Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-14
PROGRAM F'lLLED.NTH !.
CHEER AND LAUGHTER
Entertainment Given Friday Even
ing by S11th r. A. IL Voted
q Big Success.

Packed full Of the stun that brings
cheer and laughter. the s11th =. A. en-
tertainment Friday night in The 20" Y
was big success, and Brig Gen. Hero
was there to add to the distinctiveness
OF the audience OF 500 men.
1t begins to look like every time
Lieut. Stock, the chaplain, and his able
assistant. Corp. O,Boyle of headquar-
ters, start anything they may. be de-
pended upon to put ON the finishing
touches; surely they did for the ar
rangements this trip. . -
Hubner had his band in great shape,
despite the fact that little Strike"
was pulled of right in the middle Of
while like good night" for Hubner.
But 1t turned out differently, although
his~musicians deserted him one by one
until he had none left but the bass
drummer. and the latter looked sheep
ish. to say the least. This was one Of
really looked like the "guardhouse"
for the musical lads But II showed
Hubner had the punch after all.
Has the "speedo" idea.
While Father Stock was looking out
for the fried oysters and ice cream
with Sergt, Quinn OF Supply Company,
thS shSw Ess so9s on SaS rn tss
idea working. too. and the talent"
came forth quickly and furi0usly. '
q Joe McQurk. headquarters boxer,
tailor and whatnot, had $40 lying
around loose, SO he said he would give
1t to any fellow in the house who
would give him the extreme. pleasure Of
letting him administer a knOckdown-
just one, mind you. Uplinger. assist
ant veterinarian, could not resist the
chance. 70 collect. so he went on with
Joe. ~
A. howl went UP that was heard at
division headquarters, but Joe simply
t0yed with up" and the crowd howled
still more. If 'Upg had ever put over a
sleeping punch, oh-but he didn't.
dancing Of Corp. John Kelly. headquar-
ters.. and Private Albert Stratton OF the
band. They just tumbled out Of step
and tunbled in again. They proved
their professional skill, which earned
them EN- many 2 bean before seeing Meade.
Of cards can be increased at will and
without letting ones watchers in on the
secret Pete was so clever that Malin-
owski, A, who volunteered to assist, is
still wondering how it all came about.
In the Boxing Ring"
Corp. Bernard McCole, C. and sergt:s
Joseph. O'Donnell. G. performed In the
boxing ring for three two-minute
rounds that were clever exhibitions of
the fact that fighting ability abounds in
this end Of camp. Corp. Warren Kress.
supply, and Private Charles ODonnell,
B, did three rounds of smuggling that
bid fair TO end disastrously to one of
the boys. but Secretary Hopkins pre-
vented the blow by calling halt to
the proceedings
It was the last time together of the
quartet, Tom Price, E; Tom Collins
headquarters; Jim Evers. headquarters,
and Civilian Gibbon, headquarters, as
q the last named has been transferred 70
the engineers for immediate service in
France. The audience made the most
of its opportunity and the boys were
encored many times.
Collins made tremendous hit with
his Scotch songs and Corp. Bill Wig
lone, r, was very pleasing with his
solo numbers. Battery c. furnished e.
good quartet in Sergt. Lawpence Tar
Teton, Corp. Eugene West. Corp. John
E. Faust and Corp. Edward Ferguson
Gusick furnished the incidental music
in fine form.
And the "eats" were delicious and nu-
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