The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-04-16
THE ELK'S MINSTRELS
Large { rowds Witness The Two Pro-
ductlon s and Are Much Pleased.
A Decided Hit.

'oSNo W "lellCoo ltlC 1llltldl per-
)formance of the big minstrel under
the auspices of High (Point Lodge
No. l155, B. P. o. Elks AMI
managed by 'Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
Pattie who make speciality of such
entertainments. Tuesday night a
good crowd was also present not
! withstanding the inclemency of the
weather. The program which ap-
pears below gives an idea of the
variety of fun, and good fellowship
abounding in the play and if you
missed seeing it you missed much.
AL! the participants acquitted them
selves very creditably but there are
some who took "leading' parts and
deserve especial mention. Capt.
j Barbee, Hoskins and Thomas, John
Walker, Alvin Paker, w. A. Cope
land, Bascom Bundy, "Uncle Bob"
Wheeler and Oscar Wilson. Quincy
Briggs, Walt Chandler. Arthur Lyon,
Verge Garrett, Carson Burns, the
stunt of White and Lynch, also of
Messers. Briggs, Chandler, Kephart
and kirkman in "school Days."
Doc Perkins Farewell sermon;"
etc. But what's the use to enume-
rate, look at all the names on the
program and knew that each and
all did we'll, remarkably well.
Those that had no especially strong
part or a chance to let the audience
partiCulariZe, were just essential to
the success of the entertainment.
i The Elks made good with the show,
they pleased, and also made a neat
little sum besides.
Grand Ultramarine-First Part.
The scene is laid on board the no
noble battleship, North Carolina.
Fighting Bob Evans language is en-
tirely eliminated.
The Cut Ups of the Deep.
Yoemen-J. S. Lynch, J. B. Gle
ments, Bob White, Ernest Wall, w.
H. English, A., J. Gardner, A. L. Hun
ter anu 4. W. Sills.
Briggs, W. A. Copeland, C. M. KEEP
hart, B. W. Kirkman, Verge Garnett,
Hiram Armentrout, A. w. Angel and
R. L. Garnett.
Roustabouts- A. Thomas, Bob
Sechrest, John Walker, Alvin Park,
Bascom Hoskins, Walt Kirkman, R.
S. Soyars and Bascom Bundy.
Deck Hands-Walt Chandler, Ar
thur Lyon, Oscar Wilson and Uncle
Bob Wheeler.
Captain of the Ship-Captain Bar
bee.
A Bit of Repartee -Messrs. Hos
kins and Thomas.
Song -"You Can't Get Away From
| It," John Walker.
Il Locals-Alvin Parker.
/ Ballad, "Seeing Nellie Home"-W.
| A. Copeland.
| An Academic -Bascom Bundy.
/ Just from the Brig-Uncle Bob and
/ Oscar Wilson.
Song, "Down in Chattanooga"-Os-
/ car Wilson.
A Presidential salute-Uncle Bob
/ Ballad, "When the Lilacs Bloom
i Again. -Gurney Briggs.
/ Appearance Of the Worlds Great
Il est Disseminators of Minstrelsy-Ar-
Il thur Lyon and Walt Chandler.
Il Song, crap, Rap, Rap, on Your
Minstrel Bones-Walt Chandler.
Il Arthur Lyon-Hits the Bulls Eye.
/ Ballad, "Dear Old Rose"-Verge
Il Garrett.
4 Walth Chandler-Scrubs the Deck.
II Song, "Where You Going"-Arthur
II Lyon.
Il Arrival of Miss Arabella Sophia
Il Carson Burns-In the Lady of Quail
!! ty."
Il Intermission Five Minutes.
II Olio Selected Novelties.
4 J. S. Lynch and Bob White-Roman
4 Gladiators and Exponents Of Physi-
Ii cal Culture without the Use of Fer
II tilizers.
Il Alvin Parker-In Local Song Paro-
H dies.
~ Elks Comedy Briggs
II Chandler Kephart and Kirkman. In
II an Original Absurdity- "Schoo]
Il Days."
II Thomas and Hoskins- High Points
4 Most Graceful Soft Shoe and Clog
II Dancers.
II 'Doc Perkins Farewell Sermon"
II The Parson- Doc Perkins.
II The Deacon-Uncle Bob Wheeler.
II The Fiddler-R. G. Soyars.
|! Umpire-Arthur Lyon.
Il Elders-R. w. Sills, R. L. Hunter
II A. J. Gardner and W. H. English.
Il Crap Shooters-J. S.-Lynch, J. B
II Clements, Bob White and Ed Freeze
u Handy with Razors-Walt Kirk
: man, Bob Sechest and Oscar Wilson
Congregation -Sistern and Breth-
ern by the company.