Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-27
OCEAN POINT
Grand Annual Show Is a Com.
p'e:e saccess-Tac Coti!lion
Proves a Most Delightful AT.
fair

Tho Grand Annual Show was held in
TIC C22.7o OF Saturday evening and
O. the m-".2@ cement CT Walter r. Dol
hT'~ e BOSTON. The Big Show con-
f'F'fd @ two parts. the first being
fer' O solos. both instrumental and
go, G'rco@, rcc:taticns and read
mr. tho latter part OF the show was
t7'r.ot.' Cotillion in which favor
|"H7'e Moonlight and fashlight dance
Ir.7' G2Hce and many other features
were .c.:roducod.
ffr3'ptiE - SIS P. N. when tho Ca
80 " flied to capacity and when
E''H s1'sf2c;oc" standing room was
go 'H'" :at1e, Walter r. Deliver op-
90 ta0 h.- sfo" witt, appropriate
>'t'-GGcto',' remarks. Mr. Deliver
need each number OF The Fro
IVY ,i'~1 MarcGe:.te Rihbany was
- 80 artist 70 appear. She rendered
rl'2s;.s piano selection. One
e. 'ht load.nG attractions of tho en-
90 evening was next offered. Little
'Fr FC"o'hY Deliver danced the old
'7 cHc( rl.nuet most gracefully and
Tr'-t..,, rorned in an elaborate CO.
r. costume and wearing a ,aIge
o*-oT W:g.
!! T. 8oTditch pleased the audience
~ drawing g series of amusing car
t'o7r, .ntcrrcsed by entertaining re-
:,:".':s.
:fs Margaret Smart rendered a
>t7d.ifu! soprano solo. Miss Lois
sa-crt played her piano accompanied
mont.
.':-s -,tl7 Darracott gave a SOLO
[cr-c followed by a dance with Miss
~
3. cGE.' ard gracefully done and were
"e1 received by the audience
herman Faesett recited several hui
r.c~1.s and e2tertai ming poems which
Gr--v much applause and favorable
6cr.n.frt.
Tac r,o-t popular number Of the dig
49," Ms tic tenor singing of Raouel
Tlf.- Ct Lewiston, WHO charmed
Lit h-a"er5 with his clear strong and
expressive voice. Mr.. Dufrail was ac-
cor7Yaaicd by Miss Eunice Williams.
n. GeorEe E. Norton read five
ar rcer7. The selection of the po-
e27c and the delightful rendering. COM
'+rcd % make one Of the big features
Ct the entertainment.
Linden Hayes played an excellent
o-gnot solo Miss Eunice Williams
So.ved as his accompanist.
LIS katherine Darracott sang
Beautifully Her sweet contralto voice
f7l pleasing expression were delight
/. i'll
Master Edward Rihbany gave pi-
aAo solo, Young Mr.. Richbany is a
@oated young pianist. as was mani
t5;;5d by his excellent work at this
annual show.
he concluding number Of the first
Part OF the program was several
more selections by Mr.. Dufrail. Loud
applause called for more encores than
'A!s artist was able to render.
Following this entertainment Co.
Union dance was enjoyed. A prize
"altz was held and Miss Lila Darra-
colt and Paorcl Dufrail were selected
As the winners. An innovation at the
ron; was Introduced when a moon.
49, danca was enjoyed. A freely or
aash-hsht dance later delighted the
cancers and spectators.
The entire affair was charming and
most successful. Much credit is due
70 the manager. Walter r. Dolliver.
through whose efforts and skill this
production was made possible. and
through whose endeavors and manage.
,aent the Cotillion was so successful.
H. I. Bowditch was the advertising
IN. mayer and a share Of the credit
:" Is to him. Orne's Orchestra played
,o' he dancing. Candy was sold be-
'''c and during the performance.