The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-18
SOCIETY GIRLS IN
 DANCING PAGEANT
"sPRlNG FESTIVAL" FOR BENEFIT BIENNIAL FUND GIVES PROM
 IsE OF BIC RESULTS.
Real Innovation in Dancing Certain With cHy's Prominent; Young Ladies Taking Prominent Parts.

Judging rom the large number Q! well known young ladies who are ! nusy rehears.l.4 ;aesr respective. dances for the Spring Festival the ] great pageant to hc staged in the Au- ditorinm theater saturday. March 24. under the personal direction of Miss Hattie May Bannet,. fcrmerly of this lefty. but lately resident of Colorado, this entertainment win 20 down in the annals of the local amusement world as being not only one of the most gorgeous and unique events of its kind this ely has ever seen, but likewise one ot the most ar istic
 In fact, nothing cp such an eiabor- 1 tte scale has ever before been at tempted in Hot Springs, and it is a happy coincvidence, indeed, that Miss l Bennett was here anC willing 10 offer hen services to he local Federation Of Womens Clubs under whose au- spices this spectacle win be given for her direction is a positive guarantee of finished classic dances Residents and visitors will marvel at he grace and beauty of the girls who in their dances interpret d story as poetic as lany ever written. >-e following will give one an idea of the many mum bers that are to be danced on the Auditorium stage next Saturday night.
 The sun Ballet, a pantomlme in one act. by Louis Calf, of the Calf Nor nal School of Dancing Of New York. is strlhngly beautiful with Its hosts of sunbeams snow flakes, rain drops and winds, us well as rainbow earth, ocean and flowers.
 Seen on the stage when the curtain rises are the characters Earth, Ocean, Flora. Time and Darkness The Nil- Titan Darkness covers everything with his gloom, casting his shadow over Earth with great eXulting Time warns him that his power is only Tor moment. Unheeding he casts his spell over the beautiful Flora and she droops at his command Ocean at tempts to resist his power, rising for brief moment. then yielding to su- perior strength Again Time warns Darkness that his seay is only tenn porary. but he continues 10 reyel In the joy of a conqueror.
 Snow now falls. covering Earth, ocean and Flowers. The Snow dance, by twelve little girls, is especially beautiful. Thunder. lightning and rain follow, but the storm is quickly banished as Sunshine, surrounded by her dazzling Sunbeams, appears. Dark ness gives d start Of surprise ant makes a desperate effort 10 fight off the sun who slowing drives him from | the scene of action. her smile ban ishinQ the gloom he has spread about.
 Now life is taken on with the ap- pearance of this wonderful Sun East winds joln hands with westwinds, and North and South Winds come glad Ily to disperse the gloom and clear | the atmospere. The Rainbow smiles
 approvinely from the heavens, and
 "all's well that ends we'll
 One hundred and fifty young ladies take part in this pantomime. The beautiful costumes create striking and unusual effect in personitication
 Miss Bonnie Lee Lemly will be seen | in classic dance. "Puppen Fee l CTairy Doln Miss Lemly is already
 very fayofably known in this line oi
 work and her friends will look 'or'
 ward with eager anticipation 10 hef lappearauce
 A beyy of popular young ladies wiN
 aive an excellent number, the "Taren tella Dance" Featured in this dance
 win be Misses Jeanette Scott, Esther
 Beauchamp Lillian Waunch, AargarH'
 neaderick Opal Harsh, Alma Brock Louise Moyston Adrenne Williams
 Ieane Smiley, Johnny Mae Ghliam
 Goldia Seyier. Bernice Hindman
 If we are to judge from it's name