Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-04
SONGS AND DANCES.
Large Audience Entertained by
Miss Hawkes. Classes.
PROGRAM AT THE BELASCO
Youthful Performers Win Applause
in Feature Presentations Of Many
Difficult Numbers.

Lie ouIudi spring carnival ny thc Sihi-
dren of Miss Hawkes. classes was pre-
sented last night at the Belasco. the thea
ter being crowded with parents and
! friends of the juvenile performers The
program consisted of two parts, each
including several ensemble dances as we'll
as individual numbers.
The first part. woodland scene. opened
with a Maypole dance. in which twenty
little men and young women participated.
The dance was given several encores.
Other features of the first part were
the impersonations OF Julian Eltinge by
Master George Jenvey-Ahrams, and a
| song and chorus. "All / Want is a Regu
lar Man," led by Miss Imogene Fairchild.
Appear in Songs and Dances.
The second part of the entertainment
was a Spanish scene. in which occurred
several Spanish songs and dances. with
castanet accompaniment; a toe ballet. a
skirt dance, and Spanish song and
chorus. in which forty-three young per.
formers took part.
The performers participating in the
Maypole dance were Misses NJ. Estes, Nj.
Saxton, l. Taylor, J. Poole II. Elder. G.
Driscoll, E. Suter, B. Hacker. NJ Robin
son, E. Pattison and e. Forney, and
Masters B. Dowell, r. Hahn. r. Cupp A.
Dowell, G. Amies, B. Lennon, B. Malcolm,
S. Henry and r. Foster
A swing song followed, the performers
being Miss Halcyon Hargrove and Master
Edward Cannady Halbach. Miss Emma
Jones' number was a dance caprice. Marie
Suffers song and dance was well received,
as was the dance fantastique by Camille
Little. Representations of Julian Eltinge
by Master George Jenvey-Abrams fol-
lowed. A toe pas-seul by Margaret
Bragunier. a difficult number. was well
done, and Elizabeth Forney's rendering of
Shadows" elected an encore.
Miss 1mogene Fairchild was assisted In
her number by Misses Hacker, Robinson.
| Saxton, Estes. Pattison, Suter and Barnes
and Masters Ames, Malcolm, Hahn,
Dowell. Foster, Henry and Lennon.
| Other Features.
The other numbers in the first part
were La Papillon," by aJnero Brooks;
THE Danube" by Miss Gertrude Driscoll;
a song and dance by Master Hamilton
Bell; a fancy polka, danced by Dorothy
Hargrove: pas-seul. Carol Getty; solo
dance by Miss Eva Vivian Pattison; a
song and dance by Misses Eleanor
Smith. Eunice Roberts and Miriam
Smith; Fascination by Margaret Ruth
performers were Misses NJ. Carnahan,
III. Hargrove, A. Heron. r. kimball.
H Elder. D. Roberts, J. Brooks. B.
Hacker. H. Robinson. A. Watts, G. Dris-
coll and G. Barnes, the premiere dam
seuse being Miss Elizabeth Forney
Following a tableau. a song and
dance number was presented by Alice
Driscoll. and another number of the
The Two Munchausens," was the title
of laughable sketch In which Masters
Hamilton Bell and George Jenvey
Abrams were the actors.
Miss Imogene Fairchild's limitations of
Eddie Foy and Anna Held brought down
the house,
Miss Minnie Saxton sang an Indian
song being assisted by Misses Roberts,
Smith, Heron, Driscoll, Elder. Kimball,
d. Roberts, Hacker, E. Smith, Watts,
Robinson, " Heron, Brooks. Getty, Lit
tie, A. Driscoll, Jones' Suter. Miller. NJ. G..
Miller. Bragunier, A. Hacker, Carnahan
and Masters Suter. Abrams. Bell, Hal
| bach, Johnson and s. Suter.
Concluding Numbers, First Part.
| bow and arrow dance was presented
| by Miss Marian Robinson, Miss Eva Pat
tison's following number being pas seul.
| Masters Jack and Sudduth Suter danced
| sailors hornpipe, following which a
solo was rendered by Mayda Carnahan.
"That Mysterious Rag was well pre-
sented by Miss Camille Little, assisted by
NJ r. Miller, E. Jones, NJ. G. Miller, V.
Heron, j. Brooks,|A. Driscoll, c. Getty,
NJ. Bragunier, NJ. Suter and A. Hacker.
An Egyptian dance, by Miss Bernadette
Hacker; toe dance by Alice Watts; song
and dance, by Audrey Heron; barcarolle,
| by Elizabeth Forney; songs and dance
numbers by Misses Margaret Ruth Mil
Ter and Audrey and Virginia Heron;
| cake walk by NJ. G. Miller; song and
dance, by Bernadette Hacker, and a.
sword dance, participated in by Misses
Little, NJ. r. Miller, c. Getty, III. Har-
grove, J. Brooks, and Messrs. Bell.
| Adams and Suter, completed the first
part.