The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-22

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the aisle Of the house convinced them
that something new in climaxes had
been obtained.
The cast and the musical program
follows:
Henri, assistant in Pastries studio
VIM. Cameron.
Louise Storm, the majors daughter
by his first wife Dorothy Earle.
M. Francis-Cozales, proprietor OF
The Gilded Pig"-Wm. Cameron.
Teddy VanDyke, the new pupil
Clarence Nordstrom.
Willie Bunkem, Argentina's agent
and manager-Geo. H. Petit.
Rudolph Plastic, professor of art
Frank Minor.
Mrs. Major Storm, Ted's mother by
her first acknowledgements Lee
Major Storm, retired army officer
Fred Dubois.
Argentina. THE Worlds Greatest
Tango Dancer"-Maude Potter. %HtE
Detective Miller-Lee Murkin.
Policeman-John E. Mcclure.
Garcon-Harry Collins.
Willie Pagem-Mabel Shear.
ACT 7.
Opening Chorus-Ensemble.
When a Little Boy Loves Little
Girl'-Ted and Louise.
I'm Berlin'-Rudolph and Chorist-
ers.
September Morn - Argentina,
Choristers and Corps De-Ballet.
Finale-Ensemble.
ACT II.
Opening Chorus-EnsembIe.
Berlin Tango (society) Chorus.
'Everybody's Tango Crazy"-Argen-
tina and Corps De-Rallet.
"A Spare Rib from the Butcher
Shop of Life"-Rudolph.
The Maxixe with variations)-
Argentina and Teddy.
Where is the Pleasure in Wine and
Songs-If the woman is not there?"
Featuring the hesitation waltz
Bunkem and Ensemble.
Finale-Ensemble.
ACT III.
Autumn Leaf Girr-Louise and
Choristers.
"The Sunshade Girl-Argentina
and Corps De-Ballet.
beautiful Dreams I'm Dreaming"
Mrs. Storm.
81 Lost My Girl on Broadway
Bunkem, Argentina and Choristers.
Finale-Ensemble.
Time and place and action.
Act Is p. m. Of August 81, 1913.
The setting shows the San Souci
Cafe, rented by Professor Plastric as
an exhibition place for his work of
art.
Act II-9 D. m. the same day. The
setting is "The Gilded Pig" formerly
the San Souci.
Act III-Midnight. the same day.
The setting shows Major Storms resi-
dence on the Hudson river.
A crowded house greeted the per-
Torrance, and a number of out OF
town parties were in the audience.
1.-THE Passing Parade"
The most entertaining musical COM
edy that has been presented at the
Hippodrome tn satre the past season
IS the one that is playing the first
half of this week, 1.-THE Passing Pa
rad,e." All that goes to make the kind
Of a. show that is universally appre-
ciated is found here Five acts and
five cenes are presented, the scenic
effects being strildngly beautiful. Max
Fields as Morris Greenback, a retired
Jew, easily takes first honors as the
laugh producer OF the show. Fields
is said by many to be the best He
brew comedian that has been seen in
this city during the year. Leo Hoyt
as Oscar SweitZpretzel, a brewer,
comes second only to Fields. One OF
the big features Of the show Is the
appearance of Master Fred Tidmarsh.
who formerly appeared as the original
10y soprano with Primrose and DOCK
stader. and Is rememb cred by many
people here who saw him in that
show. He has been winning great
favor as Percy Greenback, son OF the
retired Jew. The greater part OF the
coupany Is composed OF girls-pretty
girls with good voices and real ab1l-
ity The chorus is used in every SONG
number and is adorned in different
costumes each time it appears. The
show is the big hit OF tabloid musical
comedies. The last performance will
be given this evening and new bill
will be presented tomorrcw.-Adver-
tisem snt
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