Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
CHARITY MISTRHS
ENTERTAIN IT CITY Mu

The Charity Ainstress made their
appearance before a small but aD-
preciafive Audience Nonday eveatng
in City hal in ab tackfAce enter.
tainment given for the benefit Of the
Augusta General hospital To -Don
Campbell. who bad the adAir IN
charge. should be given much praise
and cgsd!t
1t vas apparent that there was .
lack Of preparedness in many cases
but ~ . whole the production vas
very creditahie and While some Of the
the personal jeSts we're a bit Tar
fetched those that did bring forth .
laugh o@ershado~ed the weaker
puma
The end men. while having an the
ear marks OF their professional
brothers were rather inactive and
inclined to be spiEttiesA Though
lacking in enthusiasm the b3aedaee
artists pu. across their sonss in .
manner tia. called forth hearty sp-
p.ause and laughter. The eoieistA.
however. rendered their selections
with sincerity that helped greatly
toward the success Of the entertain
mea.. each artist receiving the
stamp Of approval as svineed by the
cores Of each number. The pr.n-
cipais were ably assisted by a
chorus Of - male voices
The show got azay With a snap
Ply start with a lively medley BY the
entire circle. Whoa January" being
the initial number. This vas fol-
lowed by Walter F:aseFs Why Do
They Call Them Wild Women"
which was accorded much applause
and be was forced to respond 70 en-
cores
Next il order David Campbell sang
u Hear You Calling Ne" A male
quartet composed Of Lizosts. Ssaber,
Little and Hayes then sang in = pleas
ing nAaser TT Take Yea Home Again.
Kathleen and as "A enecrs respcaeed
With sparkling southern melody en-
Titled Dixie Lou" The yzmp,' IL
terpretsd by Charley Ii.a. in a
sprish,ly style was VEL! received by
the audience and several enceses wera
demanded Bryce Little rendered
Once Again" N his usual pleasing
Exaae-. and Charley Titus stated hat
Il dream h went 10 Heaven mounted
O. Der Adams shoulders but vas
informed By s. Pete. sha. il order TO
effect Al entrance re would he obliged
to ,says ,ne raule" outside
Dixie ls Dixie Oace Mere vas put
across II brilliant style by Til!ie'
WALKER WHO introduced 6 few new
wrinkles n the TerpsiehcYe2a art Ar
thus Tevie thea avoke from his iesh-
argy and made the stxtenen, that Mad
eT because II vas Unde. wood lCncsr-
wosdl. B. T. Stuber then sang a tenor
solo. I'll Come 20 Thee. Ny Love- re-
spending with q pleasing encore. fol-
owed ~ Arthur Tev.e in open Up
the Gates Of Di1ieiand. Arthu. came
hack With a catchy little musical fan
tasy entitled Your Little Wife
Carl Giimaas selection. christ In
Flanders" was Of susEcieat Heyis 70
gain the approval Of the audience. ne
eessits ting an encore Keith Ran sang
Their are Birds IN the Valley" With
such appealing sweetness that three en-
cores were demanded ere he vas per.
united TO retire Title awakened
from q state Of coma long enough ,e
ccmrare Babe Ruth With Bob Nur.
RAJ stating that tho home run artist
made his living by throwing the ball
and Bob go, by by throwing the
.sStrT.
Tom" Fox, assisted by the entire
company. completed the program vita
"Some5ody's Waiting for SomeQqe-"
Mrs G. II. Br.ckett OBLIGATED zs accom-.
panis. assisted by . dve-piece orches-
ira a dance followed the entertain
neat With the music furnished by Doug.
las eight-piece oychestYa-