Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-20

THE SPANISH DANCE. Mir. Howell. Miss Downs,
 Mir. Altsehul, Miss Mathews,
 Mir. Osborne, Miss Blum,
 MT. Bluthenthal, Miss Hanf.
 PART III.
 THE NEWS BoYs-1492
 Misses Boone. White, Fox. Alt schul. Thompson, Merlo.
 THE NIINUET. Mir. Hammett, Miss York.
 Mir. Davis. Miss Collier,
 Mr. Franklin, Miss Dreyfus,
 Mir. Howell, Miss Thompson. Mr. Edwin J Kerwin. introducing MT. Fred Meyers latest and greatest success, "Play dat Rag Time, Play it Right
 THE DAIRY MAIDS. Messrs- Misses
 Hammett, Boone.
 Benton, Kenward,
 Hut, Thompson,
 Altschul, Altschul.
 THE PlCKA NINNiEs. Mareic B Atkinson, Goralee Buck. tIenrietta Taylor. Vera Friedman, Fannie Hardin, Irma Grace, Mildred Buck, Myra f<enYard.  The fete opened with the May Car nival and the little tots conducted themselves with the grace and self possession of more perienced heads. Their gay costumes and graceful movements made very Hleaslng and pretty picture.
 The Merry Tobogganers, q num- her of young ladies attired in white costumes, were q very pleasing spec tacle. Their dancing and marching and evolutions were very graceful and attractive.
 The Hornpipe dance by little Misses Coralee Buck and Irma Grace was u most delightful feature aud their dancing was almost up to the pro- fessionai.
 Then followed the Polo dance, which was something neQ and was q very pretty spectacle. The performers carried polo raekets and wee dressed ill fancy costumes. Dnrirg the dance they assumed a number of graceful grauas which were highly appIauded by fle audi ence,
 The Garland dance WIS ot of the prettiest and most graceful features of the evening, and the revolutions of the attractive young ladies were very charming.
 The Rainbow dance by a number ot little girls was very delightful The dancers were dressed in all the colors of the rainbow, and presented very brilliant spectacle.
 The skirt dance by Miss Angie Mer- To was equal to half tke professional dancing seen at the opera house and the } oung lacy was highly applaud el.
 The vocal solo. "Tte Bobolink, :" by Mr. Cred DiIley, was Il p!eas&nt diversion, and added variety to the entertainment. She was in excellent voice and was forced to respond to an encore.
 The "Butterhy Dance" by little Idalia Roth was pleasing divertise- ment and the beautiful and graceful dancing of the little lady was loudly applauded.
 The specialties of Mir. Ed. J. Ker- win also formed a pleasing diversion and variation of the program. Ed is at home on the stage or any where. and his movements were very stage like and graceful. Ei ought to join Fields mnstrels.
 The Wood Nymphs in their gay costumes and the Spanish dancers in gaudy attire were also two very de- 1 llightful features. Tue same is also to be said of the News-Boy dance, whose sombre habiiaments were in striking contrast with the many gay costumes worn during the evening. The minuet has not lost it's charm. It is as pretty and as graceful q dance as it was in the days when Washing ton danced with Nellie Gus ter. The minuet dance last evening was very pretty. The dancers wore the costumes of their fore athers,and the periwig and khee pants are not so bad aiter all The young ladies in the minuet were very prettily attired