The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-12-06

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A FIVE part (TR1ANGlH) pbotoplay depicting the
vicssitudes Of A Vagrant Millionaire" was the in
terestng and sincerely enjoyed selection projected
Auditorium screen last Wednesday. The pictures
pointed moral that wealth is not always heartless
or poverty the attribute of sloth The climaxes Of
this film drama were sincerity enjoyed and appreci-
ated the musical selections rendered by the
M. S. p Orchestra; program Of which is below: s
PROGRAM
March-In The Trenches -------------H Cheney
Selection-His Little William Schroeder
One Sep-Some Sweet Gilman
Characteristic vision ---------------------F v. Bon
-Step-Down South Everybodys Herman Paey
Caprice Hearts Message H. Santelman
Fox Trot-Southern Gumble
Waz-Look Down. Dear Eyes------------ Howard Fisher
Trombone Folic-Teddy Trombone Henry Fillmore
March-"Khaki Bill''---H Harry L. Watson
The weather being too crisp last Thursday for an
out-of-door privilege, that customary sanction was
restricted congregating of the inmates in the cell
blocks for brief time. vaudeville entertainment
in our fine Auditorium then given, which was
genuinely appreciated by the large inmate audience
and some visitors who occupied the balcony reserved
for them. :.
By courtesy of Mr.. Martin Beck. Managing
Director of the Orpheum circuit of theaters, and Mr.
E. f. Burroughs, Manager of the Orpheum in ST.
Paul splendid vaudeville bill was given; inter-
spersed with splendid orchestra selections The
comedy, vocal and instrumental numbers presented
by the various members Of the entertaining company
were heartily encored.
Miss Clara Howard, (The Musical Comedy Gir)
in her nimitable characterization of Charlie"
Chaplin, won monopoly applause and apprecia-
ton that also included her talented singing of her
popular and original songs. ~
The cello and violin selections that intro
duced, were the best ever heard in our Auditorium,
and all lovers of music and instrumental technic were
delighted the perfect mastery the cello artist dis
played IN producing divine harmonies.
And then the Hawaiians and the Lovenberg
sisters and Neary brothers;-but why enumerate
the merits of each and all performers-which would
fill volume and seem only fattery rather than
appreciation.
That the inmates sincerely appreciated the
tertainment attested by their hearty applause
accorded each and every entertainer presented
according to the program, which follows
1868 '---------------------~-- Calvin
Orpheum Orchestra
Fred Albrecht, Director.
Lovenberg Sisters and Neary Brothers
Introducing Songs and Dances
Vivian Holt and Lillian Rosedale
operate Soprano Pianist Composer
Eva Taylor-Lawrence Grattan
and Company in Mr.. Grattan's
Suspicious of Hubby
Elsa Ruegger and Edmund Lichenstein
In Cello and Violin Selections
Clara Howard
The Musical Comedy Girl
Toots Paka's Hawaiians
Native Singers and Instrumentaists
Richard Hdnch, Stage Director
dinner in which turkey, mince pie and other
accessories the important features, was then
provided by the Steward and Kitchen departments
the bill of fare which print below
MENU
BALDWIN
ROAST TURKEY, SAGE DRESSING
MASHED POTATOES BAKED PARsNIPs
G1BLET GRAVY AZ
CHEESE
| FRUIT