Evening journal., 1907-05-24
FOLKS
Sing And DANCE
Fine Exhibition Gwen at Miss
MCCIaFfeTty'S Carnival
In Opera House

Stage pictures made up Of prettily
costumed boys and girls and some
dainty dances by the youngsters feat
ured the eleventh annual May Carnival
of Miss McClafferty's classes at the
Opera House last night. 1t surpassed
AN former carnivals, and the theatre
was crowded with parents and friends
of the children who participated.
The dances, from beginning to end,
were a succession Of beautiful move
ments by the boys and girls i'm pretty
costume, and applause was generously
bestowed. The dances were original
with Miss McClafferty, who also had
drilled the children to the point of pro-
ficiency that would rival that of pro-
fessionals. Music was furnished by
the First Infantry Orchestra.
Pleasing vocal numbers in the course
of the evening were given by Miss
Margaret Braunstein. Miss Bessie Bon
ner and Miss Jean Boyd, and Miss
Anna Coke contributed a skilful Rus
rian dance and shadow dance. While
all the children acquitted themselves
i'm excellent manner, it remained for
Mildren Lynn and George Alexander,
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They appeared in costume as Cynthia
and Reuben" and their dancing and
droll actions awakened a laundering
response of appreciation from the au-
dience. Madeline Keenan,, in the
Rough Rider dance, and little Jean
Goodman, with her Spanish dance, also
won merited applause by their dainty
work, as did all the others who gave
the feature dances. The program was:
Overture. Flower Assemble, Dance
OF the Rose, Miss Bessie Wilson; b,
song, That's What the Rose Said TO
Me" Miss Margaret Braunstein.
Sailors in Middleton Hanson,
John Kelly, Homer Ewing, Earl Ew-
ing. Harold r. Taylor, John Sullivan,
Charles Bulger, Sylvester Rogers, JOS
eph BarsSy. George Alexander; solo.
{ Master william BrincAle.
Rope Dance-Miss Marion Pizor and
Miss Marguerite German
Russian Dance-Missss Elizabeth
Kelly. Leah. Gilbrlde. Marguerite
Malone. Helen Springer, Eva Barsky.
Lavinia Denton. Jennie Altman and
Ethel Schopfer; (a) Trio Miss Rather
inc Kane. Miss Marion Briefly and
Master Homer Ewing; b. assisted by
Miss Anna Coke.
Little Pawnee Maidens- Bessie Wat
son. Marion Ward Madeline keenan,,
Pauline Blocksom. Leona Swinemart,
Helen Stuart, Elizabeth Ward, Mary
Shields, Anita Bradbury; solo, Paw
nee" Miss Bessie Bonner.
Dance of the Rough Riders-Masters
William BrinclSle. John sullivan, HON
er Ewing, Earl Ewing, Sylvester Rog-
ers, Harold r. Taylor, Middleton Han
som. Joseph Barsky; solo, Miss San
Antonia," Miss Madeline Keenan,.
Little Jap Maidens on the Cherry
BLOSSOM Grove-NIisses Kathryn Nc
Glinchey. Melville Bradford, Mary
Fitzgerald Majorie Lynch, Alice
Vernon. Bertha Ball. Rosalie Hitler
son. Beatrice Lafferty, solo, Sing
Sing sam a Sem, Miss Jean Boyd
In old Heidelburg-(a assemble,
Misses Bessie Ward: Marion Ward,
William Blickle. sylvester Rogers; (b)
duet. Katrina" Miss Katherine Kane
Miss Leah Gnbride.
Cupids in the Flower Garden
Misses Mildred Lynn. Jean Goodman
Mildred Mason. Naomi Schopfer. Marie
Kitchen. Marjorie Lynch, Elsie ALT
man. Katharine IIession; song. Love
Ne and the World Is Mine Miss
Margaret Braunstein.
Buck and Wing-Miss Katharine
Kane and Master Francis Kane.
Dance of the Clowns Master Will
liam BliclSle. sylvester Rogers. John
Newell. George Alexander Middleton
Hanson. Harold Taylor, Earl Ewing
Premier Dansuese." Miss Marion
Pier, assisted by Misses Jean Good