The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-15

Rush and Chorus.
 The Big Bass Viol. Solo-George Bradley.
 l Goodbye Ragtime Charles Benhan and Chorus.
 l You're the Most Wonderful Girl. I Eo1o-David Heaphy. Get Out and Get Under-Willfarn Higgins
 A Dream. solo--A. Levasseur. I'm Going Away--J ohm Bowen and Chorus.
 Topical Song, He Reads the Bridge port Papers Every Day-Harry Mor- rissey.
 Nothing has Changed But You Dear, Solo-A1bert Lapke. 15 Cents-Vincent Benham. Cross Mason Dixon Line-James Duggan and Chorus. Closing Toast-Entire Company. Cast.-Interlocutor Wm. J. Lynch; Premier Ends, Vincent BenIlam and Harry Morrissey; Ends and Solo1sts. David Heapay. Geo. Bradley, James Vim. Higgins, William Regnery, Albert Lapke. John Han1ey, P. Levasseur. John Bowen, Leo Shaughn essey. Chorus--Wm. Canny, Harold GlineE, John Tracey. Francis Breen. Joltrs McElroy, B. Whe1an, swna. liar 7aggerty, P. J. Conklin. Geo. Mossey, James Mccullough, Edward Casey, Arnold Neal, Louis Lynch, James Reifley, Chas. May, Vim. O'MaI1ey, John Hartnett, Gerald PheIan, B. Con- nelly Vim. B. Prendergast, Chas. Sher- tdan, James Rooney, John Mallon. Ambrose Ashley, H. Donnellys Louis Petrie1, Ed. Coyne, Mat. Dardis, Ed. KenneIly. Harrison Baker, James Lee, H. J. Reach, Dennis Tobin, H. McCabe, Gordon Monohan, John Carroll.
 Footmen.-Edward Redgate, Harry
 
 OIio.-Songs and Dance, John Har- lvey and Robert Allen.
 "We Do the Dirty wor1z'' Satire on our Street Cleaning Department, by
 Frank Braithwaite.
 James Casey, Foreman. Mechanfcs-Wn. O. Malley, Ed.
 Coyne, Ed. Casey, J. Hartnett, A. Ash
 ley, W. Canny, Arnold Neal, H. Don-
 nelly, B. Connolly, J. McElroy, F. Whelan, Louis Petriel.
 MonoIogue and Songs, Harry Nor rissey and Vincent Benham. E Closing Scene.-Written and Stag cd by Vim. B. Prendergast. Lobby of Chateau De Beaux Arts. Time, Same Evening.
 Cast-Ida Notion, dispensing the news, Gerald Phelan; Wyde A. Wake, Hotel Clerk, George Bradley; Fay @. Upp, on the Elevator, Frank (Honey- boy1 Rush; Lisle Thread, a nice boy, James Duggan: A. Tourist, travelling, I. Tenerant, also travelling, Edward
 Redgate; Red D. Mummy, a smooth taIlxer, Henry ]. Reach: Sam, a Porter,
 William Higgins; W. J. Rice. of Rice Morgan 6 Co, Wm. B. Prendergasts Mosely Nerve, living on his income, Vim. J. Regnery; Shakes Peerian Rolls, an Actor, Albert Lapke; Joshua Ebenezer Thatcher. 8 Rustic, Matthew Dardis: Pahr Boyled, a Chef, Bernard
 A. Connolly; Wm. J. Lynch, of the
 K. of c. Minstrel Troupe, By Him
 self; Tony. a shine, Charles McLaugh- lin. s .iz4 sess stses.s sis : | Be1l-hops. Leo shaughnessey, Har- old GIines, James Lee. Guests, George W. Mossey. Arthur Levasseur 5Quartette, Medleys and Bee Song. George Bradley, HenrysJ. Reach, Will liam .IIiggins. and sBeEna naEd A. .Connel- 1y. Harry Morrissey and Vincent Ben-
 ham were cordially received in their
 numbers.
 The Closing Scene which was
 written and complied by William B.
 Prendergast proved a most enjoyable
 diversion. All of the principals show
 ed careful training for their respec-
 tive parts. William Higgins as Sam
 the porter, made a distinct hit. A
 quartet comprised of Messrs. Higgins,
 Bradley, Reach and Connolly sang
 medIeys in fine style and the well
 earnest applause was rightly merited.
 All in all the performance gave sat-
 isfaction and while the attendance
 was not up to expectations a tidy sum
 will be realized from the entertain
 ment.