The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-03-06
Y. w. {. AS GREAT EVENING.
they Give Minstrel Entertainment
AnordIng Much Pleasure

They give Minstrel Entertainment
AnordIng Much Pleasure.
The third annual minstrel enter
tainment under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
drew an audience which filed the Ly-
ceum last Tuesday evening. Yoss' or
chestra furnished the instrumental
music for the occasion with Sidney a.
Baldwin at the piano
The raising Of the curtain showed
the interlocutor and the quartet Of
singers arrayed 10 court costume,
while the chorus numbering about
twenty-five young men were In black
face. Unfortunately sickness and
death prevented Dr. Eichorn, one Of
the Quartet and J + Bissinger, hori-
zontal bar worker from being present,
but Mr.. Biggen filed in the place in
quartet and WI Il Thompson, the
money king helped to fill up the
second part Of the program, doing
some clever work with coins and bills.
Ofcourse jokes were a feature OF the
entertainment, a number being crack
ed at the expense Of local individuals.
The first part was closed with the
singing Of the Star Spangled BAN
ner, the scene being made more i'm
pressiye by the introduction Of num-
Der of soldiers and a flag, while during
the singing the large flags at the rear
Of the stage were drawn aside and
Miss Myers, as the goddess Of liberty
completed the tableaux.
The program follows:
Part First.
Interlocutor Mr.. Claghorn.
Tambos- Herbert B. Wildey, BEN
jamin Sayre.
Bones Arthur S. Pierson, zeno P.
Secor.
Curtain Chorus q My Old Ken
tucky Home" Quartette and Chorus.
Orening Chorus Let Us be Mer-
ry,n introducing first edition of end
men.
March Song The Girl You Leave
Behind Mr.. Genung.
End Song {" II be Back in a Min
ute, But I've Got to Go Now" Arthur
s. Pierson.
Ballad" Will You Love Me in De-
cember as You do in May DR.. Glaze
brook, Solo and Qnartette.
End Song Nothing From Moth
ing Leaves You" Herbert Wildey.
Introductory Chorus Let Laugh
ter Reign introducing second edition
of end men.
End Song Bye Bye My Eva
Zeno r. SecOr.
Quartette Mighty Like Rose"
Warren Biggen, Harvey J. Genung,
DR.. G.. H. Glazebrook, William J..
johnson.
End Song !" You Must Think I'm
Santa Claus" Benjamin NJ Sayre.
Ballad 8 Meath the Pines Of Old
Vermont" Mr.. Johnson.
Chorus Harvey J. Genung, William
j. Johnson, DIR. f. III. Glazebr00k,
Warren Bigeen, Harry A. Grove, Will
lliam AitchisOn, Robert SturgiS, John
Clark, Raymond Heath, Raymond
COghlan, Walter Selvage, John Voor-
hees, Maynard Day, Charles Barnes,
William Barnes, Robert Savidge, Rob-
ert Dickson, e. @, Ro0p, ]. I'll. Rose
wear, Jr., Charles A. Bay, John McIn-
tyre, William Richards, Arthur Day,
Cuthbert Armstrong, Harry Leon,
Harry Pantaenius, Frank @. Gillespie,
Charles Surdam, It. Flagg Vogt.
Soldiers Robert Price, Jr., Arthur
Boniface, Harold Vledt, Raymond
Mills, Harold Myers, Harry Harbeck,
Barton Myers, A. Carl Preim, Dewitt
Compton, Henry Hedden, Walter Mel
lick, Charles Fetzer, William McIn-
tyre, W. Edwin COLES.
Part Second.
! Monologue Some Sense and More
Nonsense, Mr.. SecOr.
Sleight-of- Hand W. H. Thompson,
the Money King.
Laryngeal Whistler Miss Eva Will
hemein Spear. Miss Spear is the only
whistler of her kind known.
Pyramids BY a picked body of gym
nastS Of the Association, W. W. Bar
ker. Charles Barnes, William Barnes,
Walter Coghlan, Frank Gillespie, Har-
| ry Holloway, William r. Halliday, Al
bert Karn, Robert w. Morey, Ray
mond Mills, John j. Owens, Harry
Pantaenius, Albert Smith, Robert
Savidge, Albert w. Wultf.