Evening star., 1914-04-13
ACTIVITY IN PLANNING
FOR THE GREEK DRAMA
Management Urges Singers and
Dancers TO Attend Rehearsal
Tomorrow Night.

Ererv Nashingtcnian who has =
talent in any degree for singing or
dancing, or both, IS urged to part1ci-
pate in the big rehearsal tomorrow
night when all the units in the produc-
ton of the Greek pageant drama. to be
held IL tins city IN Mar Ill the interest
Of local charities viii be brought to-
ssther and welded into form The re
hearsal will be held III the headauar-
tiers of the pageant committee. 1877 H
street northwest. and it is especially
desired that as many as possible be
present
Sidney NJ. Hirsch, the author, and
George Lask, the producer, will eA
plain the play and assign parts, and
the musical features will be in charge
of Percy s. Foster, director of the big
chorus.
Miss Etfic NJ. Baker, daughter Of DR..
Frank Baker. superintendent of the
Zoo. is in charge of the dances of the
production. Miss Baker has organized
and is rchearsing three big groups. in
c1uding a special group of children.
She rehearses each afternoon at 5
o'clock in the headquarters.
List of Participants.
Among those participating in the
groups are the following:
Maidens-M Misses Emily Bradley, Gladys
Burrow, Katherine Drain. Agnes Dedge,
Nellie Howard, Elsie Keneater. Edith
Keyes, r. Kinney, Vera Hallet, Vivian
OdeIl, Katherine Riggs. Alice Stevens.
Ruth Zea, Bessie Spicer, E. Freund and
Marie Lucas
Wood nymphs-Alverda Redman, Cath
crime Robey. Eunice Rubel, Margaret
tcL
Lonele Davidson, Dorothy Stevens, Kath-
crime Riggs, Margaret Lowden. Emily
Lowden, Elsie Bulls, Ruth Kenny. May
Holman, Fay Griffith Elizabeth Hight
men, Ruth Nicholson, Mrs. Edna ONeal,
Misses Minnie Morgan, Lois Mulpin, Eliz-
abeth Martin. Marion May. the Misses
Hotchkiss, Misses Florence Kemp. Mary
Gibson, Consuelo Hawks. Louise Epley.
Morita George. Gertrude Carpenter. Mary
Donneily. Ruth Hughes, Sylvia Barrett,
Gladys Wright. Flora Kale. Ethel john
son, Sylvia Scheff. Florence Wingate, Re
becca Chany. G.. c. Small. Ettinger and
Florence Barker.
Priestesses-Misses Edith Gray. Maud
Fowler. NJ d. Gilbert. NJ. n. Halter
man. Florence Harmed. Frances Henck-
els. Dorothy Heron. NJ. Latimer. Emily
Lowden, NJ. Lowden, Sue Poston. Carlotta
Quirollo. Clara Reynolds, Mrs. Josephine
Rich. Misses Margaret Smith, Margaret
Shane. Barbara Stedman, Elise TeHt,
Thorne. Dedge. the Misses Howard. Mrs
+. $. Redman, Misses Gladys. Bessie and
Irma keane. Misses Z. Boyd, Mildred
Clark. Florence Crook. Frances Damon,
Florence Darrow, Dorothy Denham, Ma
rie Drake. Mabel Fairfax and Miriam
DOYLE.
In Special Feature.
Miss Gladys Hinckley. who is to take
the part of Pallas Athene, has just re-
turned from a visit to friends out OF
town. and win proceed to the rehearsal
of her part under the direction of George
I4ask. the professional producer.
Isaac Cans. chairman of the executive
committee for the pageant, has called q
| meeting for tomorrow at noon in the
rooms of the Chamber Of Commerce. al
which reports of the progress made will
be presented. Myer Fellheimer, chair
man of the finance committee, has an
nounced that there is already a demand
| for seats for the seven performances o
the pageant-d drama, which will open Sat
urday evening, May 16..
|. 1t is the purpose OF the committee t.
iinaugurate the sale of seats with an auc
| ton of the boxes. at which Director Gen
eral Preston Gibson will preside.