The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-17
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Peoples Ministries Great Sue
Record Breaking Attendance
Il oung Peoples Minstrel show
Opera House Tuesday eve
bril- Is, was a great success,
" a record breaking a.ten-
Very seat in the hall was sold
by had to stand. The opening
by McCauley's eleven piece
ID was some music. AS the
went up the entire company
costumes were seated on
Iatforms, with Harry d. Stew
Interlucutor in the center OF
Dip, then the comedians and
PENDANTS entered taking seats
ends, and the fun began. In
1 part the following musical
/ were introduced by the or
land chorus: Gee! What a
Aful Time Well Have; Good
Il, Mr.. Zip; Till We Meet
oh, How l Hate to get up i'll
hing; Are You From Heaven?
Honeymoon; Go Over the
n Reilly; Pickannie's Para
~ am not at the Roll Call.
the rendering of the musical
n the chorus was assisted by
u living personnel: Bessie 10th
4 Angel; Leota Cobleigh as
Louise, Gold Star; l.. Bus
Il r the Top; V. Borella, Uncle
4 la Ramsdell, Liberty; c. Bor-
Lahar, E. Lamothe appeared
rs, Scrgt. Patscy Daley, Pvt.
Eyo, Pvt. John Morrison as
n comedians assisted by the
u rendered the following musi- !,
nbers: Jazzing, the Blues, by
Benedict; Minnie, Shimmie for
N Louie" Lewis; Why Do They
em Babies? by "Bones" Boyn-
ock-a-byc Your Baby with a
felody by Cluster" Bigclow; o
4 Where is Thy Sting? by
'Lorimer; Goodbye, Alexan-
"Pinkey" Folsom; Finale
:, entire company.
selection rendered by the
aand orchestra received APP
And showed that they had done
bird work and been taught by
directors.
Comedian soloists were all
Id each received an encore,
THE first part of the program
Ihy end men handed the inter-
several new jokes which with
DIST perfect impersonation of
|0red man, caused a great deal ;
inter- through the audience.
Ia the intermission r. H. Bene-
behalf of the company thank
bose who had helped make the
8nment success, he also in a
Rll chosen words, spoke upon
4h Liberty Loan drive, and
III to support it and help the
bent.
second part of the evenings
3nment consisted of vaudeville
hes, the stage effect being of
lent nature. AS the curtain
b The Way Down South plan
with the darkies gathered and
I southern melodies, with a
Il cotton pickers near by. Ray
j acted the part of Jones, the
Ion boss, and cot" Berry as
"a, a previous" minstrel man
Tho was booking some new
Ebr his company. Jones, called
4oduced to him the following
Il axe Walk, Pocket Edition, by
ii Skinner and Mildred Pome-
eatrice Skinner appeared IN
0ss suit and silk hat and the
Ny did the Kake Walk no real
lies had anything on them.
eceived applause after APP
Two minstrels, "Heighfetz"
In, violin, and "Buzz" Bigelow,
Il Entertained the audience with
Hat were heartily encored.
alton dancing by "Hod" Duff
n he was some dancer. The
II" quartet composed of
IL" Fitzpatrick 1st tenor,
Bigelow, I'd tenor, "Heigh-
d milton, 1st base, "Hcz' Bene-
d 1T stop, received several en-
their good work.
beam Spite by Miss Mildred
was very clever and she
Hleased the audience with her
3 with the spot light operated
by Lighthead, made a pleasing
rhe Kake Walk was perform
Il. Duffy, Gladys Drown, D.
8rtrude Harris, c. Boynton,
Drew, r. Burns and Bessie
Each couple starred but the
u decided that r. Burns and
othrop should have the Rake,
u as furnished by the Newport
rand finale by the entire COM
~ orchestra rendered in a
q manner "Here's to Uncle
pal: Attendants, Reginald
h and Robert Akin; comed-
& ncs, Carroll Boynton, Earl
Jay Benedict; Tambos, Perley
Linus Lorimer Rudolph Bige-
hestra, Bob" Burns piano.
ktz" Hamilton and "Half-
Id" McCauley. violin. "roIo