Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
AMB0Y GOING
TO SEE WARREN
Only One of Hits at Wood
bridge Mems Club Minstrel
Show Last Night

WOODBRIDGE, Feb. 11:-One
Of the best hits of the minstrel gwen
bv the Mems Club of Trinity Epis-
copal church was when Miss Carolyn
Valentine. one of the ends, asked
the i%nterlocutor if he knew why
all the men in Amboy were going
to Washington, ID. G.. now" When
asked why. she replied, They wan
to See Warren"
DIR. B. w. Hoagland, II. Il. Valen-
tine, C. r. Brown, Dan Demarest
Michael Pollack, y. j. Moran, j. Ill.
Love and other prominent citizens
were made the subject of jokes
which were well received.
A great deal of mystery surround
ed the identity of Madame Luker-
over" the Hawaiian dancer. one
of the ends expressed the opinion
that the ladies were copying inc
costumes of the movie stars OF
the present day but no one could be
found willing to copy the straw
skirt" of the madame although IN a
minstrel it was great. The dancer
proved TO be none other than Victor
Love and his exhibition dance was
truly professional.
The costumes of the ends were
great anu llltlI oOhSo Soou'
The solo work was excellent as
was the quartet and instrumental
trio.
Mr., Valentine as i~nterlocutor was
at his pest and Mrs. Valentine en-
tered into the spirit of the minstrel
sy with the, same wonderful execu-
ton that she exhibits when playing
the most classic selections.
The auditorium was packed, SO
were the corridors; in fact. there
was barely standing room and the
Mems Club has one more success to
add to its store.
The interlocutor. f. r. Valentine,
introduced the end men as follows;
William Squier, bard of the Penn
sylvania railroad; A. f. Randolph
as Dapper Dan, the Pullman porter
man: Miss Carolyn Valentine, the
Bessy Mccoy of Minstrelsy; X. o.
Hatfield was Old Tom from Down
Yonder; Mrs. NJ. f. McCarter as
the sweet singer of st. Martha's
Guild; n. II. Guth as our distin-
guished nut from Linden avenue
Others in the cast follow: j. !.
Livingood, ID. Demarest, j. M.
Crowell, Stanley Potter, l.. II. Pot
ter, r. Formidoni, V. l.. Yepsen,
Wllllam ,. ROeueI.
Chorus-R. A. Brown, Il. j. Moran,
James McKeown. Harold Bates. II.
c. Haywood. Fred Rankin, j. K.
lyman, Victor Love, E. X. Mande-
maker, j.. A. Compton, A. l.. Jen-
nings, Russell Potter. S. B.. Demarest.
Mrs. f. r.. Valentine, musical di-
rector and accompanist; Victor
Love, stage manager; II. -. Valen-
tina adyarfiCipU manager
The program follows:
Overture-Canadian Capers. Mrs. T..
r. Valentine, assisted by Larry
Butler ard his Melody Makers.
Opening Chorus-Ain't You Coming
Out Malinda, Company.
Gentlemen be seated:
Introductory Overture-Pucker Up
and Whistle, Company.
End Song-Which Hazel, N. III.
Guth.
Instrumental Trio-Selected. Messrs
Yepsen, Tormidoni and Roeder
End Song-It Takes a Good Man to
Do That, Miss Carolyn Valentine.
Song-I'll Forget You, Stanley Pot
ter.
End song-They Call it Dancing,
William Squires.
Bass Solo-When the Bell in the
Lighthouse Rings Ding Dong, j.
NJ. Crowell.
End Song-Ma, Mrs. McCarter.
Seng-Tuck Me to Sleep in My Old
lucky Home, +. r. Valentine.
End Song-Dapper Dan. A. f. Ran
dolnh
Quartet-There's Only One After All
All. Messrs, Demarest, Potter,
Crowell and Livingood.
Special Feature-Hawailal EAnce,