Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-11-17
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sDream.r A large audience was present last night at the Opera-house to witness the performance of a "Dream" which was presented by home talent, for the benefit of the Trinity church. The play was a grand success--fnan- cially. The following is the program and cast as presented:
 CAST OF CHARACTERS, Diana, Goddess of Hunting .....s,........ Pandora. statue made by Vulcan Galatea. Maid of the ocean in I love Sail With p'o anhdns EndymRliDn Ri%er od dt Miss JeRne Athemer Endymion, Prince who cried for the - moon Frank Morrison Cupid. God of Love .......... .Hennie Altheimer Vulcan smith and Artist of the Gods , Aetaeon, U tresspasser, in famous pickle ...s.s....-, ..-....s...-.;; A. s. Knox Minerva, Goddess of wisdom Rmms RDas @Ieee Whi1e Arethnsa, surnamed the .'Saucy.'
 ....-...............-....-..... Corinne Meyer
 NYMPHS.
 Annie Noel. Alise Loving. Florence Miller, Ray Smart, Eva Mann Mamie Boone Kate Knox, Maud wefch. Lucy Benton, Martha Valiant Katie Dixon. Carrie Greenfield. Fannie smith, Nina Weightman.
 SpRITES.
 Hite Small Mamie White Louie Donelson, Bernice Berlin, Fay Scull. Mabel Voss, Clara Stephens Anna Belle Taylor. Asa Tomlinson Jett Mills. Pauline scull, Alma Taggart. Efa Eula Ware, Pearl Gibson, Lillian Bronte, Nettie Grace, Nellie Johnson, Angie Merlo. Jessie Hafrel.
 MUSES.
 Lillian Atkinson. weodie Johnson Minnie Roane, Annye Holland Maggie Louthan, Oc-. tavia Boone. Bessie Mills, Emma McCreary Emma and Julia White.
 BROWNIES.
 Erslsine Hightor. Don Ringler Johnnie Merlo, Robert Oabanis, Ray Osborne, Thorn ton Johnson. Athal Townsend. Gaines Rob inson. Ralph Chestnut, Gerald Triplett, Cliff ton Howell. Don Atkinson. Oscar Moore, Her bert Trulock, Robert Lee.
 NEREIADS.
 Lutie Grace, Bertie Evans, Mollie Allen, Hettie Allen, Marie Matthews, Ida Small Ollie Ringler Laura Trulock. Mamie Mooney Mamie Rutherford, Alba Dewoody, Johnnie Boone. Emma Miller, Pearl Levy.
 PANTOMIMISTS.
 Bessie Downs. Miriam Porter.
 CLOWNS.
 Doc Saunders, Will Owen, Tom Green, Tom Moss, Porter Boyd.
 ACT |.
 SCENE 1. Home of the Nymphs. Hunting Chorus, "The merry, merry sounding horns Unhappy condition of the Happy Valley. Ar rival of Diana. Arethusa chased by d man. Pursuit Of the Intruder. Chorus, "Ceme let us sound the cheerful horn" Cupids pro logne.
 and Neriads In search Of Endymion. Cupid, Follow. follow, follow" Arise, arise, arfse'i SCENE 3. Galatea at home Tete-a-tete with Endymion. Drill of the Sprites. Love, yes. 'tis love"
 SCENE 1. Yulcan's Studio. Completion of the statue. At the command of Jupiter l SCENE 9 Convention of Muses. Poses. Toilet of the Bride and death of Iphegenia Chain Dance. Vocal Solo, Nellie Bawn. SCENE 3. Love making of Pandora and En- dymion. Galatea surprises them. Pandora gains worldly wisdom. The Graces in search from thy sleep, Joye's decree. Chorus Venus keep soft watch over thee" Steady, Boys, Steady"
 ACT ,.
 SCENE I. Actaeon and Alpheus enter Di- ana's Charmed retreat. AlDheus and his trials. "Cool him, sisters cool him." Cupid and his bow. The Brownies froiic and funny dance.
 SCENE 2 Summit of Mt Latmus. Endymion asleep. Diana's descent in the moon. "Yon sleeping beauty, must have kiss" Diana s magic power,
 SCENE 5. Pandora presented to Epimethus, Libations and Appeals to the Gods. 'Hew earnest thou by this Casket?" ##s SCENE f. Wedding Fete. Grasshopper di- yertisement. Clowns de grotesaue. Neriads Banquet Scene. Studies from life i'll panto- mime. Secret march. Prostration, Weari- ness, Recovery, Grief Laughter. Moekery, ACT 4. N
 SCENE I. .Alpheus continues his pursuit of Arethusa; laughing Seeee Daiana's love for Actaeon. With this donkey's head on. sure from a her % folly: "Ho, y Nymphs. g Undo ithe the spell" Actaeon loses his head.
 SCENE ,: Anxiety. concerning the casket. Escape of all sin and misery into the world. Desolatlon. Chorue, Because thou dost re pent thee" Minerva bids them Hope" En- dymion finds Diana. All are satisfied. Min The Story of the Play is founded on the mythologlcal tales told of Diana and Pan- dora. Originally Diana, under the name of Luna. was the divine personiiicaiion of the moon and was supposed to have her seat on it's silver throne. She was also the patron goddess of hunting. and had her favorite hunting grounds, which no men were allowed to enter. She punished severely anyone caught poaching in her charmed retreat. Among these were Aeteon,e whom she changed into stag. The story of her love hillside, is one of the many stories all of which were founded on some phenomena of nature. Ieus, offended that mortals should enjoy the heavenly fire stolen from Olympus. offered Vulcan to fashion woman of clay,of divine beauty, but possessed of all weak nesses as well as charms of human nature. The breath of life WAS breathed into the statue. and she was called Pandora, the all- gifted, and was conducted to Epimetheus. Although warned to accept no gift from the gods, he received Pandora into hls house and made her his wife. She brought with her a vase, the lid of which was to remain closed The curiosity of Epimetheus tempted her to open 1t, and suddenly there escaped from it troubles and ills and sins, from which man kind was never afterwards free All that re- mained was Hope.
 A poet factor in the play is Cupid, who with his bow and arrows causes Diana and her Nynphs to fall in lovewith llthat they behold" f#