The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-14
ELKS SHOW I'M MINSTRELSY
Eureka Lodge Gives Creditable Per-
Torrance to Crowded
House.

Eureka, Utah, March 13.-The local
lodge No. al, B. P. o.. EIks, pulled off
their Monster Minstrel Jubilee and Polite
Vaudeville last evening to a crowded
mousse me affair was a success in every
Way, and everyone who was fortunate
enough to get a seat hugely enioyed the
performance. The committee i'm charge
OF the affair was made up of the follow
Crooks and DR.. w. III. Lawrence and
Ihey certainly with the able help OF Geo.
D Best deserve the highest need of
praise. Following the opening chorus bv
the company the musical numbers given
below were rendered in the first part:
Every Little Bit Helps" Ed. Bonner.
What Are You Going to do When the
Central, Give Me Back My Dime"
DR.. G. P. Harville.
That's What the Daisy Said" c. B.
AcPhee.
Mr.. Lawson. the Man from Boston,
Frank Clarity.
king of the Deep Am L" Joseph
"On Yo' Way" Walter Thompson.
In Dear Old Georgia" A. N. Wallace.
i May be Crazy, but 1 Amt No Fool"
Frank Morley.
Goodbye, Sweet Marie" p. S. VIII
liams.
The second part-The polite vaudeville
started off with d Bugaboo Man" Miss
Armand Durfee taking the title role. as
sisted b ythe following young ladies':
Marguerite Shea. katherine Doty, Venus
Schneiter, Mamie Miles, Margaret Nc
Phee, Helen Shriver, Edith Matthews,
Sadie Shontz, Frances Sullivan, Fern Hig-
son Naomi Cronin Leona Turner, Reta
knight, Stella Fernando. Georgia Ball,
MEngum. Isabel Sullivan, Josephine Al
berg, Mabel Hess, Sadie Sullivan, Marion
Crooks and Stella Sullivan.
BILLY" sung by the Misses Henriod,
McPhee, Smith, Mediation, Bonner and
"A Lovely Day for a Walk" in which
the following ladies and gentlemen took
part: Mrs. Frank Clarity, Mrs. Ben
Thurmond, Mrs. Edward Embleton. Miss
Kate Cronin, Walter w. Thompson, DIR.
Lawrence, J. 2. Watts and Ed Bonner
The next stunt when Frank Morley told
all about Hannah" was excruciatingly
The Misses Agnes Shea. Ida Adams,
Bessie Russell, Elsie O'Brien, Frances
Gill and Annie Cox as the white Girls. -
and the Misses Margaret Cronin, Ella
Dallin. Eleanor NJ. Comb, Maud Billings,
May Carter and Annie Cronin as the
Red Girls" took part in the Water
Frank Beesley was very good in the
next piece on the programme, Belle of
Japan" and he was assisted by the
Misses Emma Henriod, Ruphena Me
Phee, Della Fields, Kate Smith, Winnie
Mediation and Maggie Bonner.
TN Be Dere,' by the same party OF
ladies and gentlemen that rendered "A
Lovely Day for a Walk" was cordially
received by the audience.
George S. Best was exceptionally good
in his stunt, Everybody Works but
Mother-in Eureka"
The Cow Girls the Misses Annie Cox,
Elsie O'Brien, Ella Dallin, Frances Gill,
Agnes Shea, Ida Adams. Annie CrOnin
Bessie Russell, Eleanor NJ. Comb, May
Carter. Maud Billings and Margaret Gro
min, participating, was oliowed by the
finale, A Son Of Uncle Sam, and AUD
Lang Syne.' There were several hot
local Jokes which caused much amuse-
mcnt. The performance will be repeated
this evening and tomorrow evening at
Mammoth.
The performance was marred a trifle by
the not unusual annoyance caused by the
electric lights going out and spelling the
elaborate electric display prepared for the
evening. and again there came near being
a panic caused by the blowing of the fire
whistle at the keystone mine, but the
prompt action of some of the cooler heads
in the audience Immediately restored
quiet and prevented anyone from being
injured