St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-05-05
THIS IS THE BIG NOISE.
Ellis, Moore and French'S Monster Min
Strel Jubilee.

Strel Jubilee.
: A mighty mass meeting of the merr
;. masters OF mirth and melody will be he'll
, at New Music Hall Friday evening. Cul
tain at SIS sharp.
Seats are selling rapidly and every
thing points to big house for the abov
show on Friday evening. 1t is by ia
the biggest and best thing of the kin(
ever seen here. 1t you miss it you mis-
the laugh Of life time
The program follows:
Original Wild West First Part "a Holiday
on the Ranch"
Chorus of Cow Boys: B. NJ. Shepard
Alec Porter, Louis Beck, c. A. Palmer,
Howard Bushway, Paul Sargent, Burt
Palmer, Harry Moore, Frank Simpson,
Earl Wright, Chester Burns W. Cox,
Walter Robinson, Leland Parker, Ray
mond Fisk, Reginald Fisk, Ray Pratt,
Max Gilfllan, Morris Gray, Warren
Emery, Fred Simanton, Kenneth Pierce.
Cow Girls: Mrs. B. c. Peters, Vera
Barrett, Ruth Flint, Helen Ellis, Agnes
Morrison. Hazel Burbank, Ada Burns.
Indian Braves: c. A. Fisk, Tracey
Boswell, Paul Burnham, Horace Bur-
bank, John S. Ellis, Johnny Fisk, Robert
l.. Stone.
Indian Maidens: Clarissa White, Vera
Goodrich, Edith, Hurley, Laura Cox,
Mary Cox, Madeline Clark
Indian Princess, Miss Blanche Burns.
Tenderteet, Visitors from the East:
Mrs. Ethel G. Stiles, Helen Eastman,
Katherine Morrison, Florence Bean,
Alice Richardson, Helena Beck, Harold
French, W. B. Atwood, ]. b. Tousant,
Carl Peterson, Frank Tinker.
Musical Director, Brooks c. Peters.
The Colored Comedy Contingent:
Bones: Charles French, DIN Adams,
Walter Bailey, Frank 0. French.
Tambos: Sam Currier Fred Moore,
Asa Welcome, John H. Moore.
Master OF the Revels, Henry w. Ellis.
Young's Orchestra, Miss Elsie Sargent,
accompanist.
I-Original Medley Overture Carr. by
Frank o. French),
Chorus: Pride of the Prairie" Mem.
Chorus: Meet Me in Rosetime, Rosie"
Ladies'.
Chorus: 1T Looks Like a Big Night, |
Tonight"
Solo: Your Picture SAYS Remember >" |
Chorus: What You Going To Tell Old |
ST. Peter"
Chorus; II Got to See the Minstrel Show"
Indian Speciality; Big Red Shawl"
Solo by Miss Blanche Burns.
Arrival of John II. Moore and Frank o.
French
Solo Rain The Face"
Male Quartet: Sweetheart Days"
Finale: lust One Sweet Girl"
Sung by the Entire Company.
II-End Song: Jennie"
Walter Bailey.
III-Ballad: ITO the End of the World
Mrs. Ethel Stiles.
IV-Jungle Song: ION a Monkey Honey
MOON"
Carlyle Sargent
V-End Song THE Old Time Rag"
Asa Welcome.
VI-Bass Solo ANY Old Port in a Storm"
Harold French.
VII-End Song: "Trans-mag-n i-f-can- bam-
dam-u- al-i-ty,"
Frank French.
West Finale: Denver Town"
Sung by Mrs B. c. Peters and Entire
Company.
OLIo.
election, Young's Orchestra
Asa-Welcome and Bailey-Walter
Coon Shouters and Comedians
n their characteristic creation, "A Darktown
Filtration"
Just John Moore.
Reporter on the Bingviie Ruge.
America Advanced Aerialist Bonette
he expert exponent of Gymnastc Grace and
Dental Daring
he Missionary of Mirth Frank o. French,
New Parodies-New Stores-New Songs.
ncluding Father Brings Home Something
Every Day." and II Looked Just Once"
performance concluding with the One Act
Scream: Hotel Half Back"
Cast of Characters.
ilas Hopscotch, the RUDE landlord.
Sam c. Currier
q. Eddie. a knight of the road,
DIN Adams
acob Jobshirk, the butcher next door (Dutch)
Alex. H. Porter
Iashington White, the porter
Chas. French
errible Terry, a bad Boy from the Bowerv,
Fred Moore
harlie Chasem, a musician %
B. M. Shepherd
eldom Sells, commercial traveller,
Henry w. Ellis
arrie Coffee, the new waitress,
Mrs. B. c. Peters