The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-20
VARIED PROGRAM
TO Be GIVEN BY
PLAUT MINISTRIES
Performance by Employees OF
Local Concern at krneger's
Tonight.
PARTICIPANTS ARE ALL
PERFECT IN THEIR PART.
Reception and Dance to Follow
the Vaudeville Enter
tainment.

After weeks of rehearsal, which has
resulted in making the various char
acters proficient in the parts assigned
them, the Bee Hive Minstrels, recruited
from the L. S. Plaut & Co.. Employees
Mutual Aid Association, will present I
minstrel and vaudeville entertainment.
at the Kruger Auditorium tonight.
a reception and dance and a record
breaking throng is expected to be in
attendance. Henry H. Grossman and
George G. Kahn have had charge of
the rehearsals, and they confidently
predict that the entertainment will be
n Of the best of. its kind ever wit
messed in the city.
The FIRST Part.
Frederick Sterling will act as inter-
locutor in the first part of the enter
tainment, n the ends win be held
down by George G. Kahn, Frank J..
Chesney, Harry b. Kirsch and Will
lam F. Kirst. The chorus Is made up
of the following young men and young
ONE
The Misses Elsie Young, Hattie
Stickel, Minnie Barlan, Bessie Taylor,
Anna Josephson, Mollie r. Friedman,
Helen M. Rice, Rose S. Epstein, Ella
Epstein Allie Moran, Clara Fischel,
Henrietta Friedman, Margaret lyman.
Florence Berger and Lille Berger and
Jacob Cohen, Harry Hymes. Paul
stahl, William Sigmon, Joseph Laugh
Ian, Harry jenkins, Henry Haefner,
Louis Weiman, Aaron Suffrin, Max
Berschadsky, Herman Cohen, Louis
Mintz, Andrew Rodgers, Jack Kapner,
Chester Jilley, Harry B. Kirst, Frank
]. Chesney, George G.. Kahn, Max
Glucksman, Jacob Davis, Walter
Hughes, Joseph Byrne, Hugh o"Toole,
Sam Franks William Hyland, Abe
Schilling and Dewitt Booraem.
The following musical numbers will
be rendered: Opening chorus. Wei
: come entire company; Introduction
of the Noisy Boys end men; Down
Among the Sugar Cane" sung by
Frank J. Chesney; "Shine On, Harvest
Moon" sung by Max Glucksman; II
Used to Be Afraid to &c Home in the
Dark sung by William F. Kirst:
You're lust the Boyefor Me- sung
by Margaret lyman; THE Whitewash
Man." sung by George 9. Kahn; II
Wish 1 Had a Girl sung by Jacob
Cohen; Baby DOLL sung by Harry
B.. Kirsch; Songs About the Store
Folks" sung by the end men; grand
finale, Good Luck, Bee Hive" entire
company.
The Vaudeville. s
Under the caption of "A Little Touch
of Vaudeville the following program
will be rendered: Just a Wee Bit OF
Scotch" Fred Sterling; William +.
First, In pantomime, and the Original
Homestead Players In their one-act
playlet, 9TH Thief" The cast of char
acttrs in his sketch will include Ell
Carter, as Marion Richardson;
John H. McKenna, as Jack Richardson;
George G. Kahn. as Joe, and Emmanuel
Bloom, as Dick.
The committee in charge consists OF
Edward Bach. chairman; Charles Kap-
ner, Samuel Simon and Miss Bertha
Levy. The floor committee consists of
Charles butcher, director; George
Healy. Edward Symons, Harry Hibsher,
Bert Polk, Robert Wilcox and M. G.
Gottfried.
The officers of the association are:
President, E. J. Ward; vice-president.
E.. ]. Bach; financial secretary, Miss
Mamie Carlin: treasurer, Charles Mich
ael; recording secretary, e. s. West
board; directors, Thomas Clark, Harry
Hibsher, Charles Cummings, William l..
Cook, Samuel Solky, C. Kapner, Samuel
Simon, Miss Bertha Levy. Miss Sarah
Kerrigan and Miss Mary Hammel.