The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-18
i RRouLAG "wH1L" PROM start
TO FINISH, WITH EVI1X ACT
FURNISHING soNE NEW
PLEASURE
Nuhe, Dancing. Jokes and Pretty aun
4Alor&-fo He 1ApSAtsd Ton1Sns
And wednesday Night

Not even the Wheeling ElSs ever gave
a better show than the bisi"hirI OF w.
which made It's Dow and all tho o'her
latest gestures TO capacity audience
last might at the Court. For the sake OF
those who did not get TO the tirst per-
forrnancc We mention right mere tnas
inc show Is scheduled TO be repeated TO-
might and Wednesday night.
In sueakinS Of THIS show. reviewer
Is tempted to use SurC:laureS all inc
WAY through. There were so many
I"bCsts" among the acts and actors so
MANY most de'ighttuf' musical mum.
.bcrs and above all so many prett'est
Iriris that - attempt TO single OUT any
one from the others would be an impos-
iSIhle task.
r-rs.n,at!on. Co. - was whiriwind
i|rom star 10 finish and the audience
was literally ON !tS toes throughout
without a doubt the Elias have gwen
Wheeling this YEAR the best snow ey
,1ocs; ta,cn, THAT Wheeling has ever
seen The tlAs especially appreciate
the assistance - Mrs. lhnna Henn,S
tSbrrna, VINO was instrumental in OBJ
tanning the services OF the big group OF
pretty xirls and that Of Charles A "aa'
10. the Henry Miller Producing company
lrho directed tho rchearsaiS and prescn-
station generally.
} First Part
The grand frs; part introduces norne
ION Long Island. at which the hostess en-
meets 20 entertain her guests WITH pro-
'5ess ;onl! talent. hllthe Original per-
formers fail (" anNear. 80 an eNlsulPo,
aneous show is given by the aNa'aote
talent. Taking the leading parts IN TINS
lson. as Mildred" Miss Leah Ross as
l">rr, Mandy charles Meyer as sid
Irsv Vincent" TON +. Foulk as Loro
'Charinccross' and sheriff Harry ClouSe
rs jackson Park Travelling Man from
sCh;caEo." Doc Downing and Tom west
.represented Red MCGEE and "PlumKett
# l'lunkctt' in a speciality dance ast
tina. is fun Of class.
songs snc!uded "Prir,a Donna oy
mildred" and chorus. sometime oF
mildred and sidney. CIR. TOT
iE$ ch Month N the Year by inVu
CharinscrosS" and Neptune nr '"r'
INcer. Every one was enthusiaStiCa'F
!encored as was also the Dance Fan
.ta.i, nv little Miss Zita Pizar. a pupil
OF Mrs Frances Pizar carp. which was
igiven with exceptionally pleasing grace
and charm In the song, "A Car f"E
Each Month In the Years each OF the
months is represented, By a pretty S'r''
the lis, being as follows: Misses Mar
ix,,re; Ensler. Marie Sells. Carntne VOC
ley. Mildred McKecvcr. Goldie ilantz'
Martha Kind>lberSer Hctty hna1fs'
,Ger;rude Connolly. lnez Hoffman. boret-
ia Dorer. Harriet ulrtch and Raphaei
'Havernr Members % the. cast o. the
Long Island home scene included MISS
elizabeth I,insz. Miss Mary O'Lcary and
nfI.S Nildred NcEfayer
RlaeS YAcs and Music
Act II brought out those well known
entertainers. Elks Menkemiller. Howell
and Dyson. who kept the crowd in
iroar with A z!ppy hlacktace comedy
sketch. The jokes and acting in this
went right over the plate.
Referring 20 the appearance ~ David
Daniels. violinlst. ard Jacques Daniels,
pianist. the program says "A Musical
Treat" II Is al Of that and more.
These two artists played Songs NY
Mother Taush, Me- and Sereaade."
They were compelled to respond to an
overwhelming demand for an encore.
Closing tho first part was one-acs
playlct. Bargains and Babies by
James r. Morgan. Mary Houston Bell
willie and George Foose. The plot Is
that a bargain hunting mother loses her
ibahy N the department store and what
10 ,Ows provides fast action.
The kiAstrsl Show
I've Erand second part OF the Whirl
is the minstrel show. ot which Oscar
'..wondcrkss" Eurdats Is the interlocutor.
ITO say ,Sa; this part o. the show Il re-
pIete with really funny jokes and tho
--latest song hits 10 only giving slight
hin, ~ what IL really is. To be apple.
iciated. this mammoth production must
,bc seen and heard.
Members OF the cast besides Inter-
,lOr'tn- Burdats. are:
l.r. Mcn-Hcnry Menkemiller. Irwin
Raer. Lester Lobenstein. George Fo"se,
Bobby Howell. George Bauer, Milf Gut
man. Thur Brooks.
Circle-win Leach. Carl E. Neer. Jas
Ter B, Baum VIII stHmpp: Tom e.
Charles Never, Michael kryah, George
Ellis. Tom Bycott.
Grand Mixed Chorus-Misses: Hannah
johnson. Leah Ross: Mary O'Leary. Mil
:garet Engler. Marie Sells. Carmine FoS-
Hey. Goldle Piantz. Inez Hoffman. Betty
tKnauss. Gertrude Connolly. Martha Kin
rich: Raphael Havern; Messrs: High Nc
lGiumphy, l.. d. Conner. John J. Jaco-
huccl H. }. Fowler. George Cooper. Ed.
ET;iiE. Don Crawford. Ted Jones. William
HsSsy Mu RAY S csaf.s hs3SaTs sG
Brady. Ed Driehorst Joe Heilmcyerr.
Jerome Boyer. Charles Atmeyer.. Will
liam A. Roth. Louis II. Linden. Leslie
James, Carl Fischer. Ray Gerry, Bud
tCrockard. George Case.
Special song numbers included: Med
hey Overture. entire company: "Floatin'
Down 70 Cotton Town" George Bauer:
i"Read 'Em and Weep Bobby Howell:
i''Thc Law mississippi" George Ellis;
l"I Cot Ny Habits On" Irwin Bacr.
,"Cherie." Tom Bycott; Lay Low Liz
zir." Milton Gutmaa: "Hawai!an>' Mel
lodv." Howard Nesbitt: "Oh. Brother.
iwhat a Feelin'." Henry Menkemirlcr;
when Big Profundo Sang Low G." Jas
lper r. Baum. assisted by Michael kryah,
Charles Meyer and Carl r. Neer: AT
tho BootleEser's BALL" Lester I.ohen-
stein: MY Budding nose" William
Leach; Grand Finale. Tam. Tam; Tam.
entire company. Miss Hannah Johnson
assisted in THE Lar Mississippi" ami
Mrs. Don Byrum in My Budding Rose"
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