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NevJ Year Vaudeville
I :	San Quentin, Cal.
1923
NEW YEAR'S DAY><zzx
SAN QUENTIN
PRESSSan Quentin, California
NEV YEAR’S DAY
Shew Produced and Presented
MR. HARRY ETTLINGp:v 1 ■ -11«» wjijjF1 *	-. -V
Stage Staff Directing the Sho^
“Hitch” King, Master of Ceremonies
Adolph Dohring	*	- Stage Director
Local No. 16, Theatrical Stage Employees
Howard Nowell -	- Master Electrician
Local No. 16, Theatrical Stage Employees
Andrew Russell -- : *>	Master Carpenter
Local No. 16, Theatrical Stage Employees
Harold Wolfe -	- Master of Properties
Local No. 409, Theatrical Stage Employees
Ernie Hoffman -	Operator
Local No. 162, Moving Picture Operators
Golden Gate Theatre Orchestra
CLAUDE M. SWEETEN, Musical Director
ADOLPH RENNER, Violin
FRED KIRWAN, Piano
JESS WILLIAMS, Cello
CHARLEY MAURER, Bass
HERBERT BELLSTEDT, Flute
JULIUS BACJLINt, Clarinet
JIM ICEC, Horn!
FRANK WEBER, Horns
FRANK WESTOVER, Trumpet
HERBERT WILKINGS, Trumpet
EDDIE SCHRAMM, Trombone
RICHARD WILSON, Drums
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APPRECIATION
ALL the prisoners who were in San Quentin on
New Year’s |teppjoyed the vaudeville show
jlhmens^fe, and they have asked me to exprdsstheir
appreciation th^f#-who so kindly contributed
to Ueir plepiy%, &0$fCglarly to Mr. Harry Ettling
who pi*iyi£d and produced fHffJftow and secured
the acjSTfrom margptheatres and booking agencies.
To Mr. Harry Ettling who worked Jjgj untiringly
to seciJra.T^ «nsAy ^ne features on the program;
to the Musician’s Union of San Franjjpl&^ocaT
Mr. Cl«de M. Sweeten, gjbnductor, and
all the	fine orchestra; to the man-
agers jtf the many theatres, and the booking,
agencies fbr5 their ctftirtesy in sencj$i$g so many
goocpi^-^W>4^Stage Mechani&fcof Local Nd?u 6,
I. A. T. S E., ana tp^t^e Operators of Locar^o.
162; alijpfe all dt the performs who contributed
their taltip& io* Mr. Adolph Dohring, Stage Man-
ager, whe^io e0c|ertti3^directed the «Trying out of
the progijijrh*' and to all thl^e who rifl&cll- part and
who coutl*ft»ted their talents for our pl^jGure, we,
of ^ttvi^9e|PtiQ, express our sincere appreciation
and wW!p||ie4$$ i£&$te^'Mnd happiness.
JAMES A. JOHNSTON, Warden,
San Quentin Prison, California.

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VAUDEVILLE SHOW NEW YEAR’S DAY, 1923