The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-11
GREATEST GALAXY
or THE LOCAL STARS
VIII BE Seen at the Elks'
Minstrel Show ii Grand
Tonight.

80
A festoon % roses under the bright
clllnium with the pranelng Minstrel
men In all their glory win be the at
traction at the Grand tonight when
the Eliss VIVA give their great show
Tor the bepeat OF charitsl The simple
details Of this magnificent perfor-
nance have been gone oyersyefy care
fully and the Eilss promise the pub
lie that Il Is the best show ever put
ON in this city By local talent THE
chorus has been practising very dili-
gently and everything Is N fine shape
for the big minstrel on Thursday
Many tines have the Eiks been be-
fore the public IN performances of
this kind but It remains for this one
to be the banner Of them, all.
THE entire cast has taken such an In
terests in this performance that 1t
would be diffcuit for anythins more
Ito he done TO give the greatest show
THAT was ever produced I'm this city.
Just a word as to who win take part
and what they will do IN tais tie great
est galaxy OF local stars ever placed
upon the. boards for your approval.
The firstpart will be given over entire
iy to q festival of musical gems every
lsong being the very latest that could
be procured from the great publishing
houses of New York. There win be
-Four ballads sung by the leading vocal
artists of the city. Then they have
tthe four great hits in co6ntown. mel
/ ody Imported for this great occas-
sion by superb endnen. The opening
of the first part alone isworth the price
of admission as YOU may rest assured
that nothing of its kind has ever been
lin this city This combination of
hight and melody together with the
supreme orchestra which has been en-
gagged for this one performance win
i undoubtedly afford the theater going
public pleasure that has never been
theirs in this that there Is nothing that
IS old, but everything is new, and
such will be the singing that no one
can find any criticism to offer In any
way whatever.
The cast will be as follows for the
ballads: Mr.. r. e. Gin win sing the
very late New York hit, what will
1your answer be?" Everyone who has
heard Mr.. en- Will know without fur
ther explanation that the sang viii be
rendered in a manner seldom heard
| upon the professional stage. MI. Rich
ard Farland win follow with a song
never before sung before a clarksburg
audience, entitled Years, Years.
Years. This has madea great hit in
1.-THE larger cities and there Is no doubt
that clarksburg will go wild over 1t Mr..
]. A. conlin WIN render a beautiful
song. This song is brand new and has
never before been sung outside of
Proctor and Keith's vaudeville circuit
as they own the copyright. Mr.. Roy
Bird will close the ballads by. singing
that very beautiful baritone solo, "The
Sea is my Sweetheart"
The Alabama sunburst and the
Georgia Rose, Messrs. williams and
Richards will hold down the endmen's
places in two songs entitled Everyone
Turned and Looked at Me" and 'The
Crocodile Love Song" Percy Byrd
and Writ Lewis, yon allknow him, Will
take charge of the extreme ends and
sing "Ephriam Johnsing'' and I'm
Going Away"
Then Will be introduced the Rho
dohr of Minstrelsy VINO VIII sing
Sometime He viii also sing at this
Tickets have been placed ON sale
and are nearly all sold.