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ABARET MINSTREL SHOW
STAGED AT EASTERN HIGH
oys' Glee Club Entertains Large
Audience With "Tuneful Songs"
in School Auditorium.
One of the most striking and unique
:hool entertainments in recent years
as chronicled last night when memer
of the Boys' Glee Club of Eastern
High School successfully staged a
ibaret minstrel show in the auditolum
of the institution, which was
rowded with admiring parents,
riends and publio school officials.
The show was titled the "Cabaret
[inistrels," and was replete with good
umor and a repertoire of tuneful
?ngs of the latest Jazz composlons.
The cast was composed entirely
f beys, half a dozen of whom were
arbed in female costumes. ; j .
John W. Murphy, the heavyweight of
hstern, in a role distihctly ail his
**. provoked continuous laughter in
riglnkl comedy skit. John L. Voger,
as "Mr. Pordval." sang a song,
Ky Rose of Testerday." with pleastar
effect.
Other member* of the cast were R.
ewis Davie, jr.; David I* Sandoe,
Fred C. Herxog, Raymond B.
utchtneon, Arthur Prender, Thomas
r. Hardy, Kenneth J. McAuliffe, Wilam
E. Fnrey, Lawrence R. Vermilon,
James Lee, Robert B. Dalglelsh,
Edwin R Snell, Herman P. Kassach,
Ellsworth J. Vlrnsteln, J. Gris>m
Harper, Ivan A. Krautti, Jesse
. Phares, Steven C. Moy, Edwin V.
teKenney, Edwin S. Moore, Clifford
Scott, H. Lee James, Alfred J.
oodman, Leonard P. Brenner, Albert
. Seller, James B. Love joy, George J.
eiger, Joseph G. Motyka, Leonidas L
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lursday morning at 11 o'clock at the
ghth Street Temple. His sermon'will
entitled "The Pilgrim and the Amerin."
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rt in Thanksgiving was urged last
tht by Lee Baumgarten, who stated
at "never in our history have we been
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as a congregation."
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