The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-13
G|vE:
LIVELY SHOW
To Bic HOUSE
MINSTREL REVUE PRESENT
ED AT OPERA HOUSE;
AGAIN TONIGHT

Greeted b. 4 crowded house mus
! lea and hlack-face talent of Guthrie
Hodge, 3. p. c. f. No. H26, presence
minstrel revue at the Guthrie
Theatre, Wednesday evening. Thanks
to the Bren Producing Company oi
lKansas City, the show was gorgeous
Ily dressed while the stage settings
land scenery were on par With those
of the stellar minstrel companies.
The grand first part was STYLED In
a Pergola, and proved hilarious
potpourri o. songs, dances local gags
and whatnot with Mouriee oRourk
waving the wand as interlocutor
imperfect acoustics and t!midity
en- part of some of the talent marred
portion of the first part, but as the
| fun began to wax warm diffidence
wore off and the performers went
to IT with abandon
The minstels will be repeated to-
night and it is certain that the stage
fright Of the first night viii be lack
ing.
All the numbers on the program
were good. If any special mention
be in order place should be given
Fred Soehl. Sanford Rimare, Harry
Matchett, John GatcheN. Harvey
Kemp. John Chappelle, Geo Abrams,
Paddock and Hagar. All were in
good voice and responded to encores.
Bren, Sapp and Stevens helped along
the fun Adler's orchestra furnished
music. Frank White officiated at
the box office; Heintz Braun at the
door. while Dan Williams supervised
The program was as follows:
Comedians: Harry Matahett. Geo.
Paddock. March Wood, Leo Feary'
Ralph z. Hager, George Abrams,
Wayne Glover and John Gatchell
Balladists: Fred Soehl, ]. D. Chap
pelle and Harvey Kemp.
Harmonists: Roy Traband. Theo-
Filson. l.. D. Bronson. John Dunkin,
Erie. Hawkins, Lloyd Douglass, Yer
non Short. Homer Hirzel. Francis
Burke. VIM. ,Ritzhaupt, Jr, Frank
Schmidt Bert Mexican, Herbert Will
Der, John Burke. F. G. Rugles, Har-
old stiles Fred Hirzel. Sanford Ri
mare Chas sapp tof the Bren Coz
Sequence of Musical Numbers
of First Part.
Opening Medley, oh Night tine"
........... Entire Company
Night time in Dixie Land .....
Observation-Disclosures. Mr. Abram' !
You Are the Rose of My Heart.
Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. soehl /
Why Did You Make Me Leave My
Old Kentucky Home?7 Mr. Paddock
q Was Thinking Of You" Mr. Kemp
Way Down Yonder in the Corn
field ........... Mr.. Gatchell
Everybody Rag with Ne" Mr. Hager
The Little House Upon the Hill"
........... Mr. Chappelle
I Wonder Where my Lovin' Man
Has Gone" ........ Mr. Matchett
'.nale. The Coontown jubilee.
........... Mr.. sapp and Company
ieeond Part.
A Minstrel-vod-vil Film in Five
eels. Reel one: Gutame's youthful
omedian, Sanford Rimare. in songs.
eel two: Fred soehl. Chas. sapp. 4
iferirg Ten Minutes Of Ragtime Z
pera." Ca THE spaniard That
lighted Ny Life" Cb) Potpourri OF 4
peratc Arias. (c) Prison Scenes \
ON II Troyatore Reel three. joe
rem and Piano, Reel Four: Har- !
: Matahett, a Sure cure for the
lues" Reel Five: "The Seldom &
m. minstrel after-p piece. By Har &
L. Newton. 4
Cast: A Fillbert Mutt, the clerk
,hn Gatcbell; Josh Singer. the ey-
tant guest March Wood; sellem
mott the travelling guest. Geo. L. Il
evens. Willie Wash. the porter. j
las sapD; Malinda White, the un-
pected guest George Paddock; =
tests at the gnn Roy Traband, z
le Hawkins Homer Hirzel. John &
irke Frank Schmidt. Harvey Kemp i
.eo Filson Fred Hirzel, Leo Feary. :
M. Riizhaupt. Jr. Francis Burke, 8
rnon Short.