The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-06-22
The Cottage School Exhibition.

Antoinette Hall was crowded
last Friday night to its utmost ca
pacity by spectators of the closing
exhibition of Miss Sallie Shapard' 5
Cottage school. Not only were the
seats in the hall all occupied, but
the gallery was filled and many
were obliged to stand. The high
chacacter of the entertainments Civ
en- by the well-trained pupils of this
school rarely fails to attract the
attendance annually of all those
who have once witnessed the rich
performances of these bright little
people, who never fail to please
their hearers. Nor was the andi-
ence disappointed upon this coca
sion. The lengthy program printed
below was carried out without a
single mistake or the slightest bob
BILE upon the part of the perform
ers, who were greeted at the close of
almost every piece with the londest
applause by the delighted and at
tentive linteners. One or two en-
cores were heard. Showers of flow
ers fell upon the stage, and the
sweet little faces of the children
shown more brilliantly, and their
tender, Young hearts futtered with
joy as they received these tokens
of appreciation and encouragement
from mother and father and loving
friends. The little boys spoke
their speeches well, the little girls
recited, sang and played on the pi
ano well, the characters in the little
dialogues were sustained well, and
all that was done was done well. So
that the pupils not only acquitted
themselves admirably and enter
tanned large crowd for some two
hours, but they acted in a manner
that reflected great credit upon
their dilligent, efficient and affec
tionate teacher, who surely can but
be proud of the progress she has
made in the training of the precious
little ones.
PROGRAM.
March.
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The School Bell-Chorus ... School
Salutatory ....-.......V Virgil Porter
The Rainbow-Rec 800. Carrie Smith
Lazy and Busy-Dia Andrew Ballen-
tine, Guy Rainey, Walker Flournoy,
Elwool McCord, Joe Gross, Simon
Hymes, Virgil Porter, Harry Pinkus
and Henry Ferguson
Flora Waltz--Inst. Solo. Sallie Lou
McCOrd
Up in the World--Rec Anna McGrew
Hot-Speech Henry Myers
Ida Waltz . Howell Graham
Henry's Breeches-Speech. 80. Henry
Ferguson
The Picnic-Rec Margie Alexander
Speech observation-disclosures. Charley Cayce
We are Fairies of the Sea--Duett
Maggie May McCerd and Minnie
Myers
The Madman-Speech Laps McCord
The Loom of Life--Rec 80. Maggie
Black
Live for Something-Speech. Harry
Grandpa-Speech. Amos Richard
Now or Never--Inst. Solo. ..... Matte
The Letter-Dia. 49,. Ben Childers and
Kris McCOrd
The Pilot-Rec. Sallie Lou McCord
Never Mind--Speech Jimmie Cayce
I'm the Nerriest Girl that's out-Song
Margie Alexander
Willie's View OF amusements-Speech
Willie Jones
The House maids Soliloquy-Rec.
Laura Grant
It's Just the same as it use to be-Speech
Willie Sumpter
Whispering Waves-Inst. Solo
Minnie Myers
I'll be man--Speech. Joe Gross
A Old Fashioned Duet BY a number
OF girls and boys
The Editor-Speech .........- Elwood
McCord
Over the Garden Wall-Song Simon
Hymes
A Little Girls PIotest-Rec Annie
Who killed Tom Roper-Speech .. Ben
Childers
The Main Truck-Speech. 80. Guilford |
Wright
Carlotta Polka-Inst. Solo Maggie |
May McCOrd
The Old Fashioned BOy-Shesch. Guy |
Rainey
The Country Justice-Rec. 80. Villa |
Smith
The School Boy-Speech. .... Walker
FlOurnoy
No Sir--Duett. . Sallie Lou McCOrd !
and Henry Myers
A Boys Philosophy--Speech Andrew
Ballentine
How Columbus Discovered America
Rec -.....-..... Ida Goldsmlth !
The Ocean Storm--Speech ....-... Kris |
McCord
Just to please the Boys--Song =. Carrie
Smith
Mrs. Jonas Jones-Dia Villa Smith, |
Minnie Myers, Henry Myers and Willie
Sumpter
| told you so--Speech. ........ Hardin |
Winship
Valedictory .........-.. Simon Hymes
The Sleigh Ride-Chorus. ....., School
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