South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15
PRESS CLUBBERS
IN ANOTHER HIT
Second Annual Cabaret Out
does Past Performances
in Way of Talent.

Press club folk 20 the number Of
24O froHcked OF the oliver hotel
Tuesday night the occasion being
the annual mid-winter cabaret.
Everything In the line Of indoor
entertainment was furnished the
members and friends OF the club.
following one OF Abe Franks best
banquets.
Talent Of even higher class than
that which made last years event
one Of the most talked Of during the
year was presented by the commit
tee in charge. consisting of Wilbur
r. Armstrong. Philip l.. Near W.
w. Dunkle and r.. H. Horst.
VioIinist Makes Hit.
The cleanup" position fin the en-
tertainment program was ably filed
By Miss Arma Seukrah Mich. former
sol0ist OF the Minneapolis Symphony
orchestra, who has been living in
South Bend for the past 10 days.
Miss Mich gave four numbers on her
$1,000 Amata violin. which were the
hit OF the evening. Especially in
her rendition of the seXtette from
Lucia. in which che played the mel
ody. obligato and accompaniment.
did she give those present cause to
be thankful that she has decided 90
make her home here i'm the future.
Fritz Martin. Miss AIilch's man
ager. played her accompaniment.
Mr. Martins numbers in which ne
appeared alone. were also high spots
on the program. His playing of
Brahms melody in r. displaying mis-
original conception Of the evolution
81 music. went across in top-liner
style.
Last Ford joke.
The last Ford Joke" q skit deal
ing with Ford's journey to Europe.
and including a number of good To-
cal take-Offs. was ably presented by
Earle Rutherford. impersonating the
auto maker. and Ernest Staples, in
the role of Cap Shuey local Ford
admirer
Mayor Fred w. Keller. amid
framed interruptions. took occasion
10 throw a few bouquets and brick
bats at the members of the press
club with whom he has come in Off
cfal contact In the middle of his
speech the spotlight was turned on a
large clock at one side OF the room,
over which was the announcement
that speeches would be limited to
20 minutes. and on which the hands
were revolving at a fast alip.
Lady Dancer Fools.
IaBelle JuHette and her dancing
partner billed as the terpsiohorcan
duo, had them all fooled until the
lady took of her wig. disclosing the
fact that "she" was Frank Bruguer.
Clarence Eivengood was her" part
ne. Mile. Flurette.' who sang SOW
eral ballads. was finally identified as
being Lew wallace of Mishawaka.
John u. Riley sang several local
parOdies of his own composition
The awful dangers Of some little
bug" who "will surely find you,
were told by Ernest Staples, talk
ologist. who talkologized in the role
OF DIT. PHI. His sermon. telling Of
the dangers of eating. drinking and
breathing, served as a splendid ap-
petizer for the diners
Two members Of the might
Clerk" company presented "A clever
singing and dancing act, through
the courtesy of the Orpheum thea
ter. Bunny Whitlock and Edna
LeNore. leading members of the
musical comedy company now play
ing the strand theaJer. pleased with
an exhibition OF society dances.
LampOrt Directs.
W. *. Lamport. as master Of
ceremonies. kept things moving all
the time. John DeHaveu. i'm the
guise OF Santa Claus. distributed
useful and beautiful presents to a
number Of the press folks Messick's
orchestra furnished the music for