The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-16
UGLY BROTHERS READYFOR SHOW
 AT THE JEFFERSON
Proceeds From Performance Go to Defray Confederate Veterans Transporta-
 ton to Reunion

Everything is in readiness for tho production of two shows by Ugly
 Brothers minstrels at the Jefferson theatre Wednesday and Thursday nights of this week. The historical local organization was founded many Alabama until the war came along and took away 80 per cent of it's cast. With most of the original Ugly Brothers back in Birmingham, and many new faces and considerable new talent. the organization was revived | and agreed to give two shows at the Jefferson to raise funds for the send | ing of the members of Camp Wilcox to the Confederate reunion at Rich- mond ths spring. Mrs. H. L. Bumstead. in charge of the committee from the ladies' auxil- iary, announces that her committee has worked tirelessly in the cam paign for program advertising and ticket selling. and that the people of Birmingham have responded liberally to the cause. First, it's great cause" said Mrs. Bumstead, that they are being asked to help. But aside from that feature every ticket purchaser will be given his moneys worth In fun and melody in the att | traction at the Jefferson. Ugly Brothers have become famed for their quality productions, and the people have come to expect from them the same high-class minstrel entertain ment that they get from the bigger professional minstrel shows that come | to Birmingham annually" aAk posed of the following women: Mrs. A. M. George, Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. ]. T. Johnson, Mrs. Albert Glozier. Miss Margaret Antwlne, Mrs. W. c. Martin. Mrs. c. T. wofford. Mrs. Thomas McCauley, Mrs. Higgins. Mrs. Gus Boatwrlght. Miss Bessie Mccall lum and Mrs. Bond.
 Final rehearsals are booked for Monday and Tuesday nights. Monday nights rehearsal will be held at Walker Memorial church, West End. and Tuesday nights dress rehearsal will be held on the stage at the Jef- ferson theatre.
 Part I. Opening chorus. Sunny Tennes- see" "Tucky Home", Down the | Trail", entire company. Introducing Summers (Red) Thorn | ton and Abe (Irish) Williams.
 Song. Birmingham Blues"-Red Thornton.
 "A Little Irish wit"-Abe Williams. Song. Little Crumbs of Happiness -Forney Gay.
 An Assortment of Gags-Red Thornton.
 Song, Mellon Time in Dixie Land" Abe Williams. Introducing. Ed Norton and Henry Vance.
 "A Few Moments in Laughland"- With Ed Norton.
 Song. "out on the Deep''-Alva B. Brown.
 "A Few Minutes With Percy and lar Bill-Henry c. Vance.
 Song, There's Only One Pal After All"-Walter K. Slack. "A Good Bootlegger Is Hard to | Find"-Henry c. Vance. Song, "Old Pal Why Don't You Answer Me"-Roy Summers. A Few Minutes With Percy and His Dog-Percy Rosenberger.
 Song, Don't You Remember the Time''-Luke Trice.
 Song. "Dapper Dan"-Al Sterne.
 Song. Dear Little Mother O Mine" -Chas. Turner. The Original Black Face Artist Al (Jolson) Sterne. 0ranu Flnate, Entire Company
 Jas. B. Drake-interlocuter. D. U. Williams-Director. Llorian Taphorn-Pianist. Part IT ta) "A Trio from The Clearcoal- ery"-Howard Parrish. Clyde Nelson and L. w. Smith. (b) Abe Williams. (That whistiin'
 FooD few minutes of Fam Doolish- ness. Co Paul Pim, accompanied by the l infant (Baby Mine). (d) "Coonslime"-Al Jolson Sterne and Percy Rosenberger, Bleauis Pro- | fessonal Amateurs.
 te) Ten Tons of Harmony"-"Dixie | Comedy Four'-Dicky Durham. lead:
 Dan Walker. baritone; James Clems. tenor: Al Fermell. bass.
 Closing chorus by entire cast. Harmony Hounds, includes: A. R. Redburn. Howard Parrish.
 Clyde Nelson. J. c. Stapleton, Dan
 Walker. Dick Durham. James Ciemo, | Al Fennell, L. W. Smith, E. R. | Smith E,rnnCt