Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-27
FOR
ELKS SHOW
One of Minstrels Tells of
Good Things In
Store
SCREAM START TO FINISH
Songs That Will Make a Hit
to Be Sung by Local
Talent.

With only three more rehearsals
to put the keen edge of perfection on
the Jolly Elks' Minstrels, the young
people are working tooth and nail to
make the most Of them. Director
Sapp had the end men in the Elks'
rooms yesterday afternoon for about
PAGES. They went through as neatly
as ever a professional did, not max
ing a single deviation from the regu-
larly outlined program.
An innovation was sprung on the
boys yesterday afternoon when the
The jokes are a hot bunch and are
mostly incidents taken from the life
of yourself and your friends. Your
innermost secrets will be published
broadcast to all who are within ear
shot and you will not be spared if
you have ever done anything wicked
or naughty. Rest assured that il
you are one of the victims Of the
funny end men, you will have your
revenge before the last curtain falls.
There are thousands of laughs and
every one worth hearing twice.
The end men will not come On UNI
til Miss Morrison, Miss Force, Mr..
Wilson and Mr.. Pyatt have sung.
Each of these people has an excellent
voice and song picked for them ex-
nj orria
land" In My Old Home" and others
don't please. you still have the jolly
minstrel boys to entertain you, but 1t
is cinch that the above named peo-
pie will please you again as they have
in the past.
Frank Keefe will sing "If He Comes
in I'm Coin Out" as the first scream
aggravator and Keefe has put an in
depreciation to the lines that will
fairly make you howl.
Chalmers Mcconnell has an exceed.
ingly funny song in "Just Because I
Let You Call Me Baby-lamb, Don't
Pull the Wool Down Over My Eyes
and laugh as long as the title Of
the odd song is sure to follow
Clinton Crandall relates a tale of
marital infelicity in song wherein
he plainly states "I'm Coin Away
While the Coins Good" This song
has made a tremendous hit wherever
it has been sung and Clint is the boy
who can put it over for another hit.
Clarence Pierce has perhaps the
funniest song Of the whole show in
which he will tell you about his one
last will. He plainly sets forth his
, adversion to paying gambling debts
and makes his last request of his
I. friends in a droll sort of way. He
wants no flowers or buds; no monu.
ments, etc, but just plant a water
, melon on his grave and let the Juice
soak through. It's a scream.
:. Gus Koch will put on THAT'S Why
They Call Me Shine" It's an immense
song telling of the darkfe's, change
OF name until final general version
or Shine is met. He tells you some
very good reason and has chorus
with the number that will make you
whistle it for many a day.
, In the olfo, Mr.. Charles Sapp, who /.
directing the show will put on a spe
. cialty in the form of pianologae: Te
those who have heard him at th,
, piano, it is needless to comment fur
!. ther on his ability, but for the benefi
, OF those who have not been SO fortr
: nate, 1t may well be said without an
! fear of exaggeration, that Mr.. sapp /
by far the cleverest entertainer ths
. has been in this village for a Ion
. time. He is bound to please and ha
number of songs and piano gymna,
: tics to choose from.
I'll The Blackville Hollow Court wi
hold session after Sapp's act end
Is a lulu. Gus Koch as Judge Soal
EN-; Frank Keefe as the attorney "a
the defense; Joe Collins as the indi,
nant city prosecutor; Ed Manley q
! the jury; Clinton Crandall as coul
/ reporter; Chalmers Mcconnell as th
ts!eepy officer; Dick Evans as Uncl
Tom and Clarence Pierce as Littl
Eva, comprise the cast. It Is laugh
able sketch and the boys have
IL worked up in fine shape. You don
want to miss the court. The Pattel
son trial will look like back nun
Der along side of the harrowin
charges tried by Judge Soakum.
The seat sale opened at Fischer
g drug store today at noon and goo
" advance sale Is already in evidenc,
Get there early and get good sea