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


toy horn. This was . Mselike device.
well portrayed. getting deserved
encore.
The song Mandy" piloted to the
fore an cxcruciatins burlesQue. and
the bride walked up the aisle to the
stage followed BY the pickaninnics
carrying a stage cake In regal bridal
style.
when the curtain was lowered and
the orchestra. consisting OF Miss
Bertha Ellis. plano: @. q. Bradnack.
organ: Charles w. Knapp. violin;
James Newnham. cornet: Ord Arnold.
clarinet: Marion Barnes. trombone.
and Carey Ramsby. bass. came out In
front OF the curtain. where II re-
maincd during the cvcninG) and play
ed an overture.
The second part OF the performance
began with George T. Wilson In . COS
tune Of sunny Italy, singing a dago
song. followed. when he was cncorcd.
by MY Cousin. Caruso." another and
better one OF the same style.
A male quartet consisting OF George
r. Wilson. c. A. Rambo. I. Jay Knapp
and Frank N. Upp. rendered Sweet
Evening Bells" a. well ~ q humorous
encore with . farciai climax. followed
by q delightful reading. In child char
aeter. by Mrs. George T. Wilson. OF
Medford. the selection being "over
the Bsiuster." BY Wells.
Mrs. Wilson's talent demanded for
her an enthusiastic encore. and she
returned with I'm. Huh"
Concluding the evenings doing was
the afterpiece. The Great Kidnap-
ping and Breach OF Promise Case"
with the following cast:
Judge wisehead. eminent limb
OF the law .E. b. Hall
Giiailan. ofnccr -. II. p. Galarneaux
Lawyer Fussyboy. for the =.
plaintiff ............C. T. Oliver
Lawyer snspcash. for the de-
fendant t.,.........F.L l.. Houston
Mrs. Lenora Trustly. piaintiR
................ Herman Force
Abijah Pippin. defendant. -.
................ "A. p. eal0cky
Amelia Bedelia Arrowroot.
witness ..........L Il. A. Reynolds
The jury:
Levi Hockheimsr. . Hebrew
merchant ..........W. A. Dslssii
Mrs. Or. Anssthetic Puiism.
new woman. Harry Oslarneaux Jr. |
Vanderbilt Pcrsimmons. . col.
ored barber :. N. X. Temple
Cotiieb Wurstmacher.a butcher
...................F. G. Bamber
Hooligan. from the Bowery..
................. .Chas. BALDWIN
Footlisht Mc0u6. . stranded
actor ..............W. 8. Wiley
All the characters were aptly east.
and the fair plaintiR. acted By Her
man Force. he OF the visage which
rheers all who view II. was especially
laken. The search which the fair
plaintiff had to make for her powder
puR when driven to tears by sad.
ness was calculated TO upset the Jury
for II neceasitated . display
of . part Of her 'physiqus which was
'omewhat pretsntious. 10 say the
esst. /
But II revealed Q good and thor
'ush understanding on the part Of
he plaintiG. II
Mr.. divers impassioned address
% the Jury In behalf Of his client dis
'layed very realistic perforated y
'oice. undulating from baritone TO
alsetto with ridiculous frequency.
Mr.. Houston was Q brisk and lively ,
swyer. Nr. Hall. % the Judge. was
'minently fair to all parties. the po- |
iceman OF Nr. 0alarneaux was one
rho knew we'll how 10 handle . billy. !
vhile the new woman Of Mr.. 0alsr- ]
lsaux Jr. was one we'll able TO take
are Of hsrssIf. - veil - the rest OF ;
hs Jury.
The dscrspit and eonsumptivs d. :
shout 10 de from tubsrcular
roubls. was properly shown BY NJ.
'alhcky. whose coughs threatened TO b
nomentarily nscossitats the Ansl Of Q
Ices under the guiding hand Of nsrl .
vhitloek. n
Nr. Delssll's Jewish peddlss was . q