The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-31
One thousand People in the Audi.
ence at Opera House
Last Night
MRS. J. E. STRONG DIRECTOR
One Hundred and Thiny.four
Children Participate, All Beauti-
fully Costumed

ever given In Cairo was the opinion
of many who witnessed the affair at
the opera house last night.
One hundred and thirty-four lit
tie folks participated ard all did
We'll There were little tots from a
year and half old up to misses and
masters OF twelve years of age. There
were so many that the entire stage
was filled by them presenting beau
tiful picture, all were so daintily
and prettily costumed.
There were fully thousand peo
pie in the audience, on the lowe.
floor many had to stand.
The entertainment was managed
and directed by Mrs. Strong, wife OF
DR.. ]. l.. Strong who is acknowledge
ed to be the most capable manager OF
children's entertainments in this
city. She has worked untiringly
for weeks in the drilling of the lit
tie folks and the result of her efforts
has proven her ability In this line.
The entertainment was given for tho
benefit of the Church Of the Rec
decmer of which Mrs. Strong is
member A neat sum was realized.
The opening number on the pro-
gram was a Swinging Song, intro
ducing childhood games, with stage
full OF small children assisted by Ber-
nice Biork, Jack Hosmer, Margaret
Catherine Roche, Hardt Geisenhof.
Erline Carrico, Olive Patier, Helen
O'Rourke, Mary Catherine Carter.
Selection, Douglas School Orches-
ira: Mrs Laura Miller, leader,
Julia Strong, piano; David Motchan.
violin; Harry Gruskin, violin; John
Lehning. clarinet; Leonard Tanner.
cornet; Fred Lehning, eornet; How
ard Warner, drum
Tableau, Sunbonnet Babies; Mar
garet Moore, Gertrude Egan, Marion
O'Rourke, Esther Koehler, Miriam
Ellis. Christine Loomis, Thelma
Brewer, Ruth Koehler, Carol Grea-
ney, Evelyn Moreland, Clara Rich,
Hortense WoeI1c, Caroline Smith.
Elizabeth James, Victoria Comings.
Erline Carrico, Edna solomon, Alice
Moore.
Song, Adele McManus.
Ten Little Indians, Robert Brown
Louis Ent, Mason Hall Bates, Dow
aid Herbert, Jack Greaney, Frank
Richardson, Orland Peabody, P. 7.
Langan, Jr., John Miller Mattingly,
Robert Hurley.
Song. Katherine Williams.
Minuet, Ada Aisthorpe, Carol
Kaufman. Katherine Greaney, Rose
Lindsay, Henrietta Hurley, Martha
Terry. Leola Faudree, Lucille Meach-
am, Edna May Stubbins, Louise
kusener, Marion Greaney, Jeannettc
Gruskin, Adele McManus, Elizabeth
Kicrce, Jack Gates. John Craig Ais
thorpe, James Gentry, Charley Mit-
let. James Langan, Jack Gentry, Ira
Nicholson, Walter Browning. Edwin
Kierce, John Lutz, Pettis Russell.
Arnold Snyder, Gerald Rosenberg.
Song, Margaret Rust
Sketch. Playing Grown-up; Van
Ness Balm, Elizabeth Kierce.
Pantomime, Little Grandmas.
! Grandmas Sewing Society
2. Grandma Granddaughter.
Grandmas Birthday Party.
Fac Torrey, Catherine Smith, Ruth
Elizabeth Morehead. Virginia Payne.
Helen Candee. Mary Geraldine
Holmes, Georgia Loomis, Ruth Arm
strong. Anieta Ent, Marie Woelde
Selection, Douglas School Or
chestra.
,Bo Peep and Baby Blue Drill.
Louise Halliday, Fern keaton, Cath
crime Cunningham, Mary Langan,
Virginia Antrim. Jean Perrault, julie
Iuette, Ruth Marx, Alice Lucille
Spann, Elizabeth Wheeler, Eloise
Kierce, Anna May Thistlewood, Nio-
let Gray Margaret Simpson. John
Hoag. Alonzo Keaton, Clinton Tor
rell, William Collins, Philip Abel.
Joseph Siegleman. Robert Halliday.
waddel Mcknight, Arthur Thistlc