The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-02-03
No. "a.

Ihe next number was beautifully
staged. Mrs. Walter T. Dodson sang
Just dream of you Dear" assisted
by Quartette. (Stewart, Gamble, Nc
Cullough, Ed. Davis). She sang with
great expression, the voices Of the
quartette blended harmoniously. Her
modest costume which brought out
her good looks, and her sweet soprano
voice produced the desired effect.
This act took very well. Mrs. Dodson
offered as an encore Bless your ever
loving little heart" showing her versa
tility. Both numbers drew great ap-
plause. Every one is praising
Eldridge Williams, versatile COM
edian, who initiated Bert Williams in
Next Week, Sometime, Not now." He
is a very good singer and good dancer.
He brought down the house. Williams
is one of our best local entertainers.
A clever team, Clinton and Eddie
Davis, put on comedy sketch, which
they have booked in vaudeville. Both
are full of wit and humor and goor
musicians. Eddie is a good straight
man, and Clint is overflowing with
nonsense. Their work is of lively
order, full of comedy, intelligence and
chatter. They featured the song Rag
time Violin" This team received
great compliments, and they should
soon rank among our best performers.
The comedy sketch Three Twins"
introducing the Johnsons-Misses
Viola and Lillian and Lillian Lott, and
Little Geo. The Johnson's are rel
atives of the famous Dean & Johnson.
A duet Worrying for you" by Misses
Johnson was well received. Miss Lott
proved a singing and dancing COM
edienne. She put on 81 never had a
man to love me like you," to the de-
light of everyone, and those girls
could-Get over Sal. Little Geo helped
and there was a few minutes of fun
and frolic. Some good dancing and
a swell little stunt. The Quartette,
civilians, Mccullough, Davis and
Stewart rendered several choice
selections which appealed to all music
lovers. A selection by the McCul-
Tough Orchestra, Introducing Miss
Grazia Corneal our talented vioiinist,
Edw. Green, Trombone, Chas. Minor,
Cornet, VIM. Jones, Clarionet, and
Tyler and those Drums,) was great
Their music was grand during the
show and the dance programs. The
Grand Ensemble of "a voices con-
cluded the entertainment, which was
clean and snappy, never tagging, a
credit to each member of the company
and to the people Of Minneapolis.
Mr.. Geo. Holbert announced that
the Hall would be cleared for the
dance, also in very appropriate Ian
guage land he can talk some) stated
that Mrs. Mccullough wished to thank
the patrons for their hearty support
also for their high approval of the ef-
forts of those who took any part in
the entertainment. The Ushers were
Messrs Robt. Glenn, J. Edw. Stewart,
Geo. Holbert and Nimrod Singleton.
Miss Fannie Johnson and Mrs. Edw.
Stewart served the refreshment Mr..
Walter Dodson, received the tickets,
Mr.. Jas. Burkes, Floor Manager. Dane
ing continued till 1:30 and all who at
tended expressed themselves as en-
joying a pleasant evening. The net
proceeds were for the benefit of the
Attucks Home. The full account of
all proceeds will be published after
all returns are made.
The affair was grand and the cause
very worthy.-Rev. M. w. Withers.
1t was very creditable perform
ance and well staged. Just what is
necessary to develop our talent.-Dr.
Fred c. Nelson.
1T was just grand. Miss Alice
Marshall.
Mr.. Chas. H. Miller of st. Paul, says
that 1T was very good and he is
proud of our talent" Well, he GER
tainly knows.
1T was a high class entertainment"