Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-15
vVAC|OUS GIRLS
WILL APPEAR IN
ENTERTAINMENT
Plans Announced for Vaudeville
of Young Mems Catholic
Association.

Tho Young Mems Catholic Associa-
ton. assisted by the Ladies' Auxiliary,
of his city, has almost completed the
final arrangements for their vaudeville
entertainment, which they intend TO
hold at their hall. rs New street. on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
February % and %.
They have on their car somc Of he
most talented young nicn n women
of this city. Harry Murray. one of the
most talented actors of Newark, Will be
seen in his own sketch, Bills" assisted
by Miss Vinvola Murray and Jack Nc
Grath. This sketch includes a young
couple, who have been married four
years. and during this time the hus-
band has been making SIS a week and
has been living up to s35 q week. They
have allowed their bills to accumulate.
so hat they owe more than 500.
During their evenings at home they
are afraid Of the collectors, and they
imagine that everyone who comes
in is a collector. A young lawyer. who
comes to bring them good news instead
of to collect is treated to sever treat
ment. 1t was due to an impediment
of speech hat he gets in wrong.
But he gives them a certificate that
good news after ell.
Local Fnvorites.
Among the other entertainers will be
seen Jack McGrath and May O'Toole in
their own original sketch, "At the Sea-
shore" This was written by Jack Mo
Grath and is to be staged by him. He
Is well-known IN theatricals, having
been out for over ten years.
Charles Travers, one OF the city's
best dancing instructors, will conduct
his W sketch. entitled THE Pretty
Typewriters," and will be assisted by
the Misses Margaret O'Brien, Bessie
Stevens. Jennie Mack. Ethel and Agnes
Burke and May Harway. These girls
will appear in the role OF typists. They
have been doing wonderful stunts dur
ing the ~rehearsals.
Circle MiustreIs.
The Circle Minstrels," conducted by
Harry ]. Henegan, assisted by J. Pow
ers, of the late Barnett minstrels, and
Jack McGrath, of the old Institute
Club, will be seer on the ends. The
others who will render solos are the
Messrs. Mart Reynolds and Charles
Travers and the Misses Ethel Farrow,
May O'Toole, Loretta Flaming and
Margaret Walsh Clifford j. Werner.
of the Elk troupe. Will be seen in a
Scene on Broadway" Miss Gussie
Palmer. late of the Silver Slipper" will
be heard In operate selections.
Edward Gaffney. a talented enter
tainer, will be heard in a monologue.
He Is well-known throughout this city
and Hudson county. Miss May Corwin
will conduct a sketch entitled Girls,
Girls, Girls" written by her M to be
staged by her. She will be assisted by
ten girls and one man. The Institute
knock-abouts, as they are termed. con-
sisting of Messrs. Plum and Flanagan.
will do the best they know in tumblins
and acrobatic work. The closing sketch
will be the stationary sketch, wherein
the entire company will be seen. This
sketch is similar to the Twentieth
Century Express" After the perform
ance dancing will be INDUCED in.
Committee. in Charge.
The committee In charge of the affair
consists of Joseph A. Hurley, chairman;
Eugene Higgins, Harry Henegan,
Charles Farley. John Callaghan. Will
lam McDonough. Joseph Moss. Arthur
Conover and the Misses May Harway.
Bessie Stevens, secretary; Margaret
O'Brien, treasurer; Ethel Burke, Tot
Ellis, Loretta Ellis. Jennie Mack.
Special scenery has been secured and
the costumes Inc makeup are of the
latest type.