The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-13
IS
/ SUCCESS
HEARS MACAREE
MFRS At PARK
.1vII.ION.
PROGRAM
VCPy Claim That Waco
= &SnG When IL Comes
0Coe and Minstrel
Talent.

~ NY come and show may
oGly ! very few will prove the
800 0outo1 by Maccabee Music
lEom Waco, who delighted =
& &o1IGnce at the Chautauqua
t a. 1utoslum Thursday night.
$3.50 Mun1c Makers is well taken
ri 80 and every member of the
No tn1outed musician and play
nE Dafts assigned them. The
l<C1onco met with most cordial
e1on ana the fun-makers were
~m&o4 throughout the program
~ nembefs Of the company num-
t1 ooxty and showed most careful
1nin9 under the direction of Mr.
6r1oo yvaco Smith, minstrel pro-
f and director.
~ proHyom was divided into
nv DGSea with the minstrel proper
Xn4ft one. Henry Stubblefield as
f1oontop was al his best and
n oome real high class stuff,
I'M ~ end men. Messrs. Lee Dol
|, ~. ]. inward Dyer. hurry Doyle,
- Leoker, George Bagby and Bert
uSx foeethGr with the end women,
- Alma Webb and Mrs. Grace
t1n& furnished an abundance of
o0nGnt. In the first part the
~ numbers were well rendered
b exceptionally good voices. II
vcnder Who're My Loving Man Has
toae," by Bert King met with
ordial reception. Miss Lola Little
me well that delightful minstrel
0ng Melancholy Baby hurry
loyie was good in Honey Kiss Your
owing Papa Good Bye" but when
lies Alma Webb sang MY Loving
lenry" the audience burst forth in
oartiest applause of the evening
H. Webb possesses wonderful
| Ioa1g and easy stage manners Lee
611aEds.ip :Eeeentric Dances" and
tever Jokes kept the audience roar
j. Henry Stubblefield's rendition
4 "Dear Old Girl" with male chorus
~ Great. Grace Cutler gave
Songs Ny Mother Used to Sing,
harlex v. Bailey sang when ]
ireem Of Erin Stella Wren ap-
cared TO Advantage in In the Land
e Love- and the company sang
ripperary.''
II part two Miss Little scored
ecided hit with where the River
harmon Flows" Mr.. Stubblefield's
NOR colo Sands of the Desert "
ippOrted In the chorus by double
uartette was indeed a treat. Mr.
harloa Waco Smith appeared to an
dyantaeQ In "Blue Grass Handicap"
a0ylo ana King gave Filtration"
"a Dfo1lA Wren sang "Tosca's Good
-. Z Alma Webb in After the
noocs Have Fallen" was well sup
l3f&od ~ male quartefte
| Ii tho third and last part the
nEing 81 Miss Zula Kincannon In
When You're Long Way From
cunss was especially good. Under
ls1fA tho Cotton Moon" was fea-
n "a this act. AS Miss Beuian
ampnons sang this, the company
1dnod II the chorus. The dancing
little 0oldye and Lille Lazarus
AAe : hit with the audience and
~ wore recalled time and again
AZ most laughable scene was the
lnetfal marriage in which the name
that prince of bachelors, Jack
al. was used II was most
nghablo to Jacks many
tends because of the absurdity of
d suggestion that Jack Neal would
>xFn benedict. The finale wea a
.iFn dance and a number of old time
l.n9o, closing with Tipperary.
~ ~ that the Waxahachio thea
'HoorO were pleased with the per-
I Eneo but puts it very mildly
4Nefe delighted. Charles Waco
MA hhS assembled great minstrel
<0pofv that will not fail to enter
even the most critical audience
80 has long been famed for her
- talent minstrel shows. but |
~ has company scored tho sue
+ scored last night by the Charles |
- Smith company.
- special cars bearing the Waco |
0voyn and visitors reached the city |
1870 O'Clock. Members of the |
ootauQua committee with the Wax
! 1c1io band were present TO well
Z ~ the visitors. After a parede
ound the square the visitors stop
!. 4 Ia ~ Hotel Rogers for dinner
q then hurried TO the park audi
Hum 70 make ready for the even
- GnfnR4nlnment IL was n plea