The evening world., 1918-07-25
The Evening Worlds
Riddle Klub Korner
Conducted by Eleanor Schorer

w YELL, we've done 1t agdni We've had another bully good tmest
w Luna We have seen the magic show by the most magical man IN
the world. We have ridden on the moon We have been Over
coast Of England.
We have. syrated in the cyroDlAnc. rceled in tho Virgin. Reel. OOased
down TIL Old Mill. stream. shot the chutes and had a glorious. gorgeous
What do you think of our Cousins water' I mca Walter Gunther.
drum major OF the parade. and Walter Scott who rode the elephant and
assisted the Luna Band in playing the Riddle Kub song. 1 am willing TO
wager that there were not two o enviod cousins than they Even !
wished that. could swing a bright baton to the tune OF the "Kiddie Kut
March o sit on an elephants head with SO much enjoyment
Are you able to say which of the Riddle Kub acts you enjoyed the
most' There was Kathryn Walton. who sang Knocking 1t the Knitting
Club" She is dainty. smart and a n extremely talented dancer. a weiLas
a bright little songbird- The Peacock" and the "whirlwind Dance" showed
her talents admirably and also those of her partner, Jack Meyers.
Helen and Irene spHo in Gus Edwardss when I Went to schoo,
with You wCre delightfully."- entertaining and pretty. The serpentins
dance which Helen did later and Irenes recitation. Jimmy Tending ne
Baby" proved that they too ire versatile little stage people
Little Miss MIldreds spirited Interpretation OF popular patriotic songs
could not but thrill N American. yet who shall say whether they were
songs When 1t comes to that 1t Is little Miss Mildred herself who d
superior.
Helen Levy made an amusing miniature of Bessie Mccoy in her little
black and white Yama suit, but she was all herself In a hlmy evening
dress singing give Me the Moonlight" Lucy vonhalbOch and her com
pany had the real musical comedy air. chorus and ALL They ave a touch
OF the military when they danced with swagger sticks to the chorus Of
Boys in Yankee Regiments" This touch a carried further by Lucy
herself when she finished with a military dance. Walter Gunther. the only
snanrlcd banner" walter !, o must MI know by this time. is mascot
in the Sh Coast Artillery and consequently a regular army man. MAJ.
gucrtc Rainsford rccitd -old Glory" accompanied by the orchestra Az
every one knows, recitation with accompaniment is a very dinhcult art bw
Cousin Margaret has mastered It, She was inspiring.
l hope l have not given the impression that all the numbers were
scotch sit made up Of Harry Lauder songs and Highland hInss. Dean
Munroe recited his own composition. "The Dancing Teacher" by popular
request, and Norma LEM danced "Valse Marie" In ans"er TO many n
treaties.
have never see a child do the Russian dances with the grace and
beauty and spirit our Cousin Buster Wauell gives them. and Anna Newton
has never been known to dance in the same way twice. Her work is purely
interpretive and she improvtses her steps Is the dance progresses. This
is also true OF Cousin Sonia Habinowitz. Each of these dancers gave two
numbers and the audience in turn gave them great ovauons Elise Gaydos.
first in her leopard skin e. the Woodland sprite. and then in fluffy yellow
peticoats as a butterfly. a tho youngest dancer and by no means me
least capable on our bill. Gladys and Jeanette cohn are unusual toe
dancers. Their duo work is rs sweet and pretty a any have ever seem
"Pourett' and Spring" met with great appreciation from the audience
The san "A be said OF Victoria Gnpin and Sherwood Clements Victoria
and Sherwood each did a solo dance, but | think that the audience was
even or pleased with the Pavlowa gvotte which they danced together
n the dainty costumes of the colonial period -.
But as | have said before. who can say which OF the Klddie Kub acts
M the most delightful? Certainly ] cannot