Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-06-03

Martin Lyon as again seen in some
jig step dancing, and as usual, his
antics created great fun.
The chorus work of the Boy Min
strels evinced very careful training.
The boys sang everything we'll and
properly, Mr.. Darby directing their
work with skill and full knowledge
of the demands of the work.
AS for the tabelaux effect of the
Gentlemen be seated" circle it was
not only capital, but unique and really
quite beautiful. The costuming of the
little black faced imps was done in
good taste, and the color scheme
really beautiful. The boys all wore
red trousers, white shirts, and
big, red bow ties, and this was
set off by the blazing costume
of Alcide Pinard as "Unncle Sam"
In the center of the circle was
Master" Charles Logan, whose
|pUsiti6n as interfocutor made NINA
fit the part admirably, and he
was perhaps better than when the
minstrels appeared a year ago. At
least he got more out Of the part he
played and was duly appreciated by
the audience. One of the best fea-
lures of the evenings bill were the
familiar things said to ~ say,
Charlie" by the diminutive end men.
One of the discoveries on the pro-
gram, and unannounced, was the
singing of Edgar Ebell. Edgar came
in as a. real sport, carrying his suit
case, and singing with at high pitched
voice that carried far and pierced to
the farthest realms. His notes rang
out clear as bell, and he was given
a rousing reception.
Taken as a whole, Mr.. Darby must
have felt proud of the conquest of his
young charges. When it is remem-
bered that these little chaps have
never been tutored except by Mr..
Darby in stage business, the per-
Torrance must be accepted as not
only unusual but remarkable as well.
Besides, the occasion added to the
zest and charm of village life, and
proves that dormant Within the
youngest there is always fun enough
happiness enough to make this old
world of ours go bowling along with
bubbles of joy. AS w. R. Goodman
said after the show, 'tI got more than
my moneys worth, and so did every
body. 1t was show worth while.
The Program
1. Introduction, Novelty, -. Ensemble
IL. Opening Chorus ...... Ensemble
3. Why Do You Pick on Me
Mr.. mike Carson
4. Hellow, Hawaii, How Are You?
Mr. UCooJeV D;oorI
| 5. Violin Solo, Selection
s. Mother, Solo Mr.. "Boost" Sibley
z. When Mother Goes to Movie Shows
Mr.. Shrimp" Lane
8. When Old Bill Bailey Plays the
Ukalele -. Mr.. Shorty" Ebell
9. Closing Chorus
Mr.. "Fat" Ebell and Company
Interlocutor
Master Charles Thomas Logan, Jr.
End Men
Mr.. "Shorty" Ebell, Mr.. Shrimp"
Lane, Mr.. mike" Carson, Mr..
"Seeds" Pinard.
The Circle
Messrs. "Fat" Ebell, Hopeless"
Farrar, cred" Cornell, "Jim" Binner,
"Pub" Binner, "Frenchy" Capellani,
"Jan" Anderson, Tommy" Middleton,
skinny" Ebell, "Curley" Benedict,
"Jawn" Purdon, "Fritz" Luff, "Max-
well" Ubrich, cray" Ross, "Boots"
Sibley, Tommy" Fredericks, "Kid"
Pinard, "Teddy" Baldamus, Chubby
Schmidt, Junior" Jackson, "Al" Pen
nell "Doolittle" Lyons, Clutch"
Martens.
Moving pictures donated by Mr..
Capellani, Of the Paragon Moving
Picture Co.
Circle costumes donated by H. C. F.
Koch & Co., 125th street, New York,
End men costumes contributed by
Batx & Vogt, Brooklyn.
Music furnished by Jasper's
Orchestra.