarious anus
i. ment. Discrimination was. shown
6 choosing schoolmarm OF experlene
q us the result SO plainly justified Il
o decision.
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