The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-30
Entertainment
BY ST. JOSEPH'S
OVER THREE HUNDRED Chill.
pREN TO PARTICIPATE IN
CONCERT AND pRAMAT.
&c cANTATA.

The annual entertainment of the
children of ST. Joseph's school which
takes place at the Kerredge theater on
Monday evening next. May 6, will be
the biggest affair OF the kind that
the school has ever presented. over
three hundred and fifty children win
take part. and Of this number $50 will
appear In the opening part. which con-
sists Of songs and drills and the fairy
operctta, The Brownies and Rabbits
Frolic.'
The second part will consist of a bib
heal cantata based on the story of the
vow made by Jephthah. king of Israel.
to sacrifice. if successful In battle, the
first living person that should meet
him on returning home victorious. His
own daughter was the first to greet
him and in fulhflment of the vow Jeph-
than Stays her.
Suitable costumes will be worn by
those taking part in the operetta and
the cantata and special music will be
furnished ~ the orchestra of the
Young Mems Catholic clue. The pro-
gram in full is as follows
Part I.
Overture-Y. NJ. c. c. orchestra.
Tambourine song and drlll-St. JOS
eph's Juvenilo Glee club. Piano accom-
panists, Laurenia Beauehamp and
Mildrid wivell.
Song, Creep Mouse"--Myrtle May
rend.
Little Mothers" acting Song -
kindergarten tots.
Duet, "Playmates7- and Elda
Toutant.
The Brownie band.
Scene I.
Opening chorus-Junior girls.
SopS Hear MY Dolly's Prayer
Cecilia O'Rourke
Scene II.
"The Brownies and Rabbits Frolic"
First, second, third and fourth grade
boys.
ITO the Woods Away"-Junior girls |
Two Baby Birds'-Octavia olivier |
oNctt bultcIHles oeSpHu anu /
third grade girls.
Gypsy girls-Fourth and fifth grade
girls.
Lost in the Woods Oida)-Lumi-
ma Harmon.
Tho Brownie band Third ard fourth
grade boys.
The Fairy Princess Pariso.
billy Big Eye and Tommy Long
Wing'-W Harmon and r. Francis.
Solo. I'm a Brownie. Racine.
The Fairy Queen" - Bernadette
Leibleln.
The Brownies Charm Junior
sirls.
The Lily''-Four Brownies.
Selection--Y. NJ. {. c. orchestra.
Scene III.
Home AgGin'.-F'ull Chorus.
Comic quartet-O. y. II. A. Bass. |
J.. Trompeter. soprano. O. ORourke; |
alto, r. Stinn; tenor. A. Jacques
Y Fremcn's song and drll--Fifth and |
sixth grade boys.
Chiefs solo, The Man Who Fights
N4A' nv iNOHluiOo fhtN OtA's
"Jcphthah and His Daughter
matte cantata from the Bible
Charaeters:--
Jcphthah, ninth ruler of Isiael-Jas.
Mayrend
Prophet-Edward Racine
Zion and Ibzan. Jewish princcs-El- |
mer rrompeter and Arthur Kraft
Eloni, wcunded soldier--Arthur |
jacques.
Chorus: "Maidens OF Gilead'-Scv-
enth AND eighth grade girls: Jewish
Soldier"--Scventh and eighth grade
girls.
Tenors Bertha Brodeur Martha
Leonard, EsIella Beauchamp.
Altos-Elsie Slim. Louis Bolvin.
Lauretio Bcauchamp. Caroline Eur
cheo.
Bass - Elmer Trompetcr, Edward
Raunc, James Mayrend. Rosario Ross,
First sopranos Margaret Kraft.
Genevievc Turkey. Helen Turnkey,
Catherine Fisher. Mildrid Wivell, Az
atha Kraft. Olive O'Rourke.
Second sopranos Lucy Pellern.
TIARA GarslIe. Genevievc MORGAN, Evan
Therrun, Mary Dennis. Josephine Pei
lerin, Lucille jacques. Arthur Jacques,
Edward Brodeur. Albert Peltier. Frank
wills, Allen Beauchamp, John Poll
'hich, Clement Wurn, Rosario Ross,
Paul Kinvillc. Charles Kinvillc, Adrien
perosier. Gabriel MORGAN.
Act / Scene l.