The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-18
Lovely Girls, Clever Comedians, Bright
Music, Topical Songs, Brand New
Jokes Made up Program

performance OF the Holy Name Min
strel that OF last evening, given under
the auspices Of the Pensacola Carnival
Association may be said to have eclips-
ed even that-if one may Judge by the
enthusiasm Of the audience the snap
and spirit OF the performance, the
melody of the music, and the way in
which each member played his or her
role.
No professional minstrel show ever
appearing in Pensacola has been more
replete with witticism cleverly pre-
sented. bright and catchy songs and
Instrumentation, comedians par excell-
ence-and as for the gi.ls! They were
Pensacola Peachesl
From the first note OF the overture
to the last song, Il Love the Land of
Old Black joe" the audience was kept
in tumult OF laughter and encore
followed encore, as the numbers were
presented.
THE Men Behind the Fun" were:
John Frenkel, Vincent Bruno, Nap
Rosenstein, Tony Bruno. Johnny
Kiumpker, George Oliver, Cecil Robin
son, Leon Burpee and Arthur Hawley.
And great credit do they deserve for
putting on a show which was not only
one of the most enjoyable and amusing.
but one of the cleanest performances
ever given in the city. The jokes were
clever without being too risque, the
topical hits were bright without being
too fragrant, and the personal refer
ences were never offensive.
When the curtain rose disclosing a
1 fra 49,
lation of climbing vine and bursting
bud and flower, the following order
was maintained in the program:
Northumberland Quina.
Opening Chorus.
Tale Dreams-Idol-AIiss Thelna De-
BRONX.
Oriental Boy--Charles billiard.
Old Black Joe-old Black Joe-vin-
cent Bruno
swanee river-Mammy Chole-Nap
Rosenstein.
Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi, Sweetheart
Miss Lillian White
Garden of Girls, Shimmy Moon,
stop Look and Listen, ENSEMBLE.
Dapper Dan-John Klumpker.
Hello. Little Girl of My Dreams
Harry Rowland.
Introduction OF Vincent Bruno and
Nap Rosensteln
/ Amt Got Enough to Pass Round
Nap Rosenstein.
April Showers--William Fauria.
Somebody Else. Not Me. and I Amt
Nobodys Darling-Vincent Bruno.
John Frenkel, Pensacola's comedian
who is q whole show in himself, was
fittingly introduced and when he coyIy
danced in, singing Sweet Heather
Bloom, he was irresistable. Mr.. Fren-
KEEL has gifts which might we'll fit
him for the legitimate stage. as have
many others who appeared last night
and in several numbers showed won
derful gifts as an actor, and his voice
was at its best.
Gerald Quina, as interlocutor, was
excellent, and in solo and the several
choruses, achieved distinction, and was
ably assisted by the lovely galaxy of
beauties with which he was surround
ed.
Where all were so good invidious
comparisons seem out Of place, and
the program is published, with cast and
numbers;
Introduction OF John Frenkel
Don. Take Away Those Blues and
Da Dada My Darling-John Frenkel
Whisper to Me in the Starlight
Gerald Quina-
Finale
Tell Me Little Gypsy-Gerald Quina,
Miss Ethel Reymundo, Miss Esther
Rosenstein and company.
Chorus comprises Misses Lillian
White. Katherine Marques, Thelma De-
BRONX, Ethel Reymundo. Ora Mae will
liams, Esther Rosenstein, Josie john
son, Mrs. Leoncio Borras. Messrs Mel
vim Schotz. Kenneth Merrill Charlie
Jones Hoyt, Joseph Dillon, F. c.
Noble, Alphonse Condor, Hargis Camp
bell, Edward Johnson, Kenrath Fergu-
son, Frank Bond, William Biumer and
William Johnson.
Intermission.
overature by Orchestra.
A Phew Minutes of Plum and Song
John Frenlel.
Grand Finale.
'sultan of Zanzibar BY Messrs
Quina, Frenkel Johnson and Bruno.
Cast of characters in order OF their |
appearance.
Sultan--George oliver.
Zuly-Frank Bond.
slaves-Tony Bruno and Leon Bur-
pee.
Royal Guard-Kenneth Merrill
Cuckoo-Vincent Bruno.
Pinheadus--John F'renkel.
LIghtning-John Klumpker.
Kaslxiana-Nep Rosenstein.
John Jacob Baltimore - Gerald |
Quina.
Wives or Sultan-James Johnson,
Jones Hoyt, Joseph Dillon. Tony Bru- |
no, Leon Burpee, Cecil Robinson, Nap
and Arthur Hawiey.
Tourists-AIisses White. Marques.
DeBroux, Reymundo, Williams, Rosen-
stein, johnson and Mrs. Borras.
Following are the musical numbers |
during the action of the sketch: I've |
Got tho Wonder Where She Went and |
When she's Coming Back Blues-John
Frenkel.