The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-21
.ELKS' MINISTRIES
 ID BE PRESENTED AT THE JEFFERSON
Big Parade Will Take Place Wednesday Afternoon. Proceeds for Reunion
 and Charity Funds

Everything is in readiness for the Elks minstrel entertainment that will be pre- seiited at the Jefferson theatre Wednes- day and Thursday nights February 2s and 24, under the auspices of Birming- ham lodge No. 79 and Ens1ey lodge No. 9S7, Benevolent Protective Order of Elks The proceeds will go to the Confederate reunion fund and to the charity fund of the two lodges.
 Two big features of the show will be the famous T. c. I. chorus, under the per- sonal direction Of Prof. Stephen Allsopp, and the T. c. I. Concert band, under the leadership of Prof. S. Costa.
 Hugh Hill, one of the best amateur entertainers, is general director of the show, and Harper Reem is musical di- rector.
 The programme has been announced as follows:
 Birmingham lodge B. P. o. E. No. 79 and Ensley lodge B. P. o. D. No. 9S7. with the assistance of the T. C. I. Male chorus and Concert band, offers for your approval an evening of minstrelsy en- titled, "A Night in Cabaret" produced under the personal direction of MT. Hugh Hill, assisted by Thomas R. Moxley.
 Commedians: Hugh Hill, Thomas R. Moxley, Alvin Keller, Edward A. War nick, Arthur Bishop, Dave Moxley, W. R. School Rudy Gingery, L. G. Webber, John Douglass, Hugh Bagley and Harry Erhart.
 Members of T. c. I. male chorus: Steve Allsop, J. M. Sadler, w. o. Downs, R. E. Brakeman, J. Light, Jack Jones, R. E. Mccormack, Charles Reem H. Seaquiet, R. s. Lynch, 4A4Dert Bishop, R. M. Me- Mutt, L. w. McJunkin, Barney Wade, J. W. Bradshaw, Boyd Taylor, J. B. Ander- son, Hubert Lacey, William Haywood, C.. M. Graham, Alvin Keller, E. T. Owens F. c. Cheeseborough, Jack Thomas, M H. Hughes, J. o. Stroud, B. Spano, Jake Davies, w. T. Palmer, W. B. Freeman, Jim Began, J. M. Sprague. F. G. Cutler, Edward Cain, J. H. Mcdonald, Chriss Marugg.
 Guests: B. M. Allen, John E. Shelby, J. S. Leedy, George B. Ward, James Weatherly, W. P. McCrossin. F. J. Mo- Crossin, John Perkins, Harry L. White and Charles Frickhofer.
 Interlocutor director: J. Ellis Brown.
 Orchestra director: Harper Reem
 Chorus director: Stephen Allsop.
 Band director: Professor Costa
 Grand opening, first part, introduc- ing the following songs and comedians:
 Way Down in Arkansas" Alvin Kel- Ter.
 When I Leave the World Behind, ' J. w. Bradshaw.
 Sam, Sam from Alabam," W. R. scholI
 "A Little Bit of Heaven" D. c. Da- wis.
 "When Dreams Come True" F. O Cheeseborough.
 Angels Ragtime Ball." Hugh Hill I've Are All Friends Here," J. w Montrose Mccoy. "St. Louis Blues,'' Thomas R. Moxley
 "When It's Nighttime Down in Dixie Land" Dave Moxley. Grand finale, first part. Five minutes intermission. Olio: The famous T. c. I. concert band, under the direction of Professor Costa and management of Neil Fran cis McGowan, the famous Irish tenor. Hugh Hill and Arthur Bishop in a little bit of photographic phoolery." Capt. c. F. Shumate and his country negro, Beauregard Vintson. Afterpiece, entitled, Nighttime Down in Dixie Land," presented by the fa- nous T. c. I. male chorus and pick aninnie quartet, Thomas Moxlet Dave Moxley, w. R. Scholl and Rudy Gingery, featuring Mir. E. A. Warnick and the Moxley boys in a few high class and eccentric dancing numbers