The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-05-19
BUSINESS GIRLS
SHOW BIG SUCCESS
Business Girls Show big stlc--30 pt
Jay Costumes, Witty Jokes and
4 Attractive Performing Fea-
tured the Program
RARE TALENT DISPLAYED
Many deserve individuaI rnenfsszs-
orshestva Furnishes Music
For Occasion.

sst s Tor 0ccas1om. 4s
The black-faced minstrel last Tues-
day evening given by the BUSINESS
Girls Club OF the Y. w. G. Al. wns
as bright and entertaining as any
home talent performances seen re-
cently. With full house and every
one in the spirit Of the occasion the
curtain rose on the opening chorus
of attractively costumed girls. Spec
ial mention is to be given to the de-
signing of costumes that ef the les
ter's idea being carried out in th6
color scheme Of black and yellow,
From the famous selection of old
picttlres ON the wall which later
were brought to life with the aid OF
the fairy wand-to the last act or
"Sam Bojam and his African Colony =
every moment was highly enjoyed by
all
We must not omit the splendid man
ner in which Miss Mary Lizzie Ben
son "orated" on Hard Tines" the.
attractive manner which Miss Lola
Welsh displayed as interloctutor and
the special jigging of Miss Mary.
Grant, and the sweet singing and inin-
table acting of "Sassie and Sissie. =
the Webb twins, which won the adj
miration of everyone. All in all
you missed real treat if you missed
this performances
The sweet Singing and inimitabTe
acting of "Sassie and Sissie," the
Webb twins, won the admiration OF
everyone.
The following is the program or
the evening:
Interioctutor- Miss Lois Welsh.
Chorous-Misses Mary Ellen Law.
Nell Sheppard, Ruth Sheppard, Ger
ltrude Kincaid, Clara Richardson, Cleo
Cannon, Edna Gable, Gale Cole, MI
RAM Butler, Dorothy Butler, Thelma
Boatner.
End Girls-Sassy, Ruth Webb; Sis
sy, Ruby Webb; Mary Lucy Washing
ton, Lois Dobbs; Matilda Jane HamiI-
ton, Nita Chandler; Rosy Mundy, VIII
lie Scott; Saphira Ann Carrolton, Ma
ry Lizzie Benson; Rosaland. Ella Ed.
wards; Liza Jane, Ora Gambler; Sam
DO Silas, Fleta Black; Pokey Shine.
Mrs. Myers; Hambo Dave, Annie La
RE Benson; Sambo Green, Clio Wat
kins; Smoky Mokes, Mary Grant; Bin
Shocks, Rith Hilley; Willie Brown,
Ruby Hilley; Jake Spot, Margaret Hill
ley; Harry Ding, Etna Neese.
Onening Chorous-M Medley.
Niger Blues-C GLORIOUS.
I'd love to Fall Asleep and Wake Up
in My Mammy's Arms Mary Lucy
Washington.
Can't You Hear Me Calling Caro-
line--Matilda Jane Hamilton.
Feather Your Nest--Chorus.
From Here to Shanghai-Rosy
Mundy. -
Mammy--Cassy Jones and Mary Luz
cy Washington.
Your Eyes Have Told Me So-Sa-
phira Ann Carrolton.
Sweet and Low--Sissy and Sassy.
Stump Speech Hard Times',-Sa-
phira Ann Carrolton.
John Browns Baby-Chorus.
Sam Bo-Jam And His African Colonv
SCENE Living room of the En-
merlines.
SCENE IL-African Jungle.
SCENE III-A Tropical Scene.
CAST-Pa Emmerline, Lois Dobbs.
Ma Emmerline, Leone Swanson; Sis
sy, Ruth Webb; Sassy, Ruby Webb.
Abe, Clio Watkins; Eph, Mary Grant:
Sam Bo-Jam (African Coloniuerl.
Lillian Boatner; Golden Rod, Annie
Laurie Benson; Captain of Guards.
Ella Edwards; Guards, Mrs. Myers.
Ora Chandler, Etna Neese; Herald.
Lois Dobbs; Josh-oshy (The Queens
Food, Mary Ellen Law; Hot-Foot
Willie Scott; HOBO, Thelma Boatner.
Queen Lokattiankilli, Mary Lizzie
Benson; Bohunkus, (The Socth Saw
err, Mia Chandler. Dashem, Fleta
Black.
Orchestra-Miss Dorothy Lewis.
pianist, Miss May Runyan, Herbert
Swanson, Orrie Daniel, Harry Lewis.
George Hardeman and Wavnv
Johnson.