The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-14
LIT TIE FOLKS
SCORE A HIT IN
MINIS RELSY
Opera House Crowded to
Witness Excellent
Performance.
OPENING SCENE
AN EFFECTIVE, ONE
Fifty Young Ladies in Cor
geous Costume Presented
Pyramid of Beauty.

The opera house was crowded last
night with most appreciative audi
ence, which witnessed one of the best
young ladies minstrel performances
ever staged by the little manager,
Mr.. julius Menko, given for the ben
eft of the Pearl Eagan Home. The
first part was beautifully staged, and
the last two dances of the second part
were both artistic and beautiful.
! The scene presented on the rise Of
the curtain, when fifty young ladies
in all the charm of gorgeous cos
tunes and under the brilliancy of my
Rad lights was most effective, this
pyramid of beauty numbering some
of the most cultivated and delight
full feminine voices ever heard in
Pensacola.
The "end men" not only got off
some good local hits, but did some
excellent dancing, and were repeated
ly applauded, responding most gra-
ciously.
/ A splendid sum was realized for
very worthy cause. The program
follows:
i THE PROGRAM
Mr.. julius Menko-Director.
Mr.. julius Menko, Jr.-Asst. to
director.
Miss Paula Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. Max J. Heinberg- Violinist.
| Overture Orchestra Selected
Orchestra.
: Miss Goldine Jacoby, Miss Paula
Herschkovitz, Miss Lille Jacoby, DIR.
Bertram Dannheisser, Mr.. Robert
Diaz and Mr.. Albert Caro-.
can Hour in the Palace"
miss Ada White presiding).
End men-Miss Honey Boy Evans,
Miss Georgiana Primrose, Miss Louisa
Dockstader, Miss. Doctoria Quigley,
Miss Billie Rice, Miss Georgia Thatch-
er, Miss Alberta Fields, Miss Hughey
, Dougherty.
Impersonated by-Miss Hortense
Rosenau, Miss Mana Stone, Miss
Katie Johnson, Miss Hilda Griffin,
Miss Bessie Shackelford, Miss Clara
Frenkel, Miss Rosa Zung, Miss Bertha
Levy.
Medley of popular airs by the COM
pany.
Tableau-" Americas Message for
Peace" miss Myrtle Johnson).
"The Message of the Violets"-Miss
Alice Wagenheim and little Miss
, Wolfe.
"WeIl have a jubilee in my old
Kentucky Home"-Miss Louisa Dock
stader.
''Marie, Ny own Marie"-Miss Del
, la eastman.
"Shame on You,"-Miss Doctoria
Quigley.
! when | was Dreamer and you
; were my Dream"-Miss Lillian Nc
j Donald.
Everybody Rag With Me"-Miss
Honey Boy Evans.
'1n the Garden of My Heart, To-
Miss Mamie Bicker.
''The Girl I Love on Pensacola Bay"
Q Misses White and Allies
'eHello 'Frisco,"-Miss Georgiana
Primrose.
j "a Little Bit of Heaven" Miss
4 Jeannetta Allen.
: '1n the Land of Love With the
: Song Birds, Miss Ada White.
t Concluding, ''The Heidelberg Song"
q from the prince of Pilsen"-Miss
t Fannie Wagenheim and company.
SECOND PART
t Chorus girls-Gladys Shackelford,
r Lillian Shackelford, Annie Johnson,
e Sadie eastman, Ethel Mcdonald,
d Clyde Welsh, Ethel Yates, Irma
n Wheat, Irma Graham, Kathleen
t Wheat, Lillian Adams, Sarah J. Kahn
1 F. Henderson, Audrey Coons, Reba
a Durham, Hattie Judevine, Myrtle
+ johnson, Katie johnson, Lola Menko,
|, Elsie Burress, Ethel Friedman, Fran
: ces Connors.
e Wreath Dri1l-Song and dance, ar
i ranged by Miss Sarah Goldstuclrer.
n Miss Eva Berlin, aided by Clyde
It WEIGH, Irma Wheat, Ethel Yates