Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27

ButterfleS," Wnlcn represented UnaU wee
sovereign as sitting on her throne surrounded
by her subjects. During the tableau numer-
Gus merry dances are introduced, while the
characters are personated by the following
pretty children;
Titania, Queen of Fairies. ..... .Dollie Little
Cobweb, attendant of Titania. Blanche Her
Oberon, King of Fairies g. Harold Copeland
Heralds-Trumpcters. 80. Charlie Pratt pratt
Louis Pratt
Peers. Sammie Burns
Mark Coad
Crown bearer .......... Willie Burroughs
Culprit Fay: Samuel Morse
Mortal Maiden. Nellie Bell
Puck Harry Stephens
Sylphide Queen. .............E Edith Smythe
Queen of Sylphs. ..:.,..... .Dollie Little
Queen of Butterflies. Bessie De Bevoise
Butterflies Emma Moore, Lizzie Allen,
May Mount, Louise Turkey, Birdie Balback,
Georgia Smith, Beulah Dixon, Fannie Ward,
Leona Groves, Bessie Her, Thannie Aus
pacher, Blanche Miller, Agnes Jacobson,
Smith, Leah Black, Nellie Barnum, Edith
Schwartz, Helen Evans, Ethel Turkey, Dora
E lwald, Julia Armstrong, Clara Eastman,
Edith Her, Annie Morris, Lizzie Richter,
May Rogers, Agnes Levi, Stella Levi,
Keith, Elsie McKenna, Lillia Moore, Minnie
Beadler, Mary Hornaday, Ruth Mckarsland,
Ethel Forbes, Henrietta Reese, Ethel Whit
took, Mary Enwald, Della Kasson, Hester
"a lpi lAtiiS AO i'Ohi1 wa &a''I 'J Nho
bel Egbert, Kittie Hostetters, Katie Kasson,
Margaret Curtis, Jeanette Crandall, Helen
Curtis.
The second tableau was "a bright en-
broidered train of butterflies" in their
march, in which the guests, sylphs and
fairies were invited to participate. This
closed with the sylph dance by the follow-'
ing children: Grace Allen, LULU Miller,
Katie HELEN, Jessie Lovett, Mamie Davis,
Elva- Jones, Stella Heustis, Iva Kennedy,
Goldie Murphy, Fanni Gilbert, Anna Cum
ningham, Daisy Mans, Katie Creary, Gertle
Pugsley, Flora Roster, Emma Levi, Beulah
Sharp, Grace Leonard, Maud Her, Claudine
Foster, Ethel Geist and Birdie Higgins.
In the next tableau Elberon enters with
his fairy guard in attendance and Titania ar
rives, supported by her train, who join the
fairies in their grand dance.
Elfin danes: Queen Titania, Dollie Little;
Elins: Birdie Balback, Emma Moore, May
Mount, Birdie Higgins, Mamie Magrane,
Emma Crandell.
Fairy G~uard-Captain, Robbie Goodwin.
Guards: Joe Henion, John Groves, John
Lorimer, Clayton Goodrich, Daniel Arm
strong, Michael Clarkson, Harry Turkey,
George Meigs, M. f. Morrison.
Fairies-Tltania's Train Florence Drumm,
Hannah Kaltier, Fannie Ward, Marie Arm
strong, Maggie Macbeth, Faloolah Lovett,
Eva Kennard, Ora Moore, Kittie Smith,
Maggie Conway, Nettie Carey, Gertie Good
rich, George Smith, Helena Evans, Lille
Moore, Lille Allen, Hester Taylor.
This ends the first part.
The Maids Dance in the second tableau Of
the second part is a charming one, Dolly
Little and Florence Mulvey who took the
two leading roles astonished the audience
with the perfection they have attained in
ballet dancing. The most difficult of steps
and posturing were performed by them with
wondrous case and grace. Little Eva Ken
nard and Dora Moore, who acted as the
queens of the naiads, were without a doubt
..,n 80 .la .n,atttnut do n nun- Cnan nf m
entertainment given in this city. In this
scene these were participants:
Queens of Nalads: Eva Kennard, Dora
Moore, Emma Moore, Edith Schwartz, Leah
Black, May Mount, Mamie Magrane, birdie
Balbach, Jettie Keith, Ethel Turkey.
Sea Gods or Tritons: Ira Van Camp, Robert
Goodwin. Harry Stevens, Harry Turkey,
George Meigs, Raymond Kendrick, Mlchal
Cla-kson.
The Sylphid Queen in the scene is Ethel
Smythe, while those in the Sylph's dance are
Grace Leonard, Goldie Murphy, Maud Her,
Claudine Foster, Ethel Giest, Flora Rosters,
Beulah Sharp, Katie Creary, Emma Levi,
Ida Loring, Birdie Higgins.
The next tableau Is the floral dance in
which the participants holding large arches
of flowers in their hands present a charming
sight. TIL queen is Mabel Brown, one of
Omaha's ~prettiest and most graceful juvenile
dancers. AS usual. she won the audience.
The following were her attendance. Eva
htllildIhs lAt ANoid UNIV
Taylor, Ora Moore, Kittie Smith, BERTHE
Austin, Lille Moore, Grace Allen, Blanch
Trumbull, Belle Trumbull, Louise Miller,
Tracy Flynn, Thina Schmidt, Alice White,
Ida Robertson, Della Jones, Hannah frost
Ter, Selma Dalstrom, Bertha Meyer, Mamie
Carey, Louise Granden.
The fifth and final tableau was without
doubt the ~prettiest of them all, in which
nineteen girls pose gracefully, forming the
figure of u butterfly in the center of the
stage, using long scarfs of different colors.
Julia Mulvey was the center OF the inquire
and her attendants were: Frances Murry,
HELEN Burnham, Beulah Dixon, Lille
Groves, Thannie Anspacher, Agnes Jacob
sen, Lizzie Campbell, Leah Black, Maude
Parhtt, Fannie Kennedy, Edith Schwartz,
Ethel Turkey, Julia Armstrong, Lizzie Rich
ter, Jettie Keith, Mamie Kennedy, Agnes
Levi, Olive Lister, Mamie Kenny, Edith
Her, May McKenna, Katie Trumbull,
The pages OF the butterflies ball were
Charlie Pratt, Herbert Morse, Louisa Pratt,
Sammie Burns, Mark Coad and Willie Bur
roughs.
The parts recited at intervals were rem,
dcred by Julia Mulvey, who possesses UNI
usual powers as an elocutionist as well as a
dancer.
The presentation Of the play the first even
ing was married slightly by the plumbers OF
the scene shifter and orchestra, but the two
subsequent evenings everything passed of
smoothly. The acting OF the children was
throughout faultless. Prof, MARITIME, who
has had complete charge Of the entertain
ment, has accomplished a wonderful mark,
when the numerous drawbacks he has had TO
contend with are considered. He has won
for himself numerous friends aud admirers
m Omaha.
By request the performance is TO be re.
peated in a few days.
Unity Club.
The pleasant memories Of a successful
social season induced the Unity club TO give
an extra dancing party on Tuesday evening
at Masonic hall. IL proved TO be q delight