The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-01
KLEINE-KINDER CARNIVAL.
4 FIERY DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAIN-
 MENT ASS URED.

The Full Ore Rehearsal Last Night-Tha
 phrongs Who Attend This Afternoon and Evening Will be DeIighted-Features of
 the Show. fa
 Those who attend the "Kleine Kim der Christmas Carnival" which is to be given at the Hyperion this afternoon and evening under the direction of Miss Justine Ingersoll, will have treat un- equalled by any performance arranged under her direction. Every detail has been carefully looked after, and all agree that Miss Ingersoll has selected only the best talent obtainable. The full dress rehearsal took place last night at the Hyperion. The perform ance of Miss Edith Barr is something re- markable, and she promises fair to cov- CT herself with glory. La Camelia has left nothing to be desired in her dance. and too much praise cannot be bestowed on her graceful act.
 "The Ballet of Pierrote's' is the first number on the program. and it is a graceful selection which brings out many pretty young ladies. Those talk ing part are Edith Roy, Daisy Meyers Edan Craft. Libby Perrett, May Carr rola, Emma Well, Edna Joachinsons Clara Lchtenstein and Miss Edith Barr. | Tipton Slab, the snake charmer, per- forms an act which attracts no little attention, and his collection of the l ling Baby Ruth in her song, The Lily and the Rose" and her cute little danc- Hing will captivate the audience on her first appearance. Miss Jean Coburn and Miss Edith Barr has an excellent op- portunity in the "Fleuretta," a Dres- den china dance to show soma very | graceful steps. Robert Morgan will surely win the hearts of the youn A@nes in his clown act which Is rather uMque | and entitled Silence and Fun" Nissf May Carrola does remarkably wels taking the part of bride in ''V
 ding March" giving her thoughts aS
 progresses in the march. HIN | seven is given to La Camelia, whd
 no introduction. Diavolo in
 Panky" tricks will nystify the with some quaint tricks, putting for the time being the laws of and when he gets through one no more than before. Freddy O'f bootblack," is a part that Mis- Barr takes, and those who ha
 her say it is excellent. Fred gives a "sailor horn-pipe" whi
 for loud applause. ''The Fairy by Miss Coburn and Edith .Rss
 which Is sure to please, s-s alS5 tneif other parts. Miss Rita Smith sings a sweet little melody entitled, "A Board- ling schoops Delight" and acts her part splendidly.
 ''The Highland Dance" will surely be a success, and the little ones are sure to be at their best. "Christmas Bon- bens" is a pleasing finish to the enter tainment in which Hayden Cook repre- sents 1894 and Baby Ruth 1895. Those taking part.in the march are: May Car. rola Edith Roy. Daisy Meyer. Edna Joachinson, Emma Well, Libby Kava- nagh Edna Craft, Clara Lichtenstein, Lolo Schappa, Fanny Hodgdon, Gerty Roy, May Donnelly, Hattie Loeb, Clio Child, Edith Blydenburgh, Lillie Craft.
 The entertainment is sparkling with fun and deserves the grand succesF which 1t will surely have,as it Is entireAA ly original and is something that can be enjoyed throughout. Much of the success of the stage setting is due te the efforts of George Miller, who has left nothing undone in order to have the stage appear at its best
 Plants have been placed in a becoml- ing manner, and the fountain with the water darting from the statue is ai pretty sight. Numerous colored electric lights have been placed throughout the scenery and the effect is very pretty
 There are few seats left for the eyen- ing.