Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-30

week for Norwich and will be observ- sd during the week by the various public schools in the city At the suggestion Of Superintendent Edward ]. Graham. special programmes have been arranged for the schools and the pupils have been tven permission 70 Invite their parents and older friends The programmes will not be all car- rfed out on the same day. but will be given during ths week The pro- gramnes have been arranged as fol- lows
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 Grades T and 8. Recitation. The Life of Shakespeare told through anecdotes by each pupil of Grades VII and VIII Reading, Norwich Castle Rolfe
 Ella Kinder Reading, Dwelling House of Shakes pearess Time
 Abbie Corcoran Reading, School Life in Shakes peares Day
 Reading, Boyish Games Rolfe|
 Carl Edoss Reading. The Theatrical Entertain
 John Myers Extracts from The Merchant of Venice
 Tiff to do were as easy.
 2-"Sfgnion Antonio, many a time.,s
 Pupils of Grade VIII Recitations Miscellaneous quo- l,.Polonius's Advice Raymond sTilis was the noblest Roman.
 Harold Heap.
 s."There is q tide" Marion Thur 4''Harx. harA. the lark. Edna Par 5'Is this a dagger George Ha- eThe innocent sleep Ella
 Adams.
 Under the greenwood tree'' Blow blow thou winter wind" ]"
 Margaret O'Brien.
 9-s'All the worlds stage" Sadie
 Grant.
 Recitation The Quality of Mercy (
 Pupils of Grade VIII Music Who is Sylvia Schubert
 Pupils of Grades VII and VIII
 Broadway School, Grades V-VII. Life of Shakespeare; selections from Shakespeare Good Name in Man and Woman. There is a Tide, Cowards Die Many Times, diversity, Ingrati- tude. Hark. hark. the lark. Orpheus with his Lute. The Quality of Mer- cy.
 Quotations from Shakespeare, and play from which they are taken. Shakespeare Works. Shakespeare place in English literature
 The programme will be carried out in all the grammar grades. The first and last two numbers will be carried to best mee. the needs of the grades. In grade tight there will also be two old English sonlzs.
 West Chelsea School. Music Come, Fairies. Trip It Ger
 School Reading The Boy Shakespeare
 Anna Heckt Alice Gadbois
 Sarah Stamm. Mary Higgins Music Santa Lucia
 Recitation-T The State of Man
 Louis Marx Recitation-To Be or Not to Be
 Anna Eussey Music-u Under the Greenwood Tree Recitation The Quality of Mercy
 Eighth Grade Quotations
 Seventh Grade Music There's Music in tAe Air
 creeneviIIe School.
 Flow Gently, Sweet Alton, song. all grades; Poionius, Advice, recitation Henry Boyd. Silvia, recitation, Gladys Ellison The Quality of Mercy, recita- ton, Herbert McNeely; Sweet and I 1ovv songs all grades; From Henry V. reel tation. Grace Kern; Sleep, recitation Elizabeth Krohn; So1iloquy of Mac beth, Adarguerite SutthiI7; Blue Bells of Scotland, song. all grades; The Seven Ages, Charles Sears; This Was the Noblest Roman, recitation, Benja- say, William Ringland: What Shake speare Did, reading, Grace Young; Shakespeare the Scholar and Teacher Winifred Zann; extracts from Shake. spearess plays, Helen Blackstone; America all grades.
 Town Street School.
 Recitation, Wolsey's Farewell ts Cromwell, from King Henry yTII,s Wal. ter Hitchon; reading. The Quality ot Mercy, from The Merchant of Venice Catherine Wagner; recitation, Mari Antony's Address, from Julius Caesar Theodore STerrys reading, selection from 0thealo. Olive Saxton; recitation Wolsey's Soliloquys from Henry VIII W illiam Latham; reading. Hamlet'i Soiiloquy. Susie Matassa: reading 1 King Henry's Address to His Soldiers 2 Every pupil will give a quotation
 occum School. Composition. Life of Shakespeare Gertrude Topiiff; reading, Sonnets grade 7 reading, selections from Tsl, I Merchant of Venice, Alfred Baldwin ! Bertha Burns: quotations, grade 8 song. Lovely Night.
 West Town Street School. Recitation, PoIonius' Advice to Hi Son, Hamlet; Shakespeare's Life { story of The Merchant of Venice. SC I iections memorized: The Quality o Mercy. Sweet Are the Uses of Adver 1 sity, Hark Hark. the Lark | In this Shakespeare Tercentenar year when all the world is turnin it's attention to the great poet, 1t very fitting that the hostoric old tow { of Norwich, settled by the Englis | people only 43 years after Shakes peares' death, should be holding community celebration in his honol We link Norwich with that pas to remember that those pioneer an I cestors were sons and daughters C men who have often seen, perhap i even know the Bard of Avon, Br the celebration, which the town I holding this week, is not confined [ ] the descendants of these early Eng fish settlers, for people of all creed 4 and nationalities are joining in thi <+gsS-- -tp F,e1pescrv,ea yseteS rr-,,f..-