Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-04
YOUNG PEOPLE OF
THE FAIRGROUNDS
WILL PERFORM
"Alice in Dreamland'' to Be This
Years Offering at Krue-
ger Auditorium.

On Friday night and Saturday after
noon of this week the Young Peoples
Theatre of the city Fairgrounds will
make it's annual dramatic production
at the Kruger Auditorium. This will
be the second annual production by
this company. Las year the appear
ance of the young thespians made such
a Favorable impression that several
requests were made for a repetition OF
the play.
This year the young people will pre-
sent a new fantastic comedy in three
acts named, Alice in Dreamland." It
tells In dramatic form about a little
street waif who is overcome by cold
and hunger In the streets or Christ
mas eve and she has a wonderful
dream. The dream takes up the action
of the second act. In 1t she Is made
acquainted with many of the delight
full characters of story-book land, and
incidentally there will be lots of action
and lively comedy. In h second act
the young people of the several play
grounds will appear In half a dozen
folk dances; this is expected to be n
of the pleasantest features of the show.
Expect to Have Many Performances.
1t Is hoped through this Young Peo-
pies Theatre movement to eventually
have a number of these productions
throughout the year. The prices of ad-
mission to both performances are nomi-
nal.
The production will be made with
the following young people in the prin-
cipal parts:
For "Alice in Dresmland."
Alice. Ethel Camp: Marjory Dawson,
Irene Germanus; Jane Wren, Pauline
Glockler; Mrs. Tabby Hibbard, Mary
Kanef; Mrs. Patty Polt, Elizabeth
Grimm; Richard Wilmington, Charles
Camp; Tony Bunting, Richard Hunter;
Officer O'Cake, Henry Voelker; Geo.
Washington White, George Woelker;
Solomon Grundy, John Burger; An
thony Rowley, Edward %Scheppes; Little
Jacky, Cyrus Van Duyne.
0The Enchanted Garden
Queen of Flowers, Lillian Yablosn-
sky; Wild Rose. Esther Leeyeen;
Prince Butterfly, Pearl Boslacsky;
Will-o'-the-W isp. Mary Leeveen; Bum
BILE Bee. Mollie Leeveen; Pansy, Bessie
Dimond; Mignonette, Grace Adelman;
Iris, Sadie Katz, Lily, Lulu Adelman;
Sweet Pea, Frances Moor; Poppy,
Frieda Schramm.
"Littie Red Riding Hood"
Red Riding Hood, Helen Flusser;
Dame Grumps. Evelyn Brennan; A.
Seton Wolf, Gerald Camp; Cinderella,
Elizabeth Grimm; the Cruel Baroness.
Mamie Kanef; The Prince, Peter NAL
vicini; The Fairy Heartsease, Daisy
Flusser.
"AIice In Wonderland" .
Queen of Hearts, Louisa Malvicini;
Alice, Lena Forlenzo; White Queen,
Carmel Del Nagro; The Chessire Feline.
Mamie Serritella; Duchess, Stella Gill
man; Cool1 Raphaella Falone; King of
Hearts, Nicholas Cirasella; Execu-
toner, Ralph Del Nagro; Fish Foot
man, Tony De Lorenzo; Gardeners,
John Maivicini, Martin San Giacoma
and Valentine Del Nagro.
"The Kings Invisible Clothes"
performed by members of the Leni
Lenape Scouts of the South Canal
street Playground. King OF Looking
Glass Land, Nicholas Ciracella; Prime
Minister, Joseph Lordi; Ex%ecutioner,
Ralph Del Nagro; Captain of Scouts,
Thomas Forlenzo; Lieutenant. Nicholas
Lordi; Sergeant, Anthony De Lorenzo;
Corporal, Salvatore Laino.
There will also be folk dances and
novelty dances, a Christmas dance,
Morris dance, wash dance, Cinderella
minuet, flower minuet, Indian sun
dance and athletic oxen dance. The
latter will be danced by young attn