South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-19
MOOSE MINSTREL
Is WELL LIKED
Performance Given by Home Talent
Draws Good Crowd TO
Oliver.

A good crowd, considering the in
clement weather, attended the Moose
minstrel and cabaret at the Oliver
theater Tuesday night by the local
lodge. The company was composed
entirely of local talent and was under
the training Of Robert Gerber of Chi
cago. who had been specially secured
for that purpose,
The work of the company was good
and some of the individual numbers
showed splendid training. The solo
by Mrs. J. NJ. Sheetz was received we'll
by the audience as was the work OF
both Fred KnOblOck and Ernest Lin
steadt Misses Josephine Collier and
Lucy Marshall, who sang a duet were
one Of the features of the entertain
ment. Miss Nettie Mumaw sang
solo that was pretty and we'll done.
The principal parts were taken by
the following:
Miss Eva Turner, Mrs. Nerda ely
mer. Mrs. y. G. Miller, Miss Aurella
BarrOme. Miss Josephine Collier, Miss
Mary Jangerle. Miss Elizabeth SipotZ,
Miss Nettie Mumaw, Miss Josie Smi-
gielski, Mrs. Mable Thresh. Miss Belle
Webster, Miss Nellie Whiteman. Miss
Lucy Marshall. Miss Martha Bilinski,
Miss ,Albina Bartoszek. Miss Lena
Marks Miss Rose Grzyinski, Anna
William SipOtz, Ernest Linsteadt,
Harry Seeders, b. Lemun, William
Gleason, John Housekeeper. Clyde
Lehman. Alvin Hagey, Fred Kno-
block Edward Hepler.
After the intermission George Nor
ris amused with a black face mono
lOgue followed by a dancing novelty
with the following as Scotch girls:
Rubie Scitt, Thelma Radabaugh,
Marie Hanek, Furn Mccormick
Gualdine Hauck, Louise Futz. Joseph
Inc Smith. Jima Shuler, Shelby Mu-
NAV. Genevieve Niven. Monica HOr-
ka. Meldred Wolf, Lucille Bremen
Martha Fritzer
Dugdale and Dugdale presented a
very clever ragtime playing and sing
ing act Next came a nicely staged
and prettily arranged Japanese sing
ing and dancing number presented
by: Ia Rallies, JOline Emery. Nellie
I.arkins Gertrude Mumaw. Blanche
Anders. Dorothy Miller, Athuy Bur
dick. Thelma Gayman. Ruth Sollins
Esther Meaden. Francis Archam-
bault Pearl Miller Bernice Hagman
Ruth Miller. Gertrude Lucke, BlancF
Rogers, Mable Nell, Beatrice Marks
Evelyn Audrus. Thelma Rulsback
Anna Zaugerle., Mildred thinner
man, Gladys Radabaugh, Helen OIL
son.
Japanese: Harold Lawrence. Har.
old Robinson, John Riddle. Gland
Smith, Carld Wardlow. TheOdOl
Fifer. Willard Housekeeper. Georg
Gould. Frederick Stewart. Raymon
Sausby. Robut Hubbard. Carl Mead
en-. Donald Hedrick Clifford Smoth
Veron Archambeault Fred House
keeper. Walter Readka. Clarence Nc
Gill. Willard NOTthaup.
They were lead by Louise Zielke
Minnie Smith. Elsa Zielke and Paul
ine Fogel.
William Gleason then demonstrated
his ability as a blackface comedian
cleverly impersOnating a southern
minstrel boy.
Miss Laura Hagey held the atten'
ton with a splendid dramatic read
ing OF The Sign OF the Cross" ant
Hagey and Hagey did a brother anC
sister act that was one of the hits o
the show
A Spanish number lead by Joseph
Inc Smith. Lucille Brenuer. Marg2re
Bishop and Lavina REYNOLDS vEai
Capitally presented by: Edith Rock
we'll. Pearl Hartman. Anna Cava
naugh, Sylvia Kline. Majorie Megan
Marie Zangerlie. Aaron Smith. Wei
lington Dice. Leona DeHawter. Edns
Buck, Anna Davaline, Louise Patti
son. Agnes Champaign, Geo. Morris
Lynn StSley.
Clown Act and song.
laughable clown song and dance
was presented by Vita Reinbold anC
Rolph Dumke leading assisted by
Lena Kamer Bernice I.andgraf
Chantal Archambault, Lillian Shular
Nellie Took. Emma Beckerich. Ethe
Nemeith. Joanna Koehler. Jenevevs
Miller. Thelma Kent Marie Land
graf Helen Ozb0rn, Ruth Marks
Clara NelkersOn, Mary Holem. Eve
Hustan. Evelyn Moves, Violet Weird
AOrreH, Iheada Kent, Dorothy Col