The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-04-09
GYPSY ENCAMPMENT
Something About the Play to Be
Given at the Opera
House

Much interest is being manifested in
the coming production of "A Gypsy
Encampment'' by local talent in the
opera house Friday and Saturday
nights, April 18th and 12th. The
scene is extremely picturesque, depict
ing the every day life of a tribe of
gypsies. The plot is the simple story
of a royal child being stolen by the
gypsies and made their queen, and the
gypsy child being the royal princess.
All ends happily and tremendously
with the gypsies and the proud Spanish
Hohenzaues singing together in a jolly
finale. The splendid musical numbers.
however, are the special features of
the production.
One of the prettiest numbers will be
the Moon Song and Dance by Misses
Leila Love, Edna Fitzgerald, Anna
| Kludt, Grace Ginder, Berl Beaumont,
Leila Clark. Bernice Moore, Mrs.
Arnold. Messrs. Ed Slack, Horace
Huxford, Len Cook, Bernard Moore,
Hairy Wiensburg, Ellsworth Putney,
Francis Fitzgerald, Prof. Arnold, with
Miss Leila Slack as the Gypsy Maid
singing the solo. In this number the
girls will wear the popular French doll
dresses, with blue sashes, and blue
rosettes on the doll bonnets
Mr.. Vernon Beaumont introduces
the c~ollegians as visitors to the camp,
singing THAT COLLEGE Rag aud
Row. Row-Row.' Miss Leila Clark
and Horace Hnxford will sing ''My
Aviation Girl" seated in a biplane
gaily decorated with flowers and cleo.
trio lights, and weather conditions
aod air currents permitting, this air
ship will really fly. Twenty popular
young people will assist in the Choir.
us of this number.
Miss Goldie Schmidt introduces
"Goblin Rag" the following young
ladies dressed in the always popular
clown suits executing the Difficult.
dance of the COLLINS: Misses Grace
McAllister, Hazel Kundert, Anna
Kludt, Lela Slack, Mabel Stewart,
Carrie Farmer. Leila Clark.
Mr.. Harold Rensch will sing "I'm
Falling In Love- with a back ground
of Madison's prettiest girls appearing
in immense frames decorated with cleo.
trio lights, posing az dream pictures.
The city visitors introduce the SOM
hit, Good bye Everybody" from "A
Modern Eve"
Mr.. Claude Kinney as the Gypsy
King will sing "The Gypsy Trail"
and 'tAmo' with Miss Murphy as
Queen, and the following young girls
as gypsies: Misses Bessie McAllister,
Jennette Floe, Harriet Hall. Helen
Fitzgerald. Nellie Buck, Ethel Fergu-
sou, Helen Ripe. LEILA Waters. Avilla
Smith, Elizabeth Kundert, Cecil
Rounds, Erma Adkins. Miss Murphy
will also sing "Carmina."
Miss Jeanette Rae has the dramatic
feature of the program, ''The Gypsy
Flower Girl"
The country visitors dance the old
fashioned Virginia Reel, which is a
scream" and introduce local jokes.
Miss Carrie Farmer and Mr.. Len
Cook will sing a ''Rube" song which
promises to be one of the big features
of this all star production.
Miss Waskey is the accompanied for
the rehearsals and the performances.
Mrs. 81. II. Frudenfeld is chairman
of the committee having the affair in
charge and is ably assisted by the
members Of the Guild of Episcopal
church.
"a Gypsy Encampment" promises
70 be the most elaborate aud spectecular
performance ever given in Madison.