The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-26
Home Talent Vaudeville Pro-
duction Greeted by Fine
Audience.
RED CROSS PROFITED
S133.31 Added to Local Chap
ter's Funds for Pursuit
of Noble Work.

Monday night Of this week the
Grangeville musical and dramatic tai
ent added additional laurcls to the
already enviable reputation which
they have borne for pulling Of the best
home talent entertainments in the
county. The occasion was the Red
Cross benefit which was put on under
the direction of Mrs. M. Reese Hatta-
baugh, in the form OF local talent
vaudeville. 1t was certainly diver
sified program, and every feature OF
1t was thoroughly relished by the large
and appreciative audience which as
sembled to greet the performers.
The first half Of the program was
musical, running from solos to Choir
uses, with all of the intermediate
points in the scale. including violin
solos, song and dance and skirt dance.
The last half of the entertainment
was little dramatic police court siSit,
written. it is said, by local talent. This
was written in such a manner as to
afford splendid setting for the spec
ialtieG In the way of songs, clogging
and other stunts which were listed for
the entertainment of the audience.
Outside of the mention Of the&Very
commeDdable work Of the orchestra,
aud the twenty little ladies who com
prised the list of anxious mothers who
supplied the babies for the baby show,
and the unsurpassed manner in which
young Master Mcdonald judged the
same, the Globe will include the entire
performance under the head of "most
excellent" and let 1t pass at that, ap-
pending the program for the perusal
4 of our readers. The gross receipts
were fi171.25 with something like $38
expenses. The entire fund will go to
the assisting of the local Red Cross
work, the labors of the manager and
performers being given gratuitously to
the cause.
The band gave a concert on the
street prior to the entertainment.
Following lis the program
First Part-Scene: A Garden.
Observation-Disclosures
Opening number--"One, Two. Three,
Four" vocal chorus.
Solo, Mississippi Miss Mae Ian
ningham.
Song-"Where the Black Eyed Su-
sans Grow" Mr.. Harold Harris
Quartet Among the Roses" Ba-
conian Quartet and chorus.
Solo-."rurn Back the Universe, and
Give Me Yesterday" Mrs. p. A. Wright
and chorus.
1uct-- NE anu NY ddl, MIS-. ftaJ-
tabaugh and DIR. Wood.
National airs and tableau by chorus.
Idaho County Baby Show-Featur-
ing twenty mothers and a competent
| judge
Quaker Song" Dorothy
Stockton and Reese Hattabaugh.
4 Fancy Dance-Elsie Westby.
Underneath the Stars" Miss
Esther Telcher
japanese numbers--(a) Chorus from
the "Mikado;' (b) Trio from the
"Mikado (c) my Yokohama Girl"
Miss Lallah Fulton and chorus.
Violin Solo-Selected, Mr.. Dale Full
ton.
Il ntermission-Orchest
Second Part--Scene: Police Court.
Original Sketch-"A Night In Court" "
4 presented by the following cast:
Judge Sullivan, of the police
i court ------------Dr #. p. Wood
Frank Dunlap. clerk of the police
: court --------------- A. p. Atwood
Officer Schmidt, policeman
!, --------------- A. j. Maugg
Bowery Dan, ''hophead" bali
player ---------------- Eli Ingram
! Old Whitley, a derelict ---F. p. Bangs
Alonza, the colored janitor, also
: ivory ticker ------B Basil Harris
HiraW Hayseed, from down on the
} farm, b'gosh ------- Hub Wood
Bearcat Bill, bulldogger and horse
: wrangler ------2- Emery Zuvel
Limpy Jess. blind beggar--
-------------- NJ Ecker
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