Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-24
m THE SOCIAL WORLD
MISS KILLI0N TO GIVE
brilliant SHOW

Tho curtains of the Majestic thea
tire will rise on a brilliant and spec
tacular event Monday night at the
Perth Amboy 1921 Review OF all local
talent which is being staged by Miss
Ethel Killion, soprano, Of this city
and Now York. with the assistance
of w. j. C%ounihan, n OF the own
ers of the theatre. The cast includes
nearly 100 people and the program
has been c1everly arranged to dis
play each individual talent. The. re-
view is in part a benefit as one
fourth of the proceeds are to be
given to the Home for the Aged, an
institution of this city, which at
present is sadly in need OF funds.
Besides being of interest to all OF
the people in the vicinity of its local
talent, the program will be a rare
treat for anyone musically inclined
as Miss Killian, under whose direc-
ton the performance is being staged
will herself render one Of the most
difficult numbers ever attempted in
the city. Variations" by Proch.
This will also mark the first time
that this number has yer been sung
in the city and Miss Killian's voice
is particularly adapted to its notes.
She will be accompanied by George
NJ. vause. also we'll known in this
city and the old songs which she will
sing, will be by special request as
well as the we'll known and favorite
II Hear You Calling Me-"
The complete program with all of
the local artists follows:
SCENE
inflammation Est" (Rosini)-
Ethel Killion and chorus.
Songs-Marie Pavese and Harvey
Dey.
'Moonlight," "Bacarolle," Tales
of Hoffman (Offerback)-Mary
Higgins. Mary slejak. ,
my Heart at Thy Sweet Voice.
Sampson and Delilah" (Saint
Saens).-Thelma Emmons.
Dance of the Roses'-Jeanette
,Tymrak.
Elaine and Marjory-Counihan
sisters.
GLOW Worm"-Laura Stramberg.
assisted by little Rita Higgins n
ballet, trio and chorus.
SCENE II
Counihan and knight.
stand Up for Your Father
Mary Higgins and chorus.
Peggy O'Niel."-Ester Higgins.
f Ethel Killion, Old Songs You
Know Annie Laurie" Comm Thru
the Rye Low Backed Car" Last
Rose Of Summer" (by request). VI
Hear You Calling Me-" roch' va
r%iations."
Christopher, Harvey Dey, John
1.io,o IIorrv uonziCk. Otto DeetS,
Edward Zeanski.
Bases-Joe E. Sanvizki, C.. F:
Santzski. (Note. Finest chores OF
its kind heard here and praised by
theatrical men who heard it at re-
Peerless Quartet. from X. of c.
Tenors. Meredith. Heron: hassos,
Andersen, Maloney. assisted by
tombstone, pianist.
'Italian Street Song" Victor Her
bert, Ethel Killion and ensemble.
Gust Girls" sopranos. Alice De-
witt Disbrow, Helen Gaiossi. Helen
Weingard, Laura s~tranberg, Mary
Higgins, Helen Kerrer; altos, Mary
Glejak. Mary Lewis Thelma EN-
mems, Helen Kerrer.
All Nations v.
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Nissen.
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Mary Higgins. Catherine Dolan.
Halka, Mrs. Rostkousk'.
Trumpeter Christopher, Dixie
Star Spangled Banner. Taelma En-
mers. children's chorus.
II Built my world in the Heart OF
a Rose" Sam Miller.
Hats Jazz Band, assisted by T. T;
skyburg. Eastern champion speed
skater.
"For you Alone" Miss Rita ster-
ling.
Chorus assisting Miss Killion:
Sopranos, Alice Dewitt Disbrow.
CHRISTOPHER, Eleanor Rostkowsk1,
Misses Delaney, Burns, Laura
Strandberg, Mary Higgins, Stacia
Simenski, Marie Pavese, Gertrude
Toolan, Helen Weingard.
Altos, Thelma Emmons, Mary
Lewis, Mary Slejak, Mary Beatty,
Helen Calvin.
Tenors, Harry Christopher, Harvey
Dey, John Grieve, Harry Zanzick,
Otto Dietz, Edward zweawski, j..
w. Rhodes.
Bases, Vincent Higgins, Joe Saw
tiki. c.. j. Savitzski, Joe McQuarry.
NJoot With Miss Larsen