The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-12
ST. MARY's ACADEMY
The Pupils Give a Delightful Entertainment
at the Academy Music Last Night.
PRETTY DISPLAY BY LITTLE SOLDIERS
BENEDICT ArnoId's Treason Acted by
Company OF We'll Known ANN
tcurs-Thc House Crowded With
PeopIe-The Drum Corps and Phys
tcai Culture Glass Assisted.

A very large and enthusiastic au-
dience attended the musical, literary,
and dramatic entertainment given at
| the Academy OF Music last evening by
| the pupils of ST. Mary's Male Acade-
my, assisted by other we'll known To-
cal talent, and 1t is but fair praise to
say that every feature OF the perform
ance was excellent.
The entertainment opened with an
overture by the orchestra, which was
followed by the grand entrance march
participated In by something over a
hundred boys.-St Mary's caGets-of
which the following are the officers
Major. y. kevill Glennan; Adjutant w.
J. Shepherd; QuartertnuSter, Thomas
Hogan; Captain II. Jenkins; First Lieu
! tenant, NJ. Tarrall; Second Lieutenant
James Clark: First Sergeant, A. j. Car
roll: Second Sergeant. John Holahun;
geant Joseph Cayton; Fourth Ser
geant. G. Capps; First Corporal. j. ].
Callahan; Second Corporal William
Connolly: Third Corporal. r. Lawler;
Fourth Corporal G. Hudeins; Sergeant
Major, Jas. McISevitt; j. Lowe, ord
Barry, color sergcants.
Part second was the presentation of
the drama entitled Benedict Arnold's
Treason with the following cast:
Gen. George Washinst ton. w. a. Walters
Cen Lafayette -. Chas. A. Morrisett
Sir Henry Clinton ...... T.. c. Chlsnell
Gen. knphausen ......... e. +. Lawler
Gen rutham -.............. p. O'Rouke
G s,,,, Greene ............ E. T. Lawier
-, graves ...... w. II. Hannah
Col. Carlton convenience. c. S. NIiIun
Major IalmaSc ......... Harry Jenkins
Major John Andre ... Aubrey Butt
i5enedict Arnold ........ j. II. Fletcher
Van Vert ............ John j. oKeefe
j
Page to Sir II. Clinton IL. X. Glennan
Master chas. Andre, 1O-year-old
ro,, 49,. ..::,............T e: Hare
llezekiah Smith. n Troy :. j. ]. Clayton
Corporal of Guards f. Tarrall
Guards, etc
M. j. j. O'kecfc, stage manager
the Virginian regrets that II hasn't
the space TO Scy just how we'll these
young gentlemen acquitted themselves.
but 1t records with pleasure the ia ct
that everybody voted their renditions
as being excellent.
BETWEEN THE ACTS.
This is a ncw feature, but u capitol
one During the run Of the drama be-
tween each act, the following special.
ties We're given.
AcTI.
Laughing Boys Are We" Full Chorus
Selection-rhe Well OF ST. Keyne
..............: Walter Sharp. Jr
Put My Little Shoes Away"
Observation-Disclosures. Solo and Chorus
James BROMLEY.
Captain Molly. Louis Sharp
ACT III.
TN Tell Your Mother on You
.........;;;...;; Solo and Chorus
7. E. Hare.
Selection-"Boys' Rights" II. L. Brooke
ACT ".
Drum Solo, with orchestral ac-
compartment ......D Drum Corps
Every one OF these little people did
themselves credit and likewise their
prrcepturs.
The following is "a roster of the fife
and drum corps, which added not lii
tie To the excellence Of the programme:
Drum Major, 7. Ernest Hare
Filters: Leader. Dominic Toce; Fran
els Evans. George Holmes, Joseph En-
mis-. James Scul!iun
Drummers: Leader, John B. Lawler
Roy Buf!;in Leon Trudcwind, Michael
Giennnn, William Connolly, Lee Law
Ter William Green. Emmett Hogan
Fred. Barry. Harry Green, Paul san.
tos, Hunter Hogan, George Rebman
Physical Culture Class: Leader. Jo-
seph J. CaSton; John Lowe Lawrence
Kelly, Thomas McDermin. Hunter Ito.
gan. Mahcne Tarra!l, JAMES Barry,
James Clarke, Andrew Carroll. Fred
Barry. john b. I.awler. Dominic Toce
II. l.. Brooke. John Loughran. Thomas
Hogan, Edward lRhca. William Male
neY.
The entertainment as whole was cap
ital one. and applause was given with
out stint. and reflected great credi.
upon all concerned.
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