Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-10

led her in the first time she wore a
torn and ragged dress.
When she came back again she was
preceded by little Frances Saltmarsh,
who served as page. The hours carried
her In on flower-decked throne and
the time flares We're her maids in wait
ing. She wore q white satin robe and
q golden crown on her head, and was
altogether most digniied young per-
son. She did not look as IL she has
q day over three summers to her
credit and yet she gave her commands
as If she had made commanding u
specially for at least fifty years.
SO many things have been said about
the queen and you have not even heard
her name; she is Dorothy Alexander.
Bessie 5uskirk Is Child
Bessie Buskirk has the part of the
child.
Annie Schell Rowe, the bakers boy,
Is another diminutive maiden who
sings very sweetly. Little Miss Rowe
Is small wonder and she combines
with her sweet voice fascinating man
ner. Miss Rowe introduces the ginger
bread dolls and the candy dolls.
One of the candy dolls had a difficult
time to keep from peeping out from his
box and two or three times he yawned,
but people only smiled. Who could
blame small boy of five years, full
of life and vigor and bubbling over
with q desire TO know "what Is doing"
for not keeping quite still.
Fred Hamlin as Johnny the boy doll
helped DR.. Pillsly in his merrymaking,
but was very averse to taking the doc
tors medicine.
Robert Warren as Noah, Warren Gil
lelen as Mrs. Noah and Dwight Whiting
and August Murphy as Shem and Japh-
ct, kept the audience laughing all the
time they were on the stage. Cosmo
Morgan was Capt. Woodenhead of the
wooden soldiers.
The Shower Sextet
The shower sextet, in which the lady
dolls and the fops sang and danced,
made the hit of the evening. 1t was
something on the order of the Tell
Me Pretty Maiden" or Floradora fame
and each of the six little men and wom-
EN- who took part is an actor of merit.
Miss May Field Brown as the Spanish
doll had clever dance turn.
Others of the cast are FAIRIES of the
old clock-Hours One o'clock, Miss
Hazel Page; Three O'Clock, Miss Gene
We've Wilson; -Four o'clock, Miss
Marian Phlnney. Minutes: Dora
Thompson, Adelaide Shallmo, Vivian
Lewis, Mildred Mackie, Celia Van
Pelt, Aileen jolly, Lucille Langdon,
Evelyn Work, Mabelle Harrison, Doro-
thy Thompson, Noeline Gless, I<ath-
crime Leovy.
The three Jacks-in- the Box-Wilder
Bowers, Ralph Lewis, Jack Oberle.
Three Fops-Alfonse, Wilder Bow
ers; CASTOR, Jack Oberle; Leon, Ralph
Lewis.
Three lady dols-Araminta Adele
Bliss Arabella, June Gllpatrick; An
gelina, Leila Bliss.
Jap dolls-Edna May Murphy, Ger
trude Jolly, Ilene Brain, Geraldine Will
llams, Frances Hawley, Grace Pauline
Chase.
Candy dolls-Rosetta Ashton, Doro-
thy Bingham, Eugene Swift, Bert
Bingham.
Gingerbread men-James Tucker,
Marin Rivers, Lyall Hackney.
Marked down dolls-Juanita Crank,
Alice Russell, Jessie Wagner, Myrtle
Pessell, Dorothy Barton, Lucy Kiln
gelsmith, Cora Pressell, Geraldine
Brimhall, Mabel Seely.
Dutch dolls-Vantia Weller, Lucia
Railsback, Hazel Starer, Mary McIn-
tyre, Florence Phillips, Hazel Camp
bell, Cleora Miller, Bertha Hinkle,
Charlotte Wadsworth, Pauline Grant,
Henrietta Davies, Lucie Jones, Doris
Rhoades, Rita Morris, Grace Hack
ney, Madge Schalk.
lone Thompson, Frances STEELE, Ida
Marks Katherine Saxman, Myrtle
Ryan, Pauline North, Eleanor Heller,
Irma Reid, Edna Hackney, jeanette
Mackie, Marian Jones, Ruth Phillips,
Yolande Fiatte, Fannie Ellis, Marcella
OFT, Elizabeth Parsons, Anna Logan,
Aradean Schaad, Bertha Hoff, Edna
Allchim, Carolyn Woodruff, Emma
Cramer, May Parlter, Annie Laurie
Strauss.
American Beauty dolls-May Arm
strong, Susie Flanders, Lois Baker,
Helen Bryant, Gladys Eager, Marie
Haswell, Aurora Armstrong, Gladys
Smith, Blythe Webb, Louise LEM,
Gladys Gibbs, Gladys Edmonds, Alma
clown dolls = George Dromgold,
Lawrence Kirkwood, Fred Strauss,
Tin soldiers-Captain, Miss Mango
buffet, privates, Lutte Gillelen, Julien
Cohn, Stanley Tolley, Frank Black,
George Whiting, Tom Whitman, John
Derby, George Leovy, Eugene Smith,
Chester Eccles.
Wooden soldiers = Captain, Cosmo
Morgan; privates, B. j. Ijams, Harri-
son Bennett, Kendall Frost, Edward
Barmore, Ralph Wolstenholm, Vernon
Smith, Gordon Crazy, Alfred Hager-
man, Chauncey Hyatt, Paul Heron,
Mellon, John Colburn.
Band-Ray Glass, Walter Jensen,
Herman Grant, Ross Turner, Stuart
Werner, Eddie Elsen, George Crazy,
billiard Hube, Robert Elliott, Willis
Gates, Walter Parsons, Horace Peyton,
William Dolph, Robert Parsons.
Marines-Ed Mullen, William John
son, Harlan Peyton. Telford Cooper,
Camden Knight, Morris Well, Kenneth
Carey, Ed Hively, Louis Gable.
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