Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-18
MUSICAL. NOTES

The stage setting was most per
feet imitation of a ships deck, where
all the passengers were perfectly AT
home. The entrance of two comedians
over the side railing Of the boat was
a signal for hilarity TO follow, Every
character was represented to perfec-
ton and the costumes displayed, from
the dainty attire of the prima donna
TO the grass fringe on glstening
brown bodies of the cannibals, were
| in perfection of detail, The charming
girls in the chorus wore many changes
of becoming gowns.
The singing was from the best OF
local talent, most ably assisted by an
excellent orchestra. And the dancing |
was pleasure to watch. Every num-
ber deserved the encores called FOR,
which were many, and most good
naturedly responded to. A change
scene displayed the cannibal village
of huts and surrounding forest with
view of the ocean in background, For
the canoe song, pretty bit OF WOODS
An water was realistic setting, and
the horror of fire pouring forth fr
A. hatchway was splendidly portrayed,
Had rehearsals continued for
month, the production could not have
p been improved upon. All this perfec-
tion Of acting and singing was brought
A about by Mr.. II. L. Brown Of Denver,
who has presented "The Elk's Tooth"
n on many occasions during several
years past.
The cast of characters was:
Tinsel WinnerwaH prima donna OF
. the Garden of Roses" opera company
t. Mrs. W. Carlton Smith.
Princess May, daughter of the king
!, Miss Hazelle EriXon,
- Carmine, belle of Kohomo lsIan'
- Miss Emmellne Klein.
- Captain of the "Sea Queen"-Charle
NV v. Galloway
~ Bowlin Knott, mate of the "se
-, oueen"-George C. L, Snyder
'a, Griddle, Cook of the "Sea Queen
Edward Piasecl,
oo One-Nyte Stand, manager "Garde
nd of Roses" opera company-Albert
at Egan.
,ss Wienie Wurst, a Commandments
.on m ltourist-L. r. Steelhammer.
Roc Easy Tyne, American tourist
,rt Graham P. TaBer.
Eatum Alive, a cannibal chief
vas H. Meyer.
tor Michael Patrick Finegan, secreta
% to the king-Charles Bier,
son, King Hi Mogul, ruler of Kohol
,os. Island-Dan F. Langenburg,
am5 In act first the musical numb
loo were:
Nod Opening chorus, "On the Deep b
Seao-Sailor Boys and Girls II
,o,o, dental solos for soprano and bass
,,hor Coon song, "Jane"-Griddle,
Soprano solo, "The Lonely Mo
Miss Winnerway
,uo. Duet and chorus, 30 Merry Maid
: -, Miss Winnerway, One-Nyte st
com- and chorus.
,nirit Topical song, stick Arou
,,hor Awhile" Easy and choru
,hort For the second act;
ono Tenor solo with mems chorus,
,t,ss Discovery" Chief Eatum Alive
.sih,o cannibal warriors.
and Baritone solo and chorus, Dear
,. o.. United States" King Hi Mogul
Indian Girls.
rd,co Quartet, Lingering" Easy WI
,o,or and Indian girls.
Duet for baritone and soprano,
noe Song" Chief Eatum Alive,
..... Ada Miller and chorus
o,.a,, The third act;
en'e. ', Comic song, "a Touch Of Nat
'""n ,' Michael p. Finnegan and chorus
49, Grand finale-Entire company
Gu Dy ##&
'''''. ~ A play to be given in the Gel
s''"' language at Grand opera house
,., soon, will be presented by the T
'.,',,, '''' ~ MIA club Of Willamette university
- ' on 80 the following cast Of characters;
'" - Major Won Telheim, George Schr
wut. Minna Won Tcllheim.,..Laura
=, ono Graf Won Bruchsall.,n.Jac St
a.. Franzska, Mlnna's maid Lula
,o,,ld Just servant of the major, Louis
ion or Werner, former lieutenant Of 7
helm .,,,,.,,,,'''''''' 'llaIolu
,,,.,o Der Wirt.........Willam Olde
,oors Dame in Trauer.,,, Gertrude i
~, had Feldiager ...,... william Sch
,a CO. Riccaut de la Marlinlere, a Ere
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