Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 105, 12 March 1921 — Page 8
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JOHN S. SHROYER THOS. S. NICHOLSON GEO- C. -HODGE PETER A. LICHTENFELS FRANK T. STRAYER RALPH HIMES WALTER J. HUTTON GEORGE WEAVER HUBERT F. BAILEY RAY C. WEEKS FRED BUTLER BRANDON GRIFFIS
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fHE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELF.GRAM. RICHMOND. IND., SATURDAY, MARCH 1921
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NIMROD H. JOHNSON
ROBT. M. TOMLINSON
WALTER F. EGGEMEYER
LEWIS E. ILIFF
HAL F. GILLIS
ELMER E. EGGEMEYER
FRANK DRUITT
Richmond
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March 14h 15" 16'' Plenty of Good Seats Left for Every Performance
14th Annual Minstrel c
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Under the Direction of The
Elks Minstrel Committe 'Elmer E. Eggemeyer, Robert M.'i
MINSTREL CAST and CHORUS FRANK DRUITT. Interlocutor
End Harry Frankel Walter Eggemeyer Fred Cutler Pete Lichtenfels
Men Harold Gillis Hob Tomlinson Kay Lichtenfels Brandon Griffls
George Hodge
raul James Carl' Eprgemeyer Ralph Himea Uay Newruann Morris Haner Myron Malsby
Tamboes First Row Chorus
Eddie Wilson Ray Weeks Joe Wessel Frank Holland George Weaver Edwin Price Robert Huen
Second CWrs. Plair Root. Royd Jack L'liick John Shroyer Clarence liorg Herb Vin i:tten l-.Ill Freide Carl payer Harry Smith LoRoy Harding
Bones
Row Chorus tli ant Fry 'IIh 1 old Yea ger Jefferson Meyers isfiw Iliff Howard Hunt E E EgKrueyer Webb Pyle Walter ilutton Einmctt Barrett Frank Straytr
Minstrel Programme Opening Chorus End Song "Sweet Mamma Tree Top Tall" Harold Gillis Ballad "That Old Irish Mother of Min2" Edwin Price End Song "I Wish I'd Been Born in Borneo" .... Bub Tomlinson Ballad "In the Garden of My Heart" . Robert Huen Eccentric Soft Shoe Dancing . . . Pete Lichtenfels, Brandon Griffis' End Song "Save a Little Dram for Me" .... Walter Eggemeyer Ballad "My Sahara Rose" George Hodge End Song "Who Darkened de Hole" Harry Frankel Ballad " Tis An Irish Girl I Love and She's Just Like You". Frank Holland Finale Gillis, Wessel. Frankel INTERMISSION Overture Murray Orchestra Glen R. Crum Director Marie Keller Jessup. Organist The Overture to William Tell, by Rossini, is characteristic of life in th Swiss Alaps. The opening depicts the dawn of a new day: thn the Rans des Vachcs. or thp calling of the sheep and goats on the mountain side. Suddenly distant rumbling herald n threaten-. ing storm, growing louder and louder as it approaches, until, with a flah of lightning and a crash of thunder, we find ourselves in the mi 1st of an Alpine storm. The storm pa-cs over ' and gradually recedes, giving way to the cr.ln and peaceful quiet of dawn. The trumpet call to freedom is a fitting climax to the best known composition by the greatest of air Italian composers.
EDWIN C. PRICE
Big Street Parade Monday Promptly ai
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EMMETT S. BARRETT
ROLAND S. BALL
C. A. BLAIR
MORRIS F. HANER