The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-10

good bit OF character work. while Mr..
REYNOLDS ms n witness OF tho gcntlcr
sex was charming and allurlnr to
masculine eyes.
Mr.. Temple as the barber put over
his share OF the comedy work In good
shape. Mr.. Bamber IA the butcher
was equal to the occasion In every
way. and Mr.. Baldwin as Hooligai.
surmountcd by u hat consisting of .
baking powder can. WAS up to all th"
recent traditions OF the genus tramp.
At various stages In the perform
ancc. and unexpected places nj that,
there were local gags and auips at
the expense OF various local ipdi,id-
unls, institutions and incidents, such
as John Houston's failure To ct bar
license and the white Pclicans sue
cess. clyde wittcr calling Olive on
telephone %is: ". II. Shaws little
feeling OF annoyance ut the Chronicie
aud Its promulgltor. y. J. Murray:
d. n. Campbell. Alexander Martin
Jr.. and others rich. rare and laugh
producing.
The Elks' chorus. or chirping con-
tingent. consisted OF tho following;
First tenors--wiliIam Wilson. Geo.
J. Walton. W. l.. Smith. Burgc Mason.
l.. W. MehaRey. q. w. Houston, w. A.
G. Patch.
Second tenors-H. q. Benson. II. p.
Gaiarncaux. w. A. Deixeii. G. A.
Rambo. c. T. Oliver. Y. b. Hall. c. H.
Daggett. Paul Brictenstcin.
First basses--I. Jay Knapp. w. n.
Lidyard. II. l.. voorhees,. G. X. Miller.
J. l.. Cunningham. o. NJ. Hector and
G. o. Robertson.
Second basses--weslcy o. Smith.
u. G. Gass. II. g. Merryman. g. =,
Curtin. J. Y. Bodgc. Frank NJ. Upp.
W. 8. Wiley. Herman Force.
The entire production In a great
credit TO the Elks and their director.
George T. Wilson. and hss Involved q
lot Of hard work to trim up In time
for presentation.
The performance was smooth last
night.
II will probably be ~ satin this
evening. when another large audience
Is promised to gather to enjoy itself
on everything.
There Is especially appropriate
costnming and staging. the
choruses and solos are all In good
taste and adequately offered. and the
orchestra 10 In splendid fettle.
An Acknowledges Of tho spirit
which has helped the Eiks to put on
such a pleasing production 10 offered
IN the following. embraced In the pro-
yram:
"The Klamath Palls Lodge. No.
PAT. desires In this manner TO thank
he general public for Its generous
toward this. Its nrst bencht
show, and assure It's patrons
hat the kind interest displayed in /.
his event 10 appreciated by every
member Of the lodge.
Thanks are also due to the par
icipsnts for faithful practice. TO the
business houses for their generous
,atronage OF advertising space. and
O the newspapers and printing e.
ablishments for courtesIes shown u.s."
The committees whose shoulders {
ave been at the wheel TO push the =
work to q finish are ~ follows: ,
Cast-F. l.. Houston. Carey Rams I
y, O. N. Hector. |
Advertising--Harry p. 0alarneaux.
.eslis Rodgers. @. II. DaGgett. y.
ielhase. O
Tickets--Hunter 6svidGe, @. I. a
.oberts. W. H. Dolbesr. c
Finance Alexander Martin Jr.. D. .
J. Campbell. v
Incidentally Q feature OF the Elks Q
IinstreI 10 the program. turned out a
y the w. o. Smith Printing company. 4
onsisting Of ~ pages ON quality pa Il
or. with q color cover appropriately !,
Illustrated on the front. which caused
great dAal AZ fAv0rahln cnmmant n