The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
Please Large Audience at St,
PatriCk'S Day Entertain
ment at Theatre,

Children, four score of them, dressed in
a profusion of colors, made merriment
last night for a large audience at the
Salt Lake theatre in the benefit concert
for Kearns st. AIMS Orphanage given
under the direction of Miss Nora Glea-
son. The Shamrock girls, the little tots,
and st. Mary's and St. Lawrence's jul
nior choirs filled the stage from wing to
wing and in their final chorus singing
children sang well and acted out their
chOruSeS in a manner to delight the en-
tire audience. The little performers were
assisted by Mrs. Edward McGurrin, who
rendered The Harp That Once Through
Tara's Hail. and Believe Me" on the
harp; II. s. Ensign, baritone and the
imperial male quartette.
The audience that listened to the pro-
gramme was hearty in it's appreciation.
The little tots were called out time and
time again and they were oil tired out
after they had repeated their chOruses
to the audience.
There were numerous features in the
entertainment, too many to mention for
they all did well. They sang praises to
St Patrick the Shamrock and to Ire
land. Florence Locke, a tot or years,
sang 1.-The Dear Little Shamrock" in
chorus with the St. Mary's junior choir.
Little Miss Locke also sang Our Old
Man. and was encOred to sing over again
and again.
Little Helen Pfister gave in song dia-
Iog1e where's NV Cat and she was as
sisted by her kitten, decked in green
ribbons The St Pab .cks Day parade,
consisting of forty boys. blessed in silk
hats frock coats and carrying canes, was
another feature George Hobush. Edwin
Smith and Robert Williams Sang Tom
nv Was a Bad. Bad Boy" assisted by the
other members of the chorus
Miss Gleason was assisted by Miss Mar
garet Free. Edward Fitzpatrick Nor
ris Andrews, George klfnk ana Van
MidgIey assisted on viOlinS-
The following was the programme:
1.-The Dear Little Shamrock ..-..--.-..
Florence Locke and St Mary's Junior
Choir.
when the Rent Comes Round.
Gladys Hegney and Margaret COnnel-
ley.
Mile Williams and Shamrock Girls
Oi T,o Itettl Boehler, Eugenia Mercier and
Little Ones.
'. 49,. Pupils from St. AIMS Home
irish irish l;;,,tr song; o,1i ''-'-
MARIAN Mcdonald and Little Ones
Salt Lake Theatre orchestra
s.The Harp of Tara's Hail. (Taylor);
Believe Ne" TAYLOR 49,, $500.
We're in ireland Tonight" dedicated
to the Rt Rev. L. Soanlan-
Charter Song of the naritable Irish
Society of Boston.
Come Back to Erin CAIoore) ...........
.........M Mr.. II. S Ensign
Kathleen Mavourneen' (Shadrick,
Killarney $1,000 Imperial Quartette
Irish Melody -..-.........--.. .-:.-.-....
Isabelle Higgins, Martha O'COnnor,
Grace Sullivan and Junior Choir.
'sOur Old Man $1,000 Marguerite Locke
"Bendemeer's Stream" - illie Williams
sFairies of ITeland's Day" ....--.-..-
Eileen Mack, Elsie Aures and Lit
tie Ones.
St Patrick's Day parade.
Tommy Was Bad. Bad Boy
George Hobush. Edwin Smith. Rob
ert Williams and st. Lawrence
Choir.
Final chorus and tableaU .-.--.--------
Columbia. Miss Brooks; Shamrock
Girls Florence Sullivan. Mazda
Hegney. Florence HallOran. One
hundred and fifty children.
little Numbers by Little People:
Yankee Doodle BOYS" ...--.....-.......
.............G Gladys and Emily Kelley
Irish Molly o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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