Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18

The Riverside Grammar school gave an entertainment in Finn's Opera house Thursday, which was an un- qualified success. Praise for the per- formers and the teachers who had the affair in charge was heard on ev- cry hand. The proceeds of the enter tainnlent ara to be used to purchase Q flag pole for the school ground and for shrubbery with which to beautify the grounds The school orchestra Doris Myott, Tyler Gilbert violins, John Barnett drum, Charles I. Ba.bcock cor net and Miss Adelaide Figenbanin pi- ano. Between the scenes of the last play the orchestra played The Mouse and the Clock, and Runabout, and as 8 closing number, The Referee. The accompanies were Mrs Nettie John son. Misses Adelaide E1genbaum and Alice Brown. Every seat in the opera house was taken and the audience applauded enthusiastically. The programme follows:
 Orchestra selection, Along Game Ruth.
 Three Bears and Golden Hair Father Bear ...... Theodore Davis Mother Bear ........... Eva Boussiere Baby Bear ........ James Haddad Golden Heir ...... Beatrict CSthcart Cantata Excelsior. school chorus. Song-Rose Crumb, Ellen Faust.
  toria KuilIotte, Valada Boule, Violet Harris, Hugh Sharkey.
 Hiawatha-Leon Galuski, John Burda, Alex GolaS, Morton Brown, Ed ward Fowler. Everett McCluggaga. Doris Par1seau, Gwendolyn Alling, Jo' seph Pietroli.
 Song-''Where Are You Going, My Little Maid ?"-Irene Stewart, Chris tine Burdick, Elizabeth McGovern, Irene Robertson, Helen Risky, Stella Konicki, Sophie Gaska, Jessie Henit- soy, Vera McBrocme, Verna Tarbox. Emily Bernard.
 Frost King Brides and Butterflies orchestra.
 Pantomirne, Home, Sweet Home John Burdick, Fred Smith, Alfred Rndeau, Stanley Sawicki, Celia La Liberte, George Robertson, Della Nu. dzwdecka, Mary GoIas.
 Double quartette-Bessie Thompson, Inez Green. Gertrude MccLaughlin, Doris Myott, John Barnett, Stanley heelock. Ulderic Jodoin and Alex McCluggage.
 Recitation and song. Ellen Wilcox, Isabel Button.
 Tango Girl, orchestra
 Pantomime My Old Kentucky Home.'' solo sunw by Miss Katherine Pabcock-Roselma Bussierre, Emily Takman. Annie Skoyzlas, Edith Howe, Anna NcNally, Ora Narcotic, Loretta Symington, Helena NIagel. Hattie Jen- kins, Blanch Mecetan. Eleanor Stetson, Edith Potts, Charles IIuszenas, Della Benoit, Bernard Welchsler, Sabbah Aramony.
 Tie Your Little Bull Outside, orches- tra.
 Driss-Daisy Young, Grace Sharkey, Yvonne Guillotte, Madeline Labonne, Alice Smith, Mildred MccCluggage. BolelS Ambot, John Anderson, Paul Couture, John Heidelberg. Willie Mo Govern, John Chadwick.
 Vocal solo, T Birthday, by Woodman encore With You Dear, Scott, Miss Adelaide Figenbaum.
 Back to Dixie Land, orchestra
 Royalty in Old Virginia-Cast of Powhatan. an Indian Chief,
 Joseph Dufresne Pocahontas, Daughter of Powhatan, Capt John Smith, Governor of
 Jamestown Colony
 John Barnett Prescott. Higate, ;phn RoIfe
 (friend of Capt. John Smith)
 Harry Paul, Tyler Gilbert Janet Brewster, Katherine Wells
 (newcolners in co'ony)
 Olga Stanger, Ethel Fiske Goodrich Austin (English gen.
 tlemen in seach of gold)
 Carl Melvin, Alex McCluggage Governor Dale Stanley WheelocIS Colonial Ladies-Gertrud McLaugh- in, Florence Mclaughlin, Isabel Mar shall, Dorothy Scott, Ruth Davis, Ethe! Morgan.
 English Soldiers-Clarence Lee, Philip French, Royal Babcock, Theo- dore Boule, Leo Jarvis, Richmond Gardner.
 Indian Bowl -Bearers-John Hopp- mann, William Laliberte, Cheslaw Dutkowslz, Coles Tetrault, Henry Poi rier.
 Colonists-Francis Brown, George Palmer, Joseph Mccarthy.
 English Drummer Boys-Dona Du- gas, Bolek Ambot.
 Negro Slaves-E1len Wilcox, Alice Blair, Madelyne Brennan, Hugh Davis Chester Stafford, Hector LeCIaire. Indian Maiders-Gladys Jeners