Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-26
PATRIOTISM
FEATURE Of PLAY
GIVEN AT PINNEY

AS~Soe0AA W 4)OA00 AVA6O
Enjoyed by Large Audi
ence-"A Night in a Cab
aret" Huge Success.
Opening with Aud Lang Synne."
the great song Of Elk remembrance,
closing with THE Star Spangled Ban
ner," typifying the high character Of
Elk patriotism, and interspersed with
wonderful array of specialties, the
Elks show at the Pinney, "A Night in
Cabaret" proved big success and
delighted the large audience that at
tended Tuesday night and that so en-
Enthusiastically spread the glad tidings
as to assure a bumper house for the
closing performance.
The presentation was SO realistic and
30 full Of dash one easily imagined
himself once more amid the gaieties
and frivolities of the big illumination
in New York city.
1t was an evening of song and COM
edy and dancing and hunger ting
suggestions and it may be said If any
were disposed to a Sahara like sensa-
ton in the throat, there was much to
intensity the thirst and nothing to re-
lieve it.
The program was long but not the
least bit firing On the contrary the
encores indicated that the audience
would not have objected even If it had
been extended.
The program, which follows, denotes
the variety and scope of the brilliant
entertainment:
Manager of Cabaret-Joel Priest.
Waiters-Messrs. Larkin, jenkins
i Miniely, Neilley. Baker and Adelman.
, Male quartet-Messrs. Crichfield, NC
} Kie, Biggs and Villeneuve.
Hawaiian troubadors-Mrs. Lloyd
Klingensmith. Misses Lila Smith, Ger
: trude Bryan. Henrietta Peasley. Helen
: Madden; Messrs. Regain. Wyman,
= Halves, Jack and Frank Holbrook.
Pinney theater orchestra
Musical Numbers
. Prologue-"Come to the Land of Be-
hemia"-Lloyd H. Klingensmith and
p guests.
IF you are worried with your business
cares. and everything seems to go
r wrong,
@ If you are troubled with family affairs
and life seems to you no sweet song
@ l know a land that is happy and gay
where sweet music softly they hum
!. A place where they'll drive all your
(. troubles away-I will take you there
= If you will come"
= The Blue Bird"-Mrs. Mildred v
Delana.
Medley chorus.
:. Pray for the Lights to Go out'--w
/ L. Baker.
Somebody Loves You, Dear"-Dr
Carl ]. Hill.
: Tn Japan with My Petty Mi Nc
e San"-Miss Erna Gramkow. assisted by
9 the following Geisha girls: Misses
n Byrde Dunbar. Elise Russell Bywater
q Buelah Dunbar, Ina Jane Ferret, Inc;
1, Early Galloway and Paula Gramkow.
n They Didn't Believe Me"-Mis.
y Doris Upton and Mr.. r. Halves.
n "Carissima''-Miss Violet V. Mea
cham.
An Old Horse That Knows His Wa,
IS Homer. Halves.
II interpretive dance-"Sextette from
lie Lucia"-Miss Eugenia Pennington.
IS There's Quaker Down in Quake
It Town"-Robert H. Besmehn and tn,
s. following Quaker maids: Misses Hen
le rietta Peasley, Doris Marie Evans. Ger
l. trude Bryan, Minnie Addison, Doroth,
e Koelsch and Neva Emola Cox.
: Here's Love and Success to You" {;
X toasD-Lloyd H. Klingensmith.
n. Hear That Orchestra Rag'-Harol'
N Miniely.
,s when Shadows Fall"-Mildred V
,e Delana and DR.. Carl ]. Hill.
II Maurice Costello"-violet L. Hum
ia mel.
"a Hong Kong''-Miss Ersel Harris.
m my Bird of Paradise"-Miss Lii;
"a Smith and Arnold Cooley.
"a When the Sun Goes Down in Dixie
-Buford Reamer.
). 20 Take Me'-Miss Violet " Mea
= cham and Joe Robinson.
- Good Morning, Dixie Land"-Mis
= Evadne Tucker and walters.
- The Merry Minuet'-Miss Eugeni
Pennington and Ernest Parrot.
~ Eve Wasn't Modest Till She At
10 That Apple"-N. C. yilleneuve.
re DO What Your Mother Did"-Mis
Phyllis Sheridan and Willard Regan.
IT Sent My Wife to the Thousan
Isles"-C. E. Biggs.
Some Beautiful Morning You'll Fin
Me Gone" "a colored diversion) Mis-
LESSEE Davidson and Walter r. Nellie,
Ger the bliiOWy sea -. - MChl
l., and male quartet
Hawaiian troubadors
ID whats the Use Of Anything"-Bill
I'M Jenkins.
~ There's Long, Long Trail"-Mis
r. Edna Collister and Willard Regain.
= Girls You Are Such Wonderfr
Things"-C. ]. MCKEE and the follow
"A ing show girls: Esther Peterson, Hen
rietta Peasley. Eugenia Pennington
-, Violet l.. Hummel. Mildred V. Delan
and Fern Larkin.
TT Takes a Long. Tall, Brown
skinned Gal to Make a Preacher La
VI His Bible Down"-Jack Adelmann.
y Sweetheart of Mine tTennis DC
~ tetfel-Misses Stella NJ. Balderstor