The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-27
WHO SAYS,
THERE ARE
No FAIRIES?
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hey as the clown, Elmer Baker "a
the Chinese cook, Wanda Johnson as
Judge Scorum.
Augusta Richmond was clever as
Bobett, the Dutch maid.
FAIRIES of Dollie Hall-Norma Ell
liott, Ina Goss, Thelma Whitley, Bon
ME Mae Rollins, Ida Mary Chandler
Mollie Joe Holloway, Jewel Tullos, lie
Ia Marston, Aurdey Candle, Eva Gran
ford Lorena Gilky, Doris Worley, Ma
ry Butler, Vera Brook, and Irene
Bond
Dancing Dolls-Clella Butler, lie
la Gober, Mildred Griffith Addie Tul
la Gobes, Mildred Griffith, Addie Tul.
los, Margery Chandler, Ruth Wells
Eddie Mullins, Ethel Mclaughlin,
Tin Soldiers-Otto Goss, Haskell Gil.
key, Clarence Culp, Carson Helms,
Emory Guinford, jeff Reeves, Marcus
Bright, Ralph Akers, Frank Akers,
Hemming Bright, Lawrence Sullivan
and Horace Candle.
Tyrolian Doll, Virginia Fraley; ne
gro dolls, Maybell Goddard and vii.
liam Smith; Indians, Gladys Salisbury,
Tom Finley; colonial dolls, Ruby Pur-
vine and Grady McNees; American
Doll, Gertrude King; Italian Dolls,
Irene Brooks and Altha Whitford
Miss Mary Williams directed the
great deal of credit for this splendid
effort
The Cruise Of the TrundIe Bed"
The first ward came next with this
tale of dreamland Hubert (Gettie
Fore) and Paul (Percy Johns go to-
gether on their cruise to sunderland,
ana as they dream a Fairy comes and
senis them out to many lands. They
visit Uncle Sam, and dear old Eng
land with its Tommy Atkins" And
on they float to France with its pretty
dolls. Germany also comes into their
range of vision, and its toys and the
little "Cherman" girl who introduced
them, were especially well represent
ed
The milkmaids of Switzerland and
their yodeling swains pleased the audi
ence with their melodies of Alpine
songs.
From Switzerland they came to far
away Japan, to see the pretty "geisha
queen" and her attendants.
. The Fairys part was taken by Ju'
lienne Westheimer Uncle Sam was
represented by Vivian Cruce, and his
brave jackies were: Port Williams,
Robert Hefner, Latham White, How
ard Ward, Hal Horton, Rodney Adams,
Claud Cromwell, Ben Curtiss, Elwood
Mcintyre, Odis Williams, Robert Rich
ards, Ray Horton, Elmer Haynie, Wes
lie Adams, j. w. Hughes, and Ralph
Young.
Keith Russell was John Bull" and
his soldiers were: Joe Robert Rascoe
Jack Rea, John Kendall, Jack Pugh
George Munning, Leslie Warren, Rich
ard Norman, Roy Blair, Orville White
Baker Henderson, Edgar Downing
Clint Keith, Roy Woods, Jack Wilkes
Monroe Gait and Warren Davis.
Marguerite Woods played the part
of the French girl, and her dolls were:
Wilma Hurley, Gayle Wilkinson, Fran
les Baker, Frances Solomon, Aline
Anderton, Pauline Anderson. Lorene
Salter, Leila Knight, Ruby Hayes
Lima Maud Slough, lisa Bulard, Kath
ryn Everett, Hermione Brady, Char
lotte Barnett, Elizabeth Gait, Emeine
Hoffman, Amy Kirkbright, Winnie Do
ris Deem, Eloise Thompson, Dradie
Perry, Violet Boyd, Lulu Blanch Fam
and Wilma Moore.
Ilene Hughes was the German girl
and her Toys" were Home Young
as the drum: Clifford Johnson as the
Whistle, and Richard Dixon as the
trumpet. These last three would put
Weber and Fields in the shade.
Noble Tyer played the man in the
moon. The SWISH Shepherds were