Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-17
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! will be presented to what promises 10
be q full house. The entertainers
who will take part in tonight's enter
| tainment, last night went to Sayre-
| Vile by special trolley where they
presented the same show in the Lib
erty Theatre before approximately
1000 people. The performance was
a big success and served to put the
finishing touches to the entertain
ers for their big show in Perth Amboy
tonight.
The minstrel show tonight will be
given under the direction of a COM
mittee consisting of: Harry j. Hardi-
man, chairman, Leo j. Burke, treas
urer, John F. Reilly, Jr., secretary.
Edward ]. Pavsse. John p. Campbell,
James A. Murray. Richard +. White
and Frank A. Seiboth. Joseph Moss
will direct the entertainment.
The program will consist of two
parts. The first will consist of a
sketch entitled "A Night at the Club,
during which several features will be
staged including Jazz" numbers,
dancing specially by one said to be
F'risco's only rival and melodies on
the luke"
The second part of the program will
consist of the minstrel show with a
large retinue of soloists, and a chorus
of about forty voices. John X. Sheehy
Will De ZIG uH~leTIOCutOT dliu oiA ShN
men with shake the tamourdnes n
rattle the bones during the show. The
end men will be: Richard Deveny,
Dewey Chapman, Leo Mulligan. VIM
cent Pavese, James Murray and Neil
Heron. Each of these end-men In
addition to having an unlimited sup
ply of jokes will render n of the
popular hits of the day. There will
also be ten solos and several novelty
oot, Ia - ~ 4li1 ~ - 80 thA n~Oorrro m
Everything has been arranged for
the first meeting of the newly organ
lied B. B. Zion Club which Is COM
posed of the members of the former
Brandies Zion club and the Buds of
Zion. A committee of members Of
both of the former Hub met last
week and worked out the details of
the amalgamation.
They decided upon a meeting Sat
urday February 21 at s p. m. in the
Y. M. H. A. A program has been
arranged which will include talks on
Young Judean activities by Newark
Young Judeans and an address on
Zionism and Purim by Mr. Braines,
a local Zionist. Besides the speakers,
there will be musical numbers and
dancing will follow the close OF the
program. The committee is working
ANN'o W ihohS IAAiS DtoI 1ASCbiAtS -
success and so all members of the
former clubs are urged to attend.
A successful affair was held in the
Y. an. H. A. Hall last night when
joyable entertainment by the mem
bers of the Perth Amboy Young
Women's Hebrew Association. Among
those present were members, former
members, mothers of the members
and invited friends. The entertain
ment was held to commemorate the
anniversary of the founding of the
Y. w. H.. A.
The following program was carried
out:
Opening song, America"
Address of welcome by Miss Jennie
e. Wedeen.
Recitation by Miss Rose Cheshan-
sky. president Of the Y. w. H.. A.
Song, Miss Ruth Jacobson.
F Piano solo, Miss Dora Goldman.
Reading, The Soldiers Reprieve,"
Miss Rose Brody.
Song, "~Yearning," words n music
composed by Miss Elizabeth Doris, a
member Of the local Y. w. H.. A, and
sung by Miss Dora Fine.
Dance, Miss Blanche Spiegel and
Miss Minnie Isenberg.
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Metzendorf.
Song, Miss Rebe Sarokin.
Community singing. "Old Black
Joe."
Speech, "OId Abe" Miss Gladys
Sheyer.
Song, Miss Ida Schlesinger.
Community n Star Spangled
Banner"
oae-io nP nxranfc Machining
with the world war. were h u
for the return to this country of Miss
Ethel Killion, the American soprano.
who up until the breaking out OF the
war, was studying with the great
singing master, Antonio Catogni. in
Rome Italy. Miss Killion is daily
beco ming more and more. well known
in this city, through her successful
efforts with several vocal pupils, and
it is only by several special requests
that she has consented to give a con-
cert and recital at the shigh school
auditorium Thursday. February 20.
Miss Killion a already sung with
great success throughout New York
state and Canada and is being recog-
nized in New York city by many OF
those qualified to pass opinion on the
highest class of music in that city.
A few weeks ago Miss Ktlion at
ended a recital of the philharmonic
, Women's Society at Carnegie hall
| where Fernando Carpi. of the Met
ropolitan Opera Company. was to
sing. At the eleventh hour. because
| Of illness, Carpi sent word h a he
| was unable to appear and Miss XII
lion, who was recognized in the audi
| ence, was asked to sing in his place.
The audience at the end of the recital
| were so enthusiastic about Miss Kill
, lions singing that they We're more
than pleased that Carpi did not make
his appearance.
The concert on the 26th will include
music, which both amateurs and fin
lshed musicians will thorough ap-
preciatc. A group of Scotch, English
French and italian songs will be part
of the program. The caro- Monte
from "Rigoletto," will be the first
number. and act / from la TRAY
ita' will be the finale. Miss Killion is
being coached for this concert by her
teacher and friend, Julia Allen. the
noted Americas soprano. and with
his wonderful instruction and Miss
Killion's natural ability and talent
the concert will prove worthy Oh
much appreciation in this city.
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A valentine party will be held to-
night in the Chemical Club $50 High
street, by the Barbara Frietchie Girls,
plans for this affair having been under
way for some time.
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