The morning news., 1892-02-09
LITTLE ONES AT THEIR BEST.
The Children's Entertainments Delights
TheAter Full OF People.


Israel was a decided success. 1t was taken
part In by ll2 children. The house was
packed. every seat being occupied ana many
people standing. The Hebrew Four Hun
dred were out, aud great many others
| besides.
The little ones cannot be too highly
praised for the manner in which they per-
formed their parts. Their sslf-possession
was wonderful. Doubtless a great deal Of
credit for the success of the entertainment
depended upon those having IL in charge
the ladies of the bands of the Daughters of
Israel, assisted by Mr.. ]. g. Haas.
The first scene was a tab!eau, "a Childs
Dream It was a beautiful picture with
nearly forty little ones, attired in lovely
costumes. as fairies and elves. 1t was taken
part IN by the following children: Sleeping
Ghild-Giadys LiPgman. Puck-Edlth
Robinson. Wood Elves-Arnand Berg,
Julian Solomon, Arthur Robinson, Harry
Praeger, Dave Roos. Warren Cohen.
Fairies-Valerie Stern, Fannie Philips,
Rita Roth, Eta LoYenstein, Jeanette
Well, Edner Meinhard, Mabel Cohen. Hazle
Cohn, Hazel Haas, Miriam Herman, Miriam
Lovenstein, Eunice Lippman, Sadie Muhl-
berg. Dora sternberg, Ada Ehriich, Tessie
Cohen, Birdie Amram, Addie Amram,
Ada Solomon. George Perlinski. Gladys
Birnbaum, Mabel Parnson, Vivian Stern,
Ruthie Ehrlich, Rita Mohr, Rita Gutmsn,
Stella Levy. The scene was loudly op-
plauded.
While preparations were being made fer
the next tableau some very pretty Hunga-
riaa dances we're given by the orchestra +,
which was composed as follows:
Piano-Miss Birdie Kayton. Flute-Ju-
liam Hexter. Cornet-Gus Kayton. VOL
ins-Edwin Frank, Herbert Kayton, Minnie
Perlinski. Carrie Kayton, Magnus Haas.
The tableau OF "The Slesping Beauty"
was taken part In ny the following:
uQueen--Nettie Utitz. King-Joe Myers
Sleeping Beauty-Gladys Lippman. Prince
Joe Solomon. Court Ladies-Hortensa
Stern, Helen Epstein. Dora Mendes, Norma
Eckstein, Helen Milius, Jeanette Herman,
Regina Krauss, Eta Cohen and Bessie Lii
ienthAl. Courtiers-EddIe Abrams. Alfred
Stern, Sigmund Berg, Edgar Worstman,
Jerome Mitchell and Herbert Gerst. Spins
ter-Alma Mendes Maids Of All Work
Tessie Hexter, TeS>le Rosenheim. Child
Lotta Eckstein, Footnan-Leon Stern.
Page-Julian Solomon.
It was the well-known story OF the fortu-
nate prince who wakes the sleeping princess
and her court from the s,umbers of hun
dred years into which they have been
thrown by the evil godmother.
The song, THE Cobbler," was very well
done by the following participants:
Cobbler - Joe Myers. Children = Edna
Meinhard, Fannie Philips, Rita Roth, Hazel
Haas, Rita Gutman, Miriam Herman,
Ruthie Ehrlich, Edna Lilienthal, Valerie
Stern, Jeanette We'll. Arthur Robinson,
Henry Solomon, Abraham Falk, Isy
Prayer Freddie Mil1us, Abraham Solo
mons.
''Do You Know the Muffin Man." was
given by nine of the sweetest cutess little
things even seen upon the stage, all seated
in row in high chairs and wearing long
white dresses. The applause and laughter
didn't "phasen them, not bit.
The recitations "The Widows Light ,"was
we'll given by Miss Benlah Hexter. She re-
sponded to an encore with "Similar Tastes. y
The scene IA German Peasant Fairn was
| taken part in by the following.
