Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-18
K. Of c. SCORES
MONSTER HIT
Minstrel Show PIeases Great
Crowd Unique Program Given

I CIET ds III- ID dIIIUELUI III II
are concerned. Every little finishing
touch was carried out with the great
est success, due to the work of the
committee in charge, the musical dir
ector, Walter Felkomp, and Peter
O'Toole who was responsible for the
fine appearance Of the stage settings.
When the curtain ross for the first
time in the night after al overture
by the house orchestra In charge-of
Andrew Nelson, the patrons gazed
upon a Dol in the new home of the
knights Of Columbus. The members
were sitting lazily around and fire.
duently made wise cracks about one
another. On this part of the program
frank Walker made a big hit with
his Ukelelee, his Hawaiian melodies
meeting with the approval of the large
audience.
The clubs orchestra in charge Of
Fred O'BTien kept the audience ON
edge by their LAKELAND music, and then
Leon Sauers, known as "Frtsco's"
only rival gave an exhibition shimmy
dance. The "Parlez-vous' warblers
under the leadership OF John Bull
Wrinkle and with Frank Maloney at the
piano, made a big hit with their short
songs about various club members
and prominent people around town.
A speciality number after the sketch
featured Harry Foley, Carmen tfmi-
ania and Miss Marie Gaiassi. With
Harry Foley at the piano, his part OF
the program opened with Carmen
| Fimiania singing songs of their own
making and other popular airs. These
two singers We're called upon to give
! several encores. Towards the end
of this number Miss Marie Galassi en-
tered into a song, singing from a
box seat. The three singers made
one of the biggest hits of the night
n Miss Galassi received a bouquet
Of flowers at the close of her part.
At the beginning of the second
part of the-program the work of the
from the fine appearance of the par
/ Elephants on the stage. John X.
Sheehy was i~nterlocutor and the end
men, Richard Deveny, Neil Heron,
James Murray, Vincent Pavese, Leo
Mulligan and Dewey Chapman enter
ed through the rear of the theatre,
/ down the aisle and to their positions
on the stage.
The opened with the
| singing of Mandy. I'd Rather See Il
Minstrel Show" by the entire chorus.
! All of the singers made a big I'M
preston on the audience and every
one was forced to give at least n
encore. Jack Egan was called upon
to give two encores of I've Got My
f., Captain Working for Me Now"
Frank Desmond n William Smith
were also called upon for two en-
cores. John ". Kelly, neatly attired
in a green outfit, made the big hit OF
this part of the program. Kelly sang
MY Name is Kelly" n in his three
| local men, Hugh Reilly and Bernard
M. Cannon.
J.. f. Kennedy of the United Bust
ness Mems Association, assisted by
! Miss Genevieve Blake, mad a big
| hit with his song, you'll Always Be
the Same Sweet Adeline." Mr. Ken
! needy and his partner Were called upon
for two encores, and Miss Blake was
presented with a bouquet. The well
arranged program came to a close
with the singing Of Dardanella n
Cotton Pickers Ball by the entire
company.
The success of this affair was due
to the untiring efforts of Joseph Moss
director and James A. Murray, grand
consisting of Harry j. Hardiman,
! chairman; Leo j. Burke, treasurer:
| John f. Kelley, Jr.. secretary; Ed
\ ward J. Pavese. John p. Campbell
James A. Murray. Richard F. White
and Frank A. Seiboth.
The program follows
Part l..
A Night at the Club.
A Sketch-Scene, A Room in the
New Home of the K. Of C.
Time-We refer you to George
Brooks.
Chatter by Tom Major. Lyrics by
Joe Coley. Featuring
(a) The "Parlez-vous" warblers, to
wit:
James A. Murray, Joseph Coley,
Francis Costello, Edward Hardiman,
Asa Reilly Joseph LaF1amme. Frank
Maloney Thomas Major. Michael Ma
loney, John Bullwinkleu EDWARD
Reilly.
OBJ LAKELAND Featuring: Fred
! O'Brien. Alex Ritter, Phil Hart, Chas.
Agne. Walter Carcuca.
(c) Leon Sauers, "Friseo's' only
rival.
the luke" with Hawaiian Melodies
Specially Number.
Up-to-date Songs. Harry Foley
Carmen Fimiani.
Writers of: Just an old fashion
Ruben Hay Seed Town-Honey Cir
Good Luck to the Girl / Love.
Part II.
InterlocutOr. John Il. Sheehy
Opening Chorus "Mndy"-T'd Rather
See a Minstrel Show.
Solo-"Carolina Sunshine 80. James
Carol.
End Song-Who Discovered Dixie . -.
J Richard Deveny.
Solo-Big Bass Viol .... John Quinn.
lNovelty-You'd be Surprised James
Hanley.
Solo-A Little House of Love . James
Rhodes.
End Song-"Sahara' -. Neil Heron.
Solo-When You look in the Heart
of a Rose .......... Eugene Bird
Novelty-I've got my Captain working
for me now .......... Jack Egan
Solo-I'm like a Ship without a sail. /.
Frank Dalton.
End Song-Sultan's Harem :. James
Murray.
Novelty-Poor Butterfly is a Fly Gal
Now ............ Frank Desmond.
| Solo-"My Baby's Arms . William
Smith.
End Song-Oh, How She Can Dance.
Vincent Pavese.
Solo-Golden Gate ...... John Nor
Jensen
Novelty-My Name is Kelly -. John
w. Kelly.
solo-I Know What 1t Means To BE
Lonesome - Tom Fitzgerald
End Song-Alexander's Band is Back
in Dixieland $500. Leo Mu'ligan
ISolo-Nobody Knows and Nobody
seems to care .... William Simple
End Song-At the High Brow Baby's
Ball .......... Dewey Chapman
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