Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29
SI.AARYS SSCHOOL OPERETTA.
THE TYRoLIEN QUEEN AND
FAIRIES PLAY.
Splendid Entertainment By The School
Children Beautiful Stage Ef.
feciS - Pleasing
TabIeauN.
PERFORMANCE WILL BE RE
PEATED TONIGHT.

A modest little Tyrolien Queen with
a sweet voice, pretty maidens, beau
tiful fairies, dainty shephordesses,
frolicsome boys out for a hunt, picture
sque gypsios, handsome stage settings.
myriads of electric lights, flowing
fountain and beautiful woodland
scenes --all, all won't TO make up one
of the very best entertainments ever
given In Annapolis, that which was
given at st. Mary'S Hall last night
by the pupils of st. Mary's parochial
school.
In even tho most minute detail the
entertainment was marked success.
No pains were spared in making it,
SO. What is known In theatrical par
lsnoe as the "stage business was
Nultless and the good work and ex-
collont result reflects credit on the
teachers OF the school, the good Sisters
OF Notro Dame. Tho Sisters work
long and faithfully With the school in
all of It's departments, and an enter
tainment such as given last night
shows faithful and painstdking train
ing. Every word, every gesture, every
movement shows care and diligent
practice. the result of hard work.
Much OF the program was the com
lVNitlVh W WV 1ANtNA N'NIN W Nv
Is a genius and an artist. The well
come song by about sixty children
TO the tune America in honor of
Father Rector, was composed by
tho Sister. II was n complete surprise
to Rev. Father Ianley, who had seen
tho children rohearse the play, but
did not know there was to be well
come song for him. The Father Rec
tor Is at the head of the school. The
accompauist of the evening was Pro-
fessor Zimmerman, and portion of
the Naval Academy band furnished
orchestral music between the acts.
This music was one of the many de-
lightful features of the program.
The operetta, which was in four
acts was beautifully staged. The
woodland scene with natural flowers
and vines was very effective. The
electric lights were beautifully arr
ranged by MIR. Raymond Connell. In
the last scene the Stars and STRIPES
in electric lights representing the way
ing of Old Glory, and the shield in
colored lights were most beautifully
designed, as was the summer house
of autumn leaves covering the lattice
work, through which CLEANED many
colored lights. The arrangement of
flre-flies in the woodland was especial
ly effective and the gypsy camp was
most picturesque. The following
was the cast of characters
Tyrolien Queen -Mollie Taylor.
Maids OF Honor--Claire Denver,
Bessie Thomas, Catherine Wiegard.
Leila Sanders.
Gypsy Queon--Miss Gertrude Lutz.
Captain of Tyroliens samuel Lorea.
Queen OF Fairies--Agnes Wiegard
Pages and Guards George Woelfel,
Anthony Torentino, George Gebhard
Lawrence Davis, William Sanders.
ryrolien Maids--Sarah Woolley,
Anna Lutz. Lillian Armacost, Lulu
Woolley, Marie Lee, Mary Flood,
Mary Cecil. Laetitia Farrell.
Gypsies--Louise Stehle, Bernardine
Frank. Laetitia Farrell, Mary Flood,
Bertha Steward, Mary Frazier. Mil
dred Brady, Florence Middleton, Fran
els Bailey, Charles Denver, William
Riordan, Earl Brock, Peter Macaluso
Valentine Thomas, Robert Hogan.
Hunters Fred Flood, John Boucher,
Andrew Kramer. Bernard Brady,
George Reitz, John Musteramn, John
Kimball, Raymond Morgan. Louis
HOff, John Geoghan.
Fairies--Lena Iutz. Frances kra-
mer, Margaret Woolley. Constance
Brady, Catherine Musterman, Lena
J.orea. Violet Martin, Marie Schnei-
der. Helen Wilson, Fayetta Tolson,
Nellie woolley, Emily Rosati, ALPHA
Turner.
Angel of Peace--AIiss Agnes Quinn.
Justice--Miss Gertrude Lutz.
Iiberty--Miss Gertrude hayden.
Sailor--Frank Connell.
Soldier George Kalusky.
Little AngelsE-C Catherine Musterman,
Helen Wilson.
Prisoners Lillian Armacost, Mollie
Taylor. Mary Flood, Louise Stehle.
Lulu woolley, Laetitia Farrell, Ber-
tha Steward, Anna Lutz, Sarah Wool
ley.
Miss Mollie Taylor. who was the
Tyrolien Queen, sang very sweetly and
acted very modestly. She was nicely