Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-14
LOOK FOR THE PONIES
IN THE CHINATOWN RAG
| More Graceful Girls In Goodies In
Holland" than any Show
Ever Shown Here.

If YOU attend any OF the perfor-
mances OF "Toodles in Holland" the
eleventh annual show of the Phoenix
Elks' lodge, on Wednesday Thursday
or Friday nights of this week watch
for the exit of the sixteen pretty
ponies at the conclusion OF Chester
Searseants song. chinatown Rag
without doubt the manner in which
those dozen and . quarter graceful lit
tie girls cross the stage is one 81 the
most striking numbers OF the whole
show. They VIII in all probability
have to repeat it several times.
Paul Renau IngIes has big num-
Der in Yankee Doodle" He has tn.
assistance OF the entire chorus OF
forty voices. They execute severa
fancy marches and join him i'm the
chorus to this popular song hit
In her song. Dreams of You.
Miss Dixie Wadlinston has the stage
with the twelve boys. They assis
her IN the chorps. Their march in
this number is orc OF the best things
in the show.
Joe Soto. the trained cat, will assist
Miss Helen Mcneil in her moonlight
song. They do > graceful dance to
Illustrate tho words of the song.
The biggest character song In
"Toodles in Holland" is Doing his
Duty" as sung by Frank Connelley in
the finale of the first act Connclley's
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ponce 10 the singing and gestures Of
the forty members OF the chorus.
Mrs ". Il I.eecraft has one OF the
prettiest solo numbers I'm Thoughts
cf You" Her ability as vocalist is
well known TO Phoenix people.
In the character acting the heaviest
parts fall TO Cornelley, A. r. Cater.
Mork Hoinze and Charles Stambangh
They have 50 many funny situations
to straigh;en COT that IL insures q
laugh from the start to the finish.
Miss MAY i'c,-n is the cha pei o,,'
and the head Of Samsp .ha Flyca~F =
seminary f,r Young ladies. She las
two exceptionally funny scsnos. in one
of which she f'I ds Iuvef Will, in
another she has q heart - heart talk
with Cater wi,n is disguised ~
the wife OF Foxy Grandpa
In the first act Miss Wellington
assumes two roles. one OF young
and another disguised as a fairy god
mother. In the second act she is one
of the girls at the seminary.
Helen Mcneil has the exceptionally
clever role of Toodles. assisted by
her pet cat. She IL the one who
puts up all the jobs or The older peO-
pie Her pranks lead up TO tho sit
nations that furnish the laughs.
George Driscoil is the artist. Frank
Conneiicy the policeman and Frank
DeSouza is foxy grandpa.
Never has there Been a musical
i'm Phocnix in which as much
in the way of pretty and graceful
girls has been offered as will be
seen in this show. There are twenty
eight girls. With them arc the twelve
the Hassayar1ps dudes.
On Friday night special train will
be run from Mesa and Tempe for the
benefit of the southsiders. Enough
seats to accommodate the visitors will
be- set aside as soon as they make
their reservations.
Every Elk in Phoenix is requested
to be at the Elk's thester tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock for the parade.
The young ladies IN the chorus will
be in automobiles. The Indian school
band will be in tho lead.
Tickets can be exchanged at Boeh-
ner's drug store for screwed Seats
after O'Clock this morning.