Telegram-herald., 1889-11-07
The FLYING FEET
The Gorgeous Robes and Faces
sweet AZ the Kirmss-
A PRETTY AID PLEASING SICH1
The OPsaiaE sfsht sf The kirmes
spfsadid saceess-fhe Daaeers Wen
. Trained and Beautifully COst4Iasd
-EKcs4leaL u as4g.


Exceeded Ia briIGancy and grandeur
any entertainment ever before or since
attempted ~ local talent. AZ that
r4e the dances were accorded the
highest praise and deservcdly so. But
l0e dances as gwen last night, again
uals tae immediate direction OF the
Ns Gage and Benedict, Gar exceeded
t.r tlmos, perfect eyolut.ons Which
Her presented o. countless throng. At
Halmaa- Han.
I.er. have aeen times when Powers
d. era House has seated a larger audi-
-ace, more is tAe pity, though the
l.lse was fairly We'll filed last night.
All the box seats were occupied. Or.
and Mrs. Campbell FAIR, Judge and
Mrs. II. F. Seyercns, Mr. and Mrs. W.
= Hul and their guests, Mrs. l.
T. Messmore and daughter, Mss
Maggie; Miss Jane Freeman and others
in luu dress sat IN the box seats. The
fue audience was composed largely OF
the elite OF the city. Ou either SIDE OF
the stage were banked great MASSES OF
chrvanthemums, viii b added greatly
o. toe beauty OF tho scene.
To was fully $50 O'Clock when the
curtain rose ON the grand opening tab
lcauN. The dance of the Flowers and the
Bees followed. and was one of the pref
test and most unique dances ever pre-
seuted. The costumes were elegant and
q - f.f
flower k gauze, over which the emer-
aid satin calyX fell IN graceful outlines.
Each girl bore alOft 2 sCmi-c.r .rCul3T
wreath OF brilliant cOlOrcd flowers.
-Four little busy bees attred IN lefty
gauze gaily emblazoned with yellow
stripes across the front. wended their
merry way IN and about the flowers,
them ,ilvcry wings standing ont IN bold
relief. The following are the names OF
those Who danced with the flowers and
bees, conspicuous among them being
Master Freddie Berger, who, IN the role
of a yellow Jacket. made careless and
merry hum with the rest:
MAY Merrill. jamie Mckendry, Maud
Underwood. Florence Chase, Blanch
MyudcrhOut, Irena TOllett, Maud Cart
right. Blanch Mould. Ethel Williams,
Edwma Uhl, Ncttie Gill, Lizzie Under
wood, Marion FOllett, Celia Beneke,
Florence Cartright.
The bees were: Freddie Berger, Carrie
Ward. BlauCh Falls, Myra MIlmine,
Charlotte MunsOn.
\ genuine surprise was sprung upon
the audience when Miss Nella Baker,
who came forward upon the boards,
took the nrst few stops IN the Scotch
dance. The Young lady danced with
ease, grace, abandon aud perfect mod
Csty. receiving q much meuted encore.
OF the Indian dance but little can be
said, except that 10 was an Indian
dance. The costumes were TICh and
appropriate, the Young braves being
logged ont I'm what seemed 10 be a con-
CiomeratiOn Of buckskin fringe, war
paint and turkey tail feathers. Miss
Louise Wooster, as the Indian princess.
carried the part exceedingly well and
created a favorable imprcs ion. Writ
ten D Eggtsh the names of the braves
w01.d look something Ike this; Miss
Woo ter, Indian princess; Mr.. Foster,
chief, Meesrs. Hopkins. Fife. Elliott,
Towns, smith, Worien. Hunt, Weston,
arce. Brgo Mcbride, Ge.e.
The song. "Joh0uio Jones and HIS
,s.sr sue, who ate apeach of emerald
Lur. rs gwen hy VI N.-s Lena Belle Bridge
man and Master Lon Ewing, was one OF
tla gems Of the evening. Even Patti
Hos1. who knows so well how 20 take
cr audience hv storm, W ght look with
olu ration upon the grace and ease
w', winch lt,.e Lena carried her part
Master fSr-s agony after having