The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-03
RAGTIME RECEP-
T|ON MINISTRIES
CAST is NOW COMPLETE FOR
MINSTREL SHOW WHICH WILL
BE GIVEN NEXT MONDAY AND
TUESDAY EVENINGS.

The program is now complete for
the "Ragtime Reception" minstrel
show, and indicates that on Monday
and Tuesday evenings Wenatchee Is
going to be given a treat in COM
bination of old time and the new idea
minstrelsy, such as it has never seen
before. Last nights rehearsal was
a buzzer and everything is ready for
the show.
The opening chorus is particularly
effective. The participants are as
follows: A. G. Dallach, interlocutor.
Endmen: Bones, o. S. Stocker, Sam
Sumner and G. C.. Humphreys; tam
bos, R. r. Ellinwood, Arthur Floyd
and Johnny Hatton. Others are Will
lis Poe, o. E. Anderson, Louis Crol-
lard, Harry Taylor, o. G. Stephen
son, Art Ketchem, Ralph Neal, Ed.
Ferguson, Ben Lowe, S. Patterson
Geo. Egan, E. F. Carlberg, G. C.
Cook, Bruce Hastings, H. e. Hardes-
ty. V. W. Wine, Chas. Bowman, L.
G. Wenner, I. S. McHenry, G. N.
Boyd, George Harter, A. r. Wilson,
Roy Rothgeb, H. Clary, E. Thomp-
son, A Stocker, J. e. Bradshaw,
Dave Gellatly, P. D. Brown, P. H.
Miller, R. S. Ludington, c. w. Tubbs,
Lee Scott, Del Graham, Willard Dun
can. The orchestra will be on the
stage and every man will be in
burnt cork" After the flashy OPEN
ing the regular program follows.
"I've Got to See the Minstrel Show"
Johnny Hatton. MY Gal SAL" j.
E. Bradshaw "L-O-V-E Spells Trou-
BILE to Me-" Sam Sumner. "The
Sound Of a Chicken Frying in the
Pan, dat's Music to Me-" r. R. Ellin-
wood. ST Miss You in a Thousand
Different Ways" G. G. Humphreys.
Else Going Back to Kentucky Where
I Was Born" Arthur Floyd. The
competitive Ragtime dancers, Mes
srs. Hatton, Egan, Brown and Floyd.
abraham Jefferson Washington
Lee" with Mr.. Stocker as Angelina
Lee"
The second part is filled with
catchy up to date stunts and spe-
cialties and opens with "Pete Oh
son" with his original baseball mon
ologue
"Days on the Old Plantation"
with the Ragtime quartet, and Mr..
Humphreys as Mama" and Mr..
Dallach as "Old Man." and these
pickininnies: Eugene Crider, Cliff
ford Christensen, Lawrence Kaupp,
Chester Raymond, Harold Christen-
sen, Raymond Kaupp, Glenn Unger,
Floyd Carney, Howard Thompson,
Oral Franz.
Good Bye. Mr.. Ragtime," Willis
Poe, assisted by "a dancers.
The Vocal quartet. The famous
"Sal-owe-me" dance Quartet of
slide trombones. ga Slippery Propo-
sition." "The Electric Rainbow"
original club swinging act, Mr.. Dali
ZACH. Mandolin and guitar glees.
"The Man O. TIL Our" political
burletta. Cast of characters: The
Man, r. S. Ludington; the Right
Bower. Bruce Hastings: the Wisest
Voter. G. G. Cook: Peaceful Citizen,
Sam Sumner: Editor Of the Our
Glass. Willis Poe; the Innkeeper, o.
s. Stocker; the Local Chairman, Del
Graham: Newest Voter, R. R. Ellin-
wood; Messenger Boy, Willard Dun
can: the Vanillians, first, o. G.. Ste
phenson. second NJ. Anderson; News
boy, John Hatton; Collector. Fl. E.
Hardesty; Policeman, Gordon Boyd;
Musical numbers in the burlesque
"I'm the Man. Mr.. Ludington and
the members of the Easy Money
and 'Demopublican" parties. ''Lanky
Yankee Boys in Blue" Mr.. Dallach,
and march by all.
Watch out for the minstrel parade
at noon Monday, and free band con-
cert each evening before. the show.