Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-09
SLEEPING BEAUTY LEGEND.
Reproduction Of Pretty Scene at the
Belasco Theater.

The juvenile legend of 1.-THE Sleeping
Beauty" with the fairy princess, the hideous
old witch and the pretty elfs and elflkins.
was presented at the Belasco Theater yes
terday afternoon by Miss Minnie Hawke
and her pupils. The stage pictures during
the actor, of the play with its many solo
numbers were picturesque. and in some
instances striking, and the work Of the
wee artists was frequently applauded with
vigor. The house was full to overfiowing..
Many of the costumes worn by the misses
and masters were both elaborate and APP
propriate to the fairy scenes.
The cast Of characters was as follows:
Princess Beauty, Miss Mildred De Hart;
Fairy Queen Heartease Miss Helen Lock-
ell; Prince Charming, Miss lmogene Tay-
lor; First Fairy. Miss Beatrice Cosgrove;
Second Fairy, Miss Ruth Shaw; Third
Fairy, Miss Marion Robinson: Fourth
Abrams, Harry Wells, Allen Dorsey, nam
ilton Bell; Maids. T. Eichberg, c. Chase,
z. Chase, and B. Coblentz
Following scene one in Fairyland, the fol-
dance (selectedD. Miss Pauline Sullivan;
song and dance, sympathy" Master
Harry Wells; song and dance, Dorothy
and Her Little Brown Bear" Little Dorothy
Garner.
The Indian village scene was a pretty
representation of a camp of red men in
the far west. Miss Adele Robinson was
the central figure about which the gayly
cad Indians cavorted and danced. She
sang with effect. the song Cheyenne"
The work of Miss Elizabeth Forney, who
was the premiere, especially her toe dane
ing was of high order. In her eccentric
toe dance she was. frequently applauded.
The speciality work of Irwin Cosgrove and
his sister Beatrice was encored. " -
Other, numbers were: Song and dance,
Bib Simmons, by Beatrice Cosgrove;
Yachting girl. Margaret HndSop nd
dance, Elizabeth Forney and Minnie Sax
ton; Spanish dance, Misses A. Robinson, II.
lockwood A. Howell and E. Pattison and
Masters Irwin Cosgrove and j. Mccain;
National Medley" Miss Elsie Sheetz; La
Parisienne," Miss Mary Mccain; Dance
F'antastique, Miss Margaret Tucker; Irish
jig Miss Edna Brown; .'Symposia," Miss
Edna Dorsey; paraso1 dance, Miss Eva
Vivian Pattison; La Jote Aragonaise,"
Misses M. Mccain, A. Howell, NJ Kirby,
E. Sheetz, L. Alderman, A. Robinson, d.
Iodgkin, Masters J. Mccain, 1. Cosgrove.
s. Brenizer; specially, Miss Elizabeth For
ney and Irwin Cosgrove; PAS Seul," Little
Helen Brown; Lovers Frolc," Miss Helen
Fischer, Master Audrey Fischer; fancy
Misses M. Mccain, K. Alderman. A. Rob-
inson. Masters j. Mccain, S. Brenizer, 1.
Cosgrove; "Fascinations" Miss Dorothy
Hodgkin; Highland Jette,' Little Irene
Poole; Scotch Fling" Miss Ruth Shaw,
Margaret Hudson, and Master Spencer
Brenzier; song and chorus, 1.-The Little
Chauffeur" Miss Mabel Kirby, assisted by
Misses E., Sheetz, E. Pattison, NJ. Mccain,
A. Howell, A. Robinson E. Dorsey, K. AL
derman; eccentric toe dance, Miss Elizabeth
Forney.
Dance of the seasons: Spring, Misses
Minnie SaxtOn and Edna Brown; summer,
Misses Thelma Eichberg and Barbara
Tharp; autumn, Misses Marion Robinson
and Margaret Hudson; winter, Misses Edna
Wright and Beatrice Cosgrove; Mephsto,
Master Joseph Mccain imitation of Geo.
M. Cohan in THE Yankee Doodle Boy"
Master Irwin Cosgrove.
Grand ballet of fowers-Poppies, Misses
r. Shaw, M. Sakton, NJ. Robinson, NJ. Hud-
son. E. Brown, p. Sullivan, B. Cosgrove,
D. Garner; daisies, Misses NJ. Trayler,. e.
Wright, E. Davis, I. Taylor, NJ. Tucker. j;
Poole, H. Fischer, H. Sawyer; roses, Miss
c. Livingston, G. Chapline, S. Chase, T.
Eichberg, E. Newman, B. Tharp, NJ. Stott,
M. Armstrong, c. Stott, E. Chase, X. Hodg-
kin; orchids, Misses T. Payne, p. Lock-
wood, E. Pattison, A. Robinson, E. Sheetz,
NJ. Mccain; pansies, Misses X. Alderman,
A. Howell, d. Hodgkin, E. Dorsey, M.
Kirby; premiere, Miss Elizabeth Forney.