The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-24
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Il Everything Is in readiness at this
time for the initial performance Of, the
ii3Eikss Minstrels which will be held 10.
might at the; Grand. Last evening d
Gull dress roicarsal was held behlnd
Eelcssd doors and tile management "A
entirely satisfied with tie way n
which everything went of.
& Willie practically the entire house
lfor each show has been sold. yet there
fetili remain a few desirable seats for
leach performance. These seats are
ION sale at Christie's drug store. (,
The following is the cast and pro.
3gramme Tor the; show:
Y Executive Committee. B
4 Curtis B. Robertson. Prof. w. H
Omen, Earl H. Smith.
y Grand Opera House Orchestra, aug,
mented for occasion, appears In this
production. Z.
Falrmont's most clever talent offers
1.-THE following minstrel performance !.
|. FIRST PART. &.
Opens with a beautiful picture en-.
titled Twilight" Augmenting pic.
fture Mr.. Stanley will sing Twilight
THE COMPANY.
II Vocallsts-Messrs. Walter D. Bar.
Srington. Lamar satteraeld, Harry J.
Hyer, Paul L. Hamilton, Jack Coyne,
j. A. Cook. F. Tinsdale ,Bretkerton,
Dayton L. Mayors, Charles Ingram, o.
B. Stanley, Rex. Bruder, L. E. Parsons
and G.. L. Arms. 5
Comedians-Messrs. Luke = Robert,
son. Lawrence Fleming, Sam L. Ride.
nour. Charles Dawson, Raymond Alb.
batticchio. and Robert Fisher.
Dancers-Messrs. Earl knight, Wal
ter Cook and Robert Fisher.
Interlocutor-Afr. Hugh Cargo.
FIRST PART EVENTS.
Opening Overture (omen) by Entire
Company. 40 .s,5,
t"That Mississippi Dip"-Mr.4 RIdenoul
u Want Q; Giri'-Mr. Coyne.
introduction Of the Premier Fun
makers, Messrs. Luke Robertson
and Reno" Fleming.
Down in Georgia"-Mr. Robertson.
BABY Rose"-Mr. harrington.
Down in the Deep. Let Me Sleep
Mr.. Bruder.
THE Plea for Dat Slippery Elm"--Mr
Fleming. .dsisdl sG&4is' 2
Silver Threads Among the Cold
MrIsatteraeld. sols el''a5t5al.
incidental ato Silver Thread.
Among thefGold." the FlrstqP Part vii
close with a beautiful scenic effect en-
titled When the Sun Goes Down,
painted especially for this production
by Mr.. Frank Chester. the well know
young; scenic artist Of Plttsburg.y
Intermission. sfE
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THE LAST OF THE CARGILLs,
! AIplay in one act by Mrs. Rita John
son Young, author Of Brown g
of Harvard. !" p y. " y ~
| Produced under the direction o
Miss Nellie ,Casseday. Scenecy b.
J Ridenour. Fairmont; costumes b.
| camp-map, Columbus; pictures au
electrical effects used especially de
signed for this act by the Universe
Stage Lighting Company, New York.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Nanny. Miss Casseda
George Cargil..::. Mr.. C. B. Robertso
Scene = George Cargill's dinin
room, Christmas Night, 1880. TIL
climax Of this act will be augmente
by a series OF pictures showing 9Th
!fRiver of Souls" the "Heavenl
Clouds" and the Passing Angels.
the greatest stage illusions ever a
tempted in Fairmont.
MR., HUGH CARGO b
The Blackfaced Boy who told abou
the Baby, will offer new songs IN
stories. a
The entertainment. will be closed b
the Elks singing and dancing CONE
III
dians In dazzling dancing divertls,
1 ment:
EMANCIPATION DAY ON THE OIL
SUWANEE RIVER.
(Arranged and staged by Bob Fisher
Introducing the Suwanee Quartet
in Mobile Bay" the Virginia Essence
Mammy's shuffln' Prize and Ragtim
Dancing. .s.t:,ta
CAST.
Uncle Ephriam Blue, leader q hi
set. Mr.. Luke Robertso
Aunt Eliza Blue, almost wo- !;
man,. Mr.. Sam Ridenou
Shampoo Orndorf, n society touch
Mr.. Lawrence Flemln
Barbershop Bud, in charge Of the
beanery... ...Mr. Charles Dawso
Skuse Crabapple, a Darktown
Dinge. ...... Mr.. Robert Fishe
Miss Rebecca Rabbltfoot and !