Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-10

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reserved seatAwxs sid " Aoon WediSs-
day and a little later every seat was gone
and there being no rear platform or
straps 10 hang on to- the late Corners
could not get in for either love or money.
Following is the company. their parts and
the program:
Musical Director. c. II. o'Brien.
lnterlocutor, II. G. Turner.
Bones, Geo. GeteheIl, c. Fuller. VIM.
Emery, John Smith.
Tan.bos, Harry Jones, r. Shepherd. W.
ORCHESTRA Mr.. Lancey. Mr.. Pike. Mr..
Grover, Mr. Foster, Mr.. Heath. Miss
Niles, pianist
The Company. Frank Emery, c. Niles.
Alton story. Edgar Dow. J. NJ. Patterson.
Fred McClench, Fred. HiDkley. James
Leighton, Dave Campbell, Fred Latlip,
Ralph Carey, Victor Pellegrini, Tom Tut
@n Joe rrGH} p, Den MsampefI Pearl
ner, A. W. Pickard, Horace ParIin. ".
,ietchell Dana Lynn, Arthur Grounder.
| Fred Peacock, Aldo Pellegrini, Tom Con-
nors. \. Peacock. J. Geaghan. Arthur
Towln Mr. Aldrich.
PROGRAM
Part /.
Grand Overture
Musical Numbers
'ome Josephine i'll My Flying Ma
WIN Gr.ame G ;;:......' Mr. Getcheli
What's the Use of Anything 49, Mr.. Jones
sweet Red Roses .............. Mr.. Tuition
That's the Fellow Want TO Get.
It's Always June When you're in 49,
Low Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Dow
Moonlight Glide .........-... Mr. Fuller
Little Memo and His Bear,
Somebody Else Shaphorl
When the Humming Birds Return.
Sweet s;s,e irene ne IT, MI. MI Pave Campbell
Dat Friend of Mine .......... Mr.. Frawley
Love Dreams ......,.......... Mr. Turner
Closing Chorus 49,. The Jolly students
Mr.. Aldo Pellegrin and entire Company
Part III.
Presentation of Banner.
Town Topics and just Fun,
Messrs. Geaghan and Towla
AUNT Dnah IN Song and Dance,
Miss Beatrice Carey
The Musical Trio, Emery, Howe & Emery
Assisted by Master Don Grover. the
Youngest trap-drun.mer in the world.
The Granite City Quartet In new and
popular selections.
1t would be difficult to particularize in
any mention of either as to their parts.
Master Kenneth Turner, in Little Memo
and His Bear" by his volume of voice
'''' 'fiN'u'o hheiIS, tdiico lOE great dp-
plause. Donald Grover. only five years
old, proved himself a prodigy through
the mastery manner in which he handled
the trap drum. bass drum and cymbals
all at the same time.
Mayor Wingate, in very neat speech.
| in which he mentioned the valuable work.,
the fremen had done on so many occa-
sions and the high regard in which they
are held by the citizens, presented them
with a beautiful banner as a testimonial
of their worth. This was received by
Luther F. Gray, Assistant Chief of the
department. who expressed his apprecia-
ton for the rich gift in well chosen
words. The banner is of silk, 3ix4s inch
es, bound with heavy gold fringe. It is
handpanted by f. L. Peacock of this
city on one side it bears the inscription,
"Hallowell Firemen's Association" sur
rounding the head of a tiger, which Is
suggestive of the Tiger hand tub which
has been in this city since 1896 On the
reverse side can be read: Presented by
the citizens of Hallowell 1S36-1910" Pine
cones and other things common to Maine.
are among adornments adding to the
beauty of the banner which Is suspended
from i spruce staff. Only bad weather
| can prevent anotherS crowd for Friday
night. -