Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-21
BRIGHT PUPILS.
The Children Of the Sacred Heart School
Give a Splendid Exhibition.

The Children oi the Sacred Heart School
Give a Splendid Exhibition.
Lothrop's Grand Opera House was filled
by an apprecistive audience last even ing
TO witness the exercises connected with
the fourth annual commencement OF the
Sacred Heart parochial school. The en-
tertainment was very good and was freely
applauded by the parents and friends OF
the pupils. Rev. M. Fitzgerald and his
assistant, Rev. A. Hurley, were inter-
ested spectators throughout the evening.
Three boxes we're taken respectively by
the officers of the Temperance Society,
Catholic Knights and the Christian Doc
trine Society OF the parish.
The opening chorus by the girls was
very good as was also the chorus OF the
boys class. The recitation "The Toad
Stools" by three little tots with sun um-
brellas was a comical and laug hab BILE affair.
The tam BOURNE drill was also very good.
The recitation, "The Irish Philopher," )"
by Master }. Gsrvin was excellent.
The drama, "Kat hleeen," was we'll car
ried out, and particular credit should be
given Miss ID. Feeney, Miss NJ. O'Connor,
Miss NJ. Bsllew, Miss q. Gsriepy and Miss
M. McAlice.
ts
Michael's," was a good effort and the
girls i'm white dresses with red ssshes and
caps were beautiful sight. A little tot
sang quito clear and sweet "W hat Would
You Take For Me, Papa ?" and 1t is safe
10 say that the price would have to be
high. Master s. f. Reilly acquitted him
self creditably In the recitation entitled
"The Polish Boy"
Miss Smith tnnk tho hono.s 90 ,ko
evening In her character acting of Com
ing thro' the Rye" Instead of singing II,
every verse was acted out and danced and
she did II most gracefully. Even the
reaping was splendidly done aud In ex-
cellent time.
The Fairies, under Miss Smith as Queen,
did some very good dancing also.
Masters j. CroWell and j. Rock, In a
matrimonial sketch entitled "No," eIic.
tied roars OF laughter.
The closing piece was an Ella Dorate tab.
leau by the children, entitled "America. +"
The entertainment was alike credita BILE
to the pupils, the school and their In .
structors, the devoted Sisters. Following
is The programme in full:
PART FIRST.
Opening Chorus. us...................,."I ."IIall Us ~
'tr' etlnR'. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Misses T.. McGulnness, Muri nv, Carthy,
Alsworih, Mack, Bnrns aud DIV CT.
Dis"ourse.. Master ~ Reilly
Chorus, "Memo,ies". es".................. Cinss
Recitation. Don't '...... Master W CorrIgan
Vocal Duett.................... ."Gentle Facsa''
Misses l.. Grant aud r. Mclaughlin.
Recitation, TOAD stools" ...... Little Tots
TambourIne Drill...................... Juniors
RecitHtiOn.... ,,.,........"I ish Philosopher"
Master j. Garvin.
Drama "kathlT en-, or the Cost Of "A Promise"
Chara aeters-KHthleen, Miss Margaret Pow.
ers; Mrs. Connors, her mother. Miss Sarah
Doyle; Granny 9iiligan, apple woman, Miss
ID. Feeney; Loda, violin player. Miss NJ. Lon.
eI gan; Lola, dancer, Miss NJ. O'Connor; NJ y.
Royi lton. Mrs. CDnnors' wealthy sister, Miss
NJ. Bellew, Ethel ana Lucille Roy yalton,
neices of late Mr.. Royalton. Miss NJ. Brennan
and A. Martin; Madam Felic", attendant,
Miss G.. Gariepy; TJpsy. maid to Ethel and
Lucille. Miss NJ McAlice; Magistrate,
Miss l.. Kiernan; Guards, Messengers, Lit.
tie Girls, etc.
synopsis--Scene ! Mrs. Connors' Cottage;
Scene 2, Public PARK; Scene 5. Mrs. Royal.
tons parlor; Scene 4, magistrates ONCE;
Scene 3, Mrs. Royalton's Room
Finale.......... ........Instrumental Duett
Misses NJ. Bellew and NJ. Brennan.
PART SECOND.
Recitation. ."IIow lie Saved 81. Michaels"
Glass.
Song .."What Would You Take for Me Papa p"
Miss J. Martin.
"Coming Thro' the Rye"........ Miss N. Smith
Recitation. n................... ......."Polish Boy"
Master $. Y. Reilly.
Lost Among the Fairies.
Charactc crs-hisses X. Clark. II. Haire, NJ
McLinden, NJ. MoAlice. NJ. Burns. q. Dwyer
and n. Smith.
"No". Masters J. CrowelI and }. Roc
"farewe ......................... Little Tot \