The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1918-12-05

duced considerable laughter. The plot was well
worked out and the actors and actresses played
their different roles with snap and vim that held
the interest of the audience to the end.
The forth number on the program Miss Barto
and Mr.. Clark, in dance representing Columbia
and Victor was excellent, and the audience would
not be appeased until they responded with another
dance to the encore.
Mr. James Conlin and Miss Myrtle GLASS; the ,
fifth number in "A Fool, Flirt. and Her Father"
were very good. Miss Glass has sweet voice. and
most winsome smile that she wears continually.
She sang several SONGS while Mr., Glass, who play
ed the fool through some of the most redicu-
lous antics. such trying to play the piano standing
on his head and otherwise making genuine fool
out of himself much to the enjoyment of the in
mates.
''Rubevllle" number six on the program, would,
no doubt, be conceded by the inmates as the best
part of the whole show. 1t melange of rural
mirth and comedy. The represented the office
of a country hotel run by gray-h haired but lively
old party and number of his cronies including the
town constable and Grand Army veteran. They
had formed brass band that certainly could play
The old hotel keeper the bass-drummer and d.
rector of the band. and the way he pounded that
bass drum and directed the band at the same time
nearly caused the audience bring down the roof of
the auditorium The hotel keeper and his cronies
first rate comedians and got off number OF WITH
cisms and jokes that kept everyone in uproar
Of laughter. And with the hotel keepers remark.
Il may be old but am still reliable" and farewell
piece by the country band. the curtain went down
on the best show it has ever been pleasure to
witness in the institution.
And last but not least the inmates conformity
with the prison management express their heartfelt
thanks to Mr. Martin Beck and the Orpheum cir
cult performers for providing entertainment that
will always leave bright spot to look back upon
in an otherwise somewhat dull existence.
| Following is the program as it was presented
LITTLE lola BONN
| THE LEIGHTONS
| Party of The Second Part
| Joseph Hart Presents
WILFRED CLARKE
| assisted by GRACE MENKEN Company
| In HIS REEL TROUBLE
Written by Mr.. Clarke
| CAST: Gas they appear)
Carter philips Wife)------Miss Grace Menken
DIR. Guy Irwin "a Friend d. B. Vanderen
Philip Carter (Mr. Dorincourt in the pictureS
Edna Styles (Mr. Dorncourt in the PictMes) ,-
-----MlsS Carol GORDON
sCENE-Carters Flat. TIME-About P. M
BARTO AND CLARK
| Present Columbia and Victor
Jas-CONLIN AND GLASS-Myrtle
| Fool, a Flirt, and Her Father
"RUBEVILLE"
Melange of Rural Mirth and Melody
Fred g. Albrecht and the Orpheum
| Theatre Orchestra
| Richard r. Hanch, Stage Manager
| The days festivities closed with a bountiful
Thanksgiving dinner prepared by House Steward
Westlund and his efficient staff to which all did full
THANKSGIVING MENU
| Roast Turkey
| Mashed Potatoes
| Celery
Stewed Sweet Corn Green Apples
| Bread
Mince Pie American Cream Cheese
Coffee with Milk and Sugar B.
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