The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
WHITING HAS A
FINE MINSTREL SHOW
Performance Will Be Re
peated Tonight So All
May Hear 1t.
ESPECIAL TO TEE TINES

WHITING. IND, March 3.-The Owl
Club Minstrels presented at the slo1a<
Dom on Friday night va. big sue
cess. there being not dull moment
from the beginning to the end Of the
show
The program opened with very
pretty Camp Fire scene IN which The
doushhoys were John Mcneil John
showalter II. T. Clair. MeI,in Bremen.
T. s. Cooke. James Bsrtuska A. l.
Meldshl Oscar A. Ahlgren. c. II. Ewing
Il. II. Andrus and 6 T, Stremmel. The
BOYS sitting around the camp fire. sang
army song 10 The tone or striueed ia-
struments. consisting Of msndoling.
guitars. alSeieic and Hawaiian guitar
The second number was song.
Don't You Remember tho Day" b,
Margaret Hay and J. r Fischrurp thcs
appearing in colonial costume.
John Mcneil next rendered. The
Sunshine OF Your Smile"
r s. Cooke and John McNeaI nez+
appeared as farmers IN the song How.
Va Gonna Keep En- Dosn On IRE
Farm The farmerettes acre Florence
penham. Helen Eaton Anna Miller, u
schlechty. Harriet Stremmel anu
Louise Water.
The fourth number vas sketch.
The Champion" in which the ehsrac-
tors we're represented by Jack Bennett
Roy Z. Green and Margaret Bennett.
This was conceded to be one OF the big
things on the program and 1t was
Miss Ruth GLADDEN. neat gave IA
Perfect Da.-" (1ef9 peacetime >ereior)
which vas we'll rendered
The seventh number was Harry r.
CLAIR singing Garden Of NJ Dreamy
which with the japanese settings was
; cry beautiful japanese dancers were
Antoinette Salathe and Grace Tpitt
who gave pretty Japanese dance. the
japanese girls being Dorothy Evans,
Marie Duggsn and Louise Matts~n.
TIE last number in the Follies va
Miss Margaret saunday in Aesthetic
dances. This dancer as usual fairly
caPtivated her Whiting audience in her
beautiful art OF dancing
The second part OF the program vas
deV oted 10 the minstrel show. the cast
for which was as follows: Intcrloctor,
Judge Roy Z. Green; Mary Dyer. Helen
Dugan, Anna Miller Marie Duggar,
Grace Twitt Helen Eaton. Margaret
Hay Mrs. G. F. Stremmel Mrs ". 5
Hutchinson. Antoinette Salathe. Esper-
ance 5chlcchty, Dorothy Exams Ironc
Duggsn. Ruth GLADDEN., Louise Water.
Mary Naef Anna Griffith, zils O'Kecfe.
Violet Golding, Mildred Schncl Ruth
Tilton, Florence Denham. Marian
Schaeffer Louise Mattero. Mildred DuS
gan. Hazel Long ard Thomas S. Cooke.
Jack Fennstt. C. F. StremmeL z. c.
Fcrthcl D NJ Brsnner. n. 4. Hutchin
son J +. Fischrupp, Chas. Ewing, John
Mcneil A I. MeIdahl Carl Water. John
shovalter. Oscar AhIgren. Milton Col
Inns and Harry Clair.
The opening medley consisted OF seV-
eral songs after which T. s. Cooke SANG.
PRAY Tor The Lights To Co Out"
The Sweetest Girl in Tennessee
John Showslter.
key"-John Mcneil
I'm Gonna Settle Down Outside Of
whiting Town Milton Collins.
oh What Time"-Harry Clair.
FINAL in which the entire chorus sang
ta) Rock-s-bye Your Baby With \
pixie Melody: OBJ "Jazbo Bond; Co
In The Sweet Bye and Bye"
The show throughout was very en-
tertaining and q great credit TO those in
charge who were as follows: Mana ger /
Harry f. Clair: musical director. John
McNeill. pianist. Mrs. Ritter; director /
or acts Mrs. Bennett; stage manager.
i. Paskwietz; properties, c. c. Crsswell.
electrician. Franklin; tickets. J. +
Fischrupp; programs. T. S. Boyle and
Art GLADDEN.
The snow VIII be repeated tonight