Old German Women-Alma Mendes,
Helen Epstein. Old German Men-Leon
Stern, Dave Worstman. Germans-Fannie
| Neuberger, Herbert Gerst, Viola Eckstein,
| Max Neuberger. German Childreu-Norma
| Eckstein, Norma Einstein. German Market
Women-Julia Michels, Mamie Cohen.
| Peasants-Tessie Rosenheim, Joe Solomon,
| Jeanette Herman, Alfred Stern, Tessie
| Hexter, Helen Milius, Viola Frank, Bessie
| Krauss, Ada Ehrlich, Magnus Haas. Helen
Binswanger, Sophie Wetherhorn, Hortense
Stern, Sigmund Berg, Estelle Gutman,
| Edith Robinson, Flo.rie Lillenthal, Jerome
| Mitchell.
Part second Of the entertainment opened
with "Alone Waltzes' by the orchestra
and the tableau, SLOW We Wish We Were
Big" was prettily rendered by:
The Envious Ones-Ada Ehrlich, Tessie
| Cohen, Julian Solomon. The Big Ones
Marie Ehrlich, Herbert Kayton, Eta Co.
hen, Fred Solomon, Helen Epstein, Alfred
Stern, Lolita Eckstein, Leon Stern, Carrie
| Kayton, Magnus Haas, Jennie Wetherhorn,
| Sgmund Berg, Sophie Wetherhorn, Joe
Solomon, Bella Enstein, Jake Smith, Irene
| 1annhz dyyiD ENutaiF, ,Ao,,
Joe Myers, Nettie Utitz, Willie Morrison,
Jeanette Hel man, Mamie Smith
| Decidedly the hit of the evening was the
recitation Of the "Minuet" by little Rita
Roth. Dressed in the style of three gener-
ations ago, with big fan in her hand and
her hair done in last century style, she told
how grandma did long ago" to the delight
| of the audience. Her self-possession and
sang froid on the stage wes something
wonderful. She was perfect little actress.
| The WAX Works" was one of the feat
ures of the evening. Tho characters were
splendidly carried ont by the little partici-
! pants As director Magnus Haas scored a
hit. The "Wax-W Works" were taken part In
| by the following:
Soap Bubble Blower-Lillie Traub. Artist
-Beulah Hexter. Amr'can Bootblack-
Edith Robinson. Base Ballists-Henry
Meinhard, Joe Myers, Herbert Traub
Edison's Talking Dol-Helen Milius. Prima
Donna-Marie Lippman. Amazous-Bella
Einstein, Blanche Mohr, Irene Jacobs. Dora
Perinski, Nellie Abrahams, Sadie Traub,
Bessie Meinhnrd, Theresa Hymes, Marie
| Enrich, Helen EinsteIn. Miriam We'll.
Annie Greenwood. Directors Assistants,
Smasher aud Breaker Misses Minnie Per-
linski aud Hattie Schwab.
The marching of the Amazons attracted
favorable attention. Their weheling and
forming were applauded by the military
men.
The entertainment closed with the
tableau. the death OF Minnehaha." The
characters were dressed in indian costumes
crouched or reclining around a fire with
the dying Minnehaha in the center and
Hiawatha standing near by. The tableau
was participated in by: Hiawatha-Edwin
| Putzel Minnehaha-Helen Elnsten. No
konis-Julia Michels Indians-Bella Elm
stein, Nellie Abrahams, Norma Einsteiu,
Julian LETTER, Eddie Engel, Regina Kraus :,
| Fannie Neuherger, Estella Gutman, Tessie
Hexter, Bessie Krauss, Mamie Cohen, Helen
Binswanger, Irene Putzel, Viola Frank,
Bessie Lihenchal, Eddie Abrahams, Flora
Llienthal, Jerome Mitchell.
The entertainment wes voted by all who
saw 1t to be the most successful of the kind
seen in the theater IN years.
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