Evening journal., 1916-05-12

"Mauory Bu-hhN.' proved q clever ana
attractive ngcnuc. The singing ana
acting Of these two young women elicit
ed much favorable comment Boia
have excellent Voices and Mrs Clarh's
solo. Two Little Love Birds" was par
ticulaily pleasing
The parts OF the waiter aud hotci.
clerk. which were tkcu by James a.
Boycc and marry r. Blochcr. respective /
ly, were we'll taken and added c0nsidc
ably 90 the strength of the cast MIR.
Blochcr has fine voice, to which hc
added much ability as an actor
Jack Roberts Robert KING. who
played the part of am agent of the foi
cign government also did some veiS
clever work both as am actor and
singer. and Richard Reese. as hcaa
keeper of the Dippy Dell Dell Asylum /
took his part like professional Ralph
Baily, the Fishing NUT" who ishcu
from the waste basket and Miss Mar
garet Whitaker. the dancing NUT
who danced TO the heats of mctronomc D.
were the most natural "nuts" one could
imagine The part of the guard was
we'll taken by Charles A. Mcclellan,
while Lindsay Evans. Beverly Cause ana
Herbert Wicr. a- bell hops. greatly de-
lighted the audience with their acting
and dancing. Miss Sara Amshaugh and
Miss Kitty Mullen. as maids, were also
excellent in their dance.
Miss DUPONT Delights.
Miss Bessie G.. DUPONT. well-lnown
society dancer. was the premier
danseuse for the production. and her
dancing last night was one OF the
most artistic features on the program
AS leader OF the fox trot chorus. which
was one OF the most beautiful of the
many choruses. Miss DUPONT did "a
charming dance. while her Grecian
scarf dance was one of the most grace
ful dances seen here for some time. it
! being her own Interpretation. I'm the
fox trOt chorus the costumes were
short white lace frocks. with tiny
black lace hats. For this dance Miss
dupont wore a charming lace dress
with large blue transparent brim
four-cornerod sailor with mustard col
ored crown. In her second dance she
wore forest green classic gown with
a yellow silk scarf
The FOX trOtters who made such a
hit were Misses Suzanne zSpedlman
Sexton, Mary Sexton Jean Evans.
barbara Nandegrift. Mrs. +. +. du-
Pont' Mossrs. William Bright. Guy
Stolienwerck. Leonard Kirby. Mr.
Gatchell. Frank Thomas. Mr. DUPONT.
Alfred Armstrong and Mr. Smith
Splendid Chornses.
All the choruses showed the results
Of careful training and many new
and beautiful steps were shown I'm
dancing las; night The costumes for
each chorus we're striking and caused
much favorable comment One of the
most difficult chOruses was that Of the
roller skaters. These girls wore
stunning costumes Of white serge.
edged with white fur. and close fitting
white fur turbar1 and they carried
tiny white fur mufs. Tho skirts we're
short and pointed and were lined with
cerise The men skaters wore white
trousers and striped sport sweaters.
Miss Anna Cox and T. NJ Leonard. the
leaders In this chorus. did some high
class fancy skating that won them
much applause. Those who took part
I'm the skaters chorus were tho Misses
Jeanette Thomas. Elizabeth Steward.
Sarah Evans Alice Johnson. Augusta
Dure Mrs Truman Campbell and Mrs.
Donaghy; Messrs. Leonard. Kid.
Chandler. Seaman. Cloward and Wei
din.
The chorus OF debutantes wore COS
tunes Of Nell Rose sport suits. with
black and white striped collars and
cuffs and with small white topped and
rose brimmed hats. They carried
small black canes, which gave them a
chic appearance. Their dance with
Tommy was one of the hits Of the
evening. The debutantes were the
Misses Barbara Vandegrift, Gertrude
Brinckle. Elizabeth Peach. Mary
Purdy. Eleanor Pyle. Mrs Madeline
Logan, Mrs. Agnes Kelly, Mrs Edward
II. Brennan. Jr
The choruses that wore the most
striking costumes were the Gaby girls.
whose costumes were Of scarlet gauze
with scarlet slippers and stockings.
and scarlet ostrich plumes in their
hair; the Lucille girls. whose cos
tunes were white lace with overskirts
OF corn-colOr hrocade and squash
straw hats, and the Castle girls who
wore stunning black tullc costumes