Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-08
VAUDEVILLE v|ES
WITH VENDORS
At CARNIVAL
Baseball Benefits Sec
ond Night Proves
Hummer
Keith Artists Entertain While
Divers HOld-Up Guys Relieve
GOOd-Natured Crowd of All
its Spare Change-Mardi
Gras AS Finale Tonight.

Speaking of big noises,-as nobody
was, for they couldn't have been
heard,-the second night of the Au~
gusta Baseball Carnival Thursday
vas just as big one as the first. LII
Ringing Brothers or Windsor Fair
OF any other organization that needs
leather lungers ever gets hard up
they are respectfully requested 10
turn to Augusta for talent The
bankers, hawkers, squaWkers ara
their aides de camp that were yieing
. With each other and with the noise
OF the crowd of merry akers that
filled City hail Thursday evening,
must have started a few nails in the
roof at least Every booth was out
TO beat every other in its amount of
patronage and the rule seemed to be
the louder the shouting, the greater
the trade.
Baby dolls were to the fore again
as one of the leading features and
She number that found new owners
wass uprising. All the booths did
g. rushing business and the "" girls
in their pretty costumes of white
everywhere with baskets of confec-
tons that found ready sale.
The entertainment attraction vas
Keith vaudeville and it is needless
10 say the three acts billed by the
infringement of the carnival were
well chosen and registered decided
hit with the audience. The Three
Peirots in "A comedy singing act were
the first act introduced by Manager
Kinsnan. Their opening song was
For Every Girl Who's on the
Level" and they presented several
other up to date numbers in snap
by style that won the listeners. Next
came Harvey and Dale, pair of
lever artists who presented some
thing decidedly new in patter and
gave the audience real treat in
some popular songs put across right.
Both people certainly know the art
of entertaining and they. received
several encores. The feature act.
Cardo and Noll, in an artistic song
cycle with bright comedy went
: across in fine style. Both man and
woman are pOssessors of splendid
voices and their operate selections
were handles. Their material was
also new and novel and they regis
tered extremely we'll.
Mardi Gras and Ball Tonight
Tonight's the night and its a big
night for Augusta. The gigantic
Mardi Gras and Grand Ball that
winds up the Monster Baseball Car
nivai is the feature of Augustus big
gest amusement event and it prom
Uses TO outclass in size and enjey-
ment all previous efforts of citizens
of the Capital City
Cases and crates of confetti. SER
pentines, favors of all kinds, sorts
and descriptions arrived some days
ago and have been unpacked in pre-
paration for the big show tonight.
Everyone will be happy and full of
life and it will he "some time"
And the music-Oh, Clementine.
will 1t be good" You tell the world
1t will. Twenty pieees-jazz and
real pep" aplenty.
1t has been requested that all who
can do so come in costume, in fact
IT was announced last night that the
roof would raise at least six inches
with hilarity, so come in novel at
tire If you can. :.
Do it right and be at City hall
remember it's the last night of the
carnival. You'll enjoy yoursely every
minute.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
the A. & K. for special cars to Halo
we'll and Gardiner at A. M. so
those from that section may have q
regular time" and see the night ont