The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-20

Mamie Sue Spencer went in to see
lola Now, then, lola is most sur
prising mystery-one that will give
you delicious scare and cause you to
do mental gymnastics. Miss Frances
Clark is another attraction of this
show. II, you don't see it this evening
you will never forgive yourself.
Right across the midway was
platform, a skating rink without a
rim, on which that artist on skates,
Elwood Raymond, was doing stunts.
How he managed to stunt on such a
stunted space we wot not. Go this
evening and see if you can wot.
Further on was booth where three
charming young ladies had scheme.
We can't tell about their scheme; and
they threatened US with vengeance
dire if we told about them. All the
same it's a very attractive and inter-
esting place; be sure and visit it this
evening.
Across the midway again, Miss
Marshall, Mank Camp and Spencer
Cullen have a skeleton. AS a matter
of fact they have a skeleton apiece. but
we hope they will not be visible to
anything but the X-ray for many
years. But they have in their booth
an extra skeleton, which is interest
ing to the anatomist and the archaeol-
ogist. 1t will also interest you if you
look it on it this evening. It's peace
able skeleton, doesn't seem to care a
darn who looks at it, so view it and
muse on how you will look in 2022 A.
D.
Next door to the skeleton, and en-
tirely imperturbed by the vicinity of
the grisly remnant of mortality, Miss
Mary Mcdowell was selling ice cream.
Miss Mary is very kind hearted and
we hear that late last night, after the
show, she slipped into the skeletons
tent and offered it an ice cream cone.
Ask her about it. Her cream was de-
licious and she will have some more
there this evening.
Back across the midway is booth
presided over by Mrs. R. L. Anderson
Jr. and Mrs. Parker, two of our charm
INCEST young married ladies. They
presided over the grab bag. We are
afraid of most grab bags. We grab
bed into bag once and caught pos
sum, and it took the help of two able
bodied friends to turn him loose. This
grab-bag, however, is all to the mer-
ry. Grab it this evening while the
grabbing is good.
] Mrs. W. W. Clyatt, Misses Ruth Err
vim and Ernestine Brooks presided
over the punch bowl, filled with or
angeade. This is the drink Floridians
made before they began handling lem
ons to each other. Properly concoct-
ed, it has lemonade and limeade tied
to the post. Mrs. Carroll Fraser and
Miss Carrie Barco will preside this
evening. They should be able to sell
a coupla washtubs full.
At the head of the midway was the
"cat alley" where Mrs. Harold anG
Mrs. r. T. Adams give you smart lit.
tie cats, able to stand on their hinC
legs, provided you are smart enough
to catch them. Visit Cat Alley this
evening and acquire a good-looking
we'll behaved little cat.
Vaudeville and Minstrel
In the meantime, in the armory, the
boys were giving jolly minstrel anc
the girls some clever vaudeville skits
The young ladies' part of the show
was carried out by the following:
Opening chorus: Ruth Collins, solo,
list; Jess Dehon, Della Livingston, Sid
ney Cullen, Genevieve Halle, Christine
Close, Mildred Bullock, Annie Mac
Kay, Cornelia Dozier.
Second: Pauline Schaeffer, Mea
Dozier Halle, Annie MacKay, Ruth
Collins, Bette Cole.
Fourth: Ruth Simmons. Elizabeth
Bennett.
Fifth: Maude Little, soloist; Char
lotte Chazal, Alice Cullen, Elizabeth
Murray, Marion Meffert, Violet Jones
Emmie' Halle.
Sixth: Louise Spencer, Margaret
Hooker, Catherine Pyles.
Dollie Potter announced the mum
bers.
All of whom performed prettily.
, The performers in the boys min
strel were George Howell, Ed Burh
man, T. J. Smith, William Altman
Nathan Mayo ar, Frank Gates
Claude Barnett, James Ellis, jim
Knight Jr., Dudley Cole. They CAV
ia mighty fine performance.
The house was packed, and man
| who couldn't get in were on the side
walks. Toward the last. the hall be
, came uncomfortably warm and tn
doors were opened. This trouble Wi
not occur tonight as fans will be in
| stalled.
t BE PRESENT THIS EVENING
The vaudeville and minstrel will b
: presented by the same smart youn
entertainers this evening. The pei
Torrance will begin at 7:30 with vau
deville by the girls. Then will follo'
the bows minstrel, and the girls wi