The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-03
ElkS MINSTREL
PLtASED 81. Pete
LAST NIGHT;
Null SHOW HERE
TOMORROW NIGHT

The big Elks Minstrel to be giver
here tomorrow night is the talk of the
town, and those who saw 1t In st
Petersburg last night declare Lake
land is going to have big treat wher
the curtain goes up at 8 O'Clock to
morrow night. A final rehearsal will
be held at the auditorium tonight.
In an article relative to the Elks
convention now in session there. the
st. Petersburg Times of this morn
ing has the following to say Of the
Lakeland Minstrels, put on there last
night:
The feature of the convention last
right was the presentation OF the
minstrels by the Lakeland lodge, The
visitors gave creditable- perform.
ance and the local Elks who took
part In the "sideshow" feature wor
a generous portion of the applause.
The show included the following
features:
No. IA Mississippi Barbecue
Aunt Hanna, Il. r.. Schurman; the
Deacon, G. White; Eph, Joe LeVay;
Rastus, s. w. Moody; the Bride. DR.
W. s. Irwin; the Groom, c. M.
Trammell; Bad Bill, P. A. Curtis
the Mississippi Buzzard, Henry
Thompson; the Alabama Cyclone
June Eldridge; Cleopatra Bare Back
Morton Hartman; the Skeeter, Dale
Williams.
| No. Claude Wilson, Bartow's
versatile entertainer.
No. 3-Eugene Jones and W. v.
McRae, Roman gladiators and expo
pents Of physical culture without tbs
aid Of fertilizers.
No. 1.-The Circus Side Show--St.
Petersburg's Most Wonderful Living
Curiosity-"Elk's Side Show" The
Speiler, Col. Ed. Spencer; the Fat
Baby. H. r. Frazee; the Living Skele
ton, Vic Murphy; the Wild Man. Ma
Rust; the Canibal, Won Kelly: the
Pearded Lady, Clip Sims; the Snake
Charmer, Bob Smalley; the Dope
Fiend. Mel Dawson.
No. 5--Prince Gonzola Wasso. IA
nous Hindoo Mind Reader, Edwin r
Schurman.
ION Board the Florida'-Yeomen
W. H. OFT, G. E. Todd Lloyd Adams
raul Burtin, Harry Figg, Matt King
Tom Smith, Howard Farmer; FRS
Glass Seamen, B. O. Jeffcott.. II
Cody, P. A, Curtis, H. v. McRae
c. White, Eugene Jones. W. s. Irwin
U. w. Iversen; deck hands, r.. r
schurman, Malcolm McMullen. Roge
Ford, Joe Levay, s. W. Moody, Clyd'
G. Trammell, T., Stanley Hilbert P
M. Henderson; roustabouts, Dial,
Williams, Paul sammon, Arthur Gre
vase, e. r.. Carsweli.
| Captain Of ship o., M. Eaton.
No Fighting. Bob Evans languag,
allowed. 49, ,a4s.o e>m
First shot fred by McMullen q FIJI
bert. .....a a. s,4,t v s,,r
Song, when the Robert q. Lee Ar
rives in Old. Tennessee" Roger Ford
Marriage and Birth, Paul Hender
son.
Ballad, Don't Cry Little Girl, Dom
Cry" H. Cooley.
On "Fluenza,' Joe Levay.
| Appearance Of the two torpedoes
of minstrely, Paul Sammon and e. r
Carswell.
! Song, Everybody Shimmies Now
Paul Sammon.
| A Little Nonsense, Il. r. Ca:swell
Ballad, Kathleen Mavourneen
W. v. McRae.
Introducing the worlds greatest
disseminators OF minstrelsy. Dale VIII
liams and Arthur Crevasse.
Song, Good Bye, My Honey" I'm
Gone" Arthur Crevasse.
A Postum Hunt Dale Williams.
Ballad, Longing for My DIXIE
Home,' B. o. Jeffcott.
Admy Dope, Arthur Crevasse
| Song, Somebody's Done MI
Wrong" Dale Williams.
Grand Patriotic Finale-Mrs. e. r
Carswell and company. "The Statue
of Liberty Is Smiling on the Hearts
of the World To-day