Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17

and Schick, who are on the pro- gramme as the Three R's. The local boys have a singing act called of Duty" and last night as well as yesterday afternoon had no difficulty in getting a good start. The trio are good singers and although Race is suffering from a slight cold never theless the tenor does his part well. Last evening Schick brought down the house with the solo As Long as the World Rolls On," to which he should have given an encore. They have neat drop curtain showing a camp ground and they are dressed in the khaki pants with the regula- tion blue shirt With the electrical effects the scene is very pretty. At the conclusion of the act last even ing James Clancy, the efficient and ever obliging manager of Jacques stepped upon the stage and on be- half of the employees of the Water bury Clock Company presented MT charm. The big singer was to all Appearances greatly surprised but af- ter getting together replied as fol- lows:
 Ladies and gentlemen, my com rades and fellow workers: I don't know how to express to you in words that which I feel at heart. I have worked hard on this and my com rades worked hard to bring this to you and present it as it ought to be done. And it is matter of great pleasure not alone to receive this token of your friendship and good will, but to know that you have re- ceived us so gracefully and so cor dially. I thank you in behalf of my self and my comrades. Thank you, again and again."
 MT Race was the recipient of a pretty bouquet and this was the signal for another outburst of ap- plause. The trio was given a big ovation as they left the stage. The number as stated is very good, but il would undoubtedly get on just as we'll if the boys simply sang. They don't need to do anything else. As for the remainder of the show. guess there isn't something doing all the time. It is very we'll balanced bil and there is not a poor act in the whole show. "The Blonde Typewrit. , ers," five in number, last evening al. though there should have been six have one act musical comedy "A Picnic For One" so the programme says. It goes with a dash that i. wholesome. They have a young mar . with them, Johnnie Stanley. whost stunts last evening failed to hell the act as the audience did not warn up to him in the least But the girl are fair to look upon and sing in ; manner that is eOmmendable. Dress ted in their natty gowns of a con spicuous check they prance arOun' the stage in a frOliesome way that |
 rather refreshing. The See Saw song and Does Anyone Want ; Blonde?" are tuneful numbers ant
 last evening the girls were forced tt Erespond to several encores. Tn finale was very appropriate for thl occasion. a drop showing a battle
 ship with the heads of the blondes g where the guns should be. Of coursi the American flag was in the center 7 lit made everybody think of tn ' cruise to the Pacific which the fee : started yesterday. By the way tn 2 blondes will make you look twic
 when you meet them on the street
 Yes, they wear the same hair witl their street costumes Alice HansOr land Gussie Nelson in a little Q 1, everything are singers and dancer that do much to earn their money Miss Nelson is a blonde who wOul make some of the key pushers eu tvEous. But it is her side partner ths ihad the halo Of light last eysnius iHer make up as a tough nut an lher imitation Of Elfy Fay cause . Insny a laugh The girls can dane lveII- but sons Of their dislOgu ishouId be cut as at times it Iso-7euhst tiuesCme- The M5ls iSfavorizIe Qaiutst have novel mus tiezI srr. With four bza5os and
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