The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-01-28

unnecessary with respect to those person
who took part in the rendition Of Parads
which was presented at the Opera Hous
4 four nights last week, as there could b
little exception in melting out praise t.
members of the cast, whose proficiency
won them rounds of applause. The apti
tude of few of the favorites for work il
this line was clearly established, and 1t i
quite likely their services will be in de
mand when other similar events are given
As the Burlington County Hospital wa
designated as the beneficiary, there wa
no trouble to dispose of tickets, the ad
vance sales being sufficient to ensure gooC
audiences each night.
Because of the snow storm on Thursday
night, the expectation that there would b
slim attendance and some absent per
! formers was not realized, as the house wal
packed and a greater number of people
appeared on the stage than at the previous
performances.
Parada, the beautiful carnival of opera
was presented in asuperb manner on Tues
day night and its popularity was establish
ed right at the beginning, thus branding
as untrue the maligning statements circu-
lated as to the unchaste character of the
performance.
The four parts, consisting of gems and
acts from the popular operas, magnificent
scenery and costumes, beautiful dances
and marches, choruses and fine stage pic
lures, were shown to appreciative au-
diences.
The concluding performance on Friday
night brought forth considerable merri-
ment, row of bald heads appearing on
the front seats-of course. During the
bidding for favorites, which cost five
cents per vote, the ushers could not get
around fast enough, and from all parts of
the house silver coins were thrown against
the drop curtain. These were gathered
in by Eckard P. Budd, the score being
kept by Edward II. Lewis. From this in
novation the Hospital received $40. The
newsboys won out.
To Henry H. Savage and Miss Barriger,
known as Jimmy the Tout and Shiety
Sadie, was presented bouquet. 1t came
from the bald heads, and consisted of a
cabbage head filled with lemons.
Henry H. Savage, on behalf of the per-
formers, presented handsome gifts to Miss
Beck and Miss Emory, the ladies who
promoted the enterprise.
The sum of $3.50 was Melted for the
hospital.
Following are the names of the perfor.
mers as they appear on the program:
PART 1.
l. Tableau. II. Fairies. III. Daisies-So-
loist, Miss Vauderveer. Nv. Flowers and
Bees V. Cindies. vi. Japanese. VII. Ga
vote. VIII. Newsboys. TX. Floral Arch.
PART II.
"HoME OF THE GYPSY BUELE."
I. Declaration of Queen, Miss Helen White.
III. Song-Moon, Coon and Little Octoroon,
Miss Laura L;ppincott.
III. La Petite Minuet, Miss Helen Atkinson,
~. Jimmy the Tout and Shifty Sadly.
V. Song-Gypsy Maiden /, Miss Helen White.
vi. Gypsy Dance.
PART III.
ga NIGHT IN CAMP"
PART ~.
/. Parasol Girls-Soloist, Miss Hannah
Moore. III. Automobile Girls. III. Nationals.
". Fishing, Miss Lippincott and Chorus.
V. Bellies. vi. Mandy Soloist, Mr.. Savage.
VII. Drill of Hussars.
FLOWER ARCH
Chaperon, Mrs. Henrietta Wills
Lulu Lippincott, Gertrude Wilkinson, Hal
cyon Mann, Mary Worlin, Edith Elberson,
Reeves, Martha Quigley, Josephine Pool, Lena
Wilde, Mabel Mullen, Anna Henderson, Elsie
Stockton, j ulia Bromskey.
PARAsoL GIRLS
Chaperon, Mrs. Edward 81. Lewis
Soloist, Miss Hannah Moore
Florence Mcflvain, Mrs. Herbert Kille,
Josephine Hendrickson, Helen Pumyea, Dora
Melcher, Musa Burtis, Marguerite White, Bess
Harris
Chaperon, Mrs. Benjamin Deacon.
Soloist, Mr.. Henry Savage.
Messrs. Evan, WOrrell, Pumyea, Gillian,
Vanderveer, Kille.
THE BELLIES.
Chaperones-Mrs Sutter and Mrs. Darlington.
Marion Cook, Gladys Vanderveer, Beatrice
West, Fayette Slimm, Edna Everline, Mnsa
Burtis, Vera Wells Frances Mason, Marion
Jones, Florence Pumyea, Anna Harris, Beatrice
Darlington.
Chaperon-Mrs. Sarah Risdon Lewis
Mary Assay, Elizabeth Darlington, Bertha
Mary ESerso1 ChaFlofSe gsz
Grace Fryer, Myrtle Friant, Winnie McClain,
Annie Grigg, Mary Flynn, Almetta Bowen,
FLOWERS AND BEES
Chaperones- A. L. Sailer, Mrs W. s.
Rendell.
Hand, Elizabeth Parsons, Virginia Homer,
Garbarino, Marguerite Sailer, Leila
Holeman, Anna Homer, I. Arthur Johnson,
Fryer, Edwin Hawkins, George F. Rendell,
clifford Heller, Raymond Faringer, Allen
Fen1more.
Chaperones-Mrs. Charles FL. Folwel, Mrs
Theodore Risdon.
SoloIst, Gladys Vanderveer Marion COOK,
Bess Harris, Anna Harris, Josephine Hendrick-
son, Ruth Hendrickson, Charlotte Onphant,
Theodore Melcher, Mrs. Herbert S. Kiile,
Helen Sharp. F.,p,rs
Chaperones-Miss Josephine Hendrickson,
Miss Elsie Hughes
Dennis, Bernidine Sherman, Glover Lippin-
colt Violet Lippincott, Margaret Aicott,
Loretta Reese, Vera Dobbins, Sophie Marshall,
Marion Sherman, Helen Atkinson, Grace
GYPsIEs
Chaperon-Mrs. W. 8. Kelley.
Queen, Helen White. Edith Kelley, Rena
Helen tippincott, j. Carr Gillian, Aubrey
Worrell, John Price, Her bert Kille, Nelson
Pumyea, Warren Vanderveer.
SPECIALTIEs
LaPetite Minuette-He ellen Atkinson. Johnny
the Tout and Shifty Sadie (Dance). Song
Moon, Coon and Little Qctoroon, Laura LIP
pincott. GYPSY Maiden Helen White.
AUTOMOBILE GIRLS
Chaperon-Mrs w. S. Kelley.
Misses Rena Deacon, Marion Deacon, Helen
Wallace, Sara Houston, Edith Kelley, mabel
Kelley.
HUssARs
Chaperon-Mrs w. s. Kelley.
Misses Evelyn Butterworth, Marion Deacon,
Mabel Kelley, Charlotte Oliphant, Hannah
Moore, Edith Kelley, Helen White, Helen LIP LIP
pincott, Madge Huff, Marguerite White, Cora
Hume, Laura Lippincott, Rena Deacon, Jose
phine Barriger, Mrs Edgar Evan, Mrs How
NEwsBoYs
Chaperon-Miss Ross.
Soloist, Jerome Harris. Lawrence Gillian,
Stanwood Melcher, Harry Corr, Sam Atkinson
Frank EIberson, Everett Zelley, Harold wis,
Harry McClain, James anderson. Richard
Karg, Frank Hendrickson.
CINDIEs
Chaperon-Mrs. Burr.
Soloist Ethel Wright. Ernestine Clothier,
Marion hG6l6Ts amy DuAdAus Aze1AeA
Lena Stewart, Claudine Mann, Marguerite
Solo Dance-Ernestine Clothier.
OAsTo7EA.
Bear. the l,Ths Kind You Have Always Bought
sisa = ZsHAZzMx
Medford.
The condition of Stacy @. Prickitt is
considerably improved.