Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-04
.ELKS To GIVE
BIC MINSTREL
Great Show to be Given at the
Majestic Monday and
Tuesday Nights

The annual minstrel show OF
Perth Amboy Lodge. No. 7S4. Benev-
! client and Protective order of Eiks
to be held at the Majestic theatre
next Monday and Tuesday nights has
a promise of eclipsing anything hat
the lodge has ever undertaken. Re
hearsals are being held three times
this week to put the finishing touch
es on the affair for the opening Mon
day night.
The program is in two parts. The
first will be the Ministries and the
second part will include a farce
comedy entitled. The Fashion Girl"
in which the wives and lady friends
composing the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the lodge will take part. The show
is being put on under the personal
direction of Lawrence A. Riley, of
Brooklyn Lodge. No. %.
The tickets are on sale at the club
house, Meetings. drug store and
Doyle & Cunneen and they may be
exchanged at the theatre at n
time now before the show.
The program follows:
Personal direction OF Lawrence A.
Riley, Brooklyn No. %
Interlocuteor
Exalted Ruler Andrew Anderson
Soloists
James Rhodes j. J. Quinn
+. Sinclair Herbert Fleetwood
George B. Rockwell
l. Part ii
The Fashion Girl" a musical
spasm in m sneeze, by Bro. j.. A.
Riley. Book and lyrics by l.. A.
Riley; music by Frank J. Gillen.
Cast of characteristics. Walling-
ford. a society queen, Miss May
Rasmussen; Evelyn Wainwright.
her daughter. Antoinette Seiboth;
Lord Helpus, out of the coin.
James Rhodes: Jack harrington.
a plain American. Ed. Koyen: ST.
mon Hickleovitch, proprietor OF
dress shop, f. T. Reed: SADIE
Trimmer, forelady, Mrs. H. Rich
ards; lima Ringer. telephone girl.
Mrs. H.. Coutts; Willie Live. bell
boy, Charles Sykes: Ina Korkc-.
book agent. c. ~Strusholm; Seldom
Seezit. detective. William Seiboth;
dress models. Misses ~Jorgenson
and Brogger and Mrs. John Hunt;
queen of the models. Miss Marie
Il dNtStt hiOutlSs llAsCtS DtAllAiCA
Christensen. Huff, Mrs. H.. Rich
ards, f. Adams, +. Koyen. C.
Sykes; s~alesgirls. Misses Helen
Kehrer, X. Spleen, f. Sykes. NJ.
Clark, Mrs. G.. Orsoe and Mrs. V.
Satter; clerks, Messrs. Urban. Pa
yese, Hunt, Greiner, Hardimai;.
Sinclair: chorus boys. Luke Oliver,
II. Richards. Thomas Clark, A.
Anderson, A. Hansen, B. Jost.
Musical Numbers
Opening chorus. entire company;
Poor Little Me. Helen kehreI:
Wimmen Wimmen, Charles Sykes
and s~alesgirls; Queen of the Mod
els, Marie Pavese; Love VIII Find
2 Way, f. Koyen and Miss A
Seiboth: Answer in Your Eyes
Antoinette Seiboth (assisted 10y
chorus boys); closing chorus, en-
tire company.
Modes furnished by WIKI ORES:
Shop.
VIM. Seiboth Chas. Sykes
Val Afflerbach Jack Haynes
Leo Coakley Nanny Altman
Chorus
Messrs Hornsby, Hansen, Urban
Braney, Strusholm, Koyen, Hunt
Adams, OllNtT, LAIN CTS
Reed, Cornelison. Croweli, Richards
Pavese, Jost, Simmens. Greiner
Compton, Hardiman, Darling, Brim-
low, Miller. st. Andrassy Weaver
Stremlau, Lubach and other mem
bers of the lodge.
Opening Chorus-Entire company
End Song-"I Got 1t, You'll Get
It," Chas. Sykes.
End Song-"Ain't Nature Grand
VIM. Seiboth.
Ballad-"Rose of a Thousand
Dreams JAS. Rhodes.
End Song-'Singaa loo" Leo
Bailad-"Tn Forget YOU" F. Sin
clair. =.
fleback.
End Song-"Dina." j. Haynes and
and j. j. Brainey.
Ballad-'Mother of Mine, George
B. Rockwell.
End Song-"Tosti's Good Bye" NJ
Altman.
Ballad-Seleeted, ]. J.. Quinn.
Closing Chorus-Entire company
Olio
"A Little Bit of Everything"
VIM. Counihan Herbert Knigh
Selected Songs
George B. Rockwell.