The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-19
Dance Revue Marks Close of Season

Miss Margaret St-ayhorn viii
close her season with dance revue
ats 80 o'clock Friday night at Con-
~trtion Hall. A program OF aes
tnetic, interpretative, ancient Greek.
assic, character. nature and ball
room dances will be given by the
pupils, who will appear in costume.
All the dances to lie interpreted
were studied by Miss Strayhorn un'
Ger the composers. The dance pro-
gram, which is to be given on the
stage, will be as follows:
Grand March Figures and Dance
Militaire-Mary Goddard, Law
renee Ketch, Juliene Westheimer.
Harold Mullen, Joe Shelton, Percy
Johns, Janice Nichols, Suggs
Reid, Leona Nichols, Walter
Lacy Mullen, Lucille Wallenste'n,
Judson Wilson, Dorthy Levy, Bill
lie Dilworth.
Birds and Butterflies (interpre-
tlve) -------------. -----ooiella"
Beverly Smith, Regina Levy, Catt'
crime Brown, Mary F. Polk, Dix't
Dickson. Lucille Wallenstein,
Grace Carr, Jane Mathews, Nettie
Pennington, Dorthy Levy, Louis.
Johnson, Leona Nichols, Checeta
Mathews.
Nursery Rhymes --.------------
-Vestoff and Serovq
Beverly Smith, Regina Lew
Cathrine Brown, Mary F. Polk,
Don Cochran, Checeta Mathew
Jean Cullinan, Jane Mathews,
Claire Thurmond.
Revel of the Fairie (interpreta-
tive) ------------..-------Boh.n IN
Jane Mathews, Nett;e Pennington,
Grace Carr, Regina Levy, Cath
rine Brown, Beverly Smith, Lu-
cile Wallinstein, Dixie Dickson,
Checeta Mathews, Mary L. Polk,
Louise Johnson, Claire Thurs
mond, Lucille Randol. Leona
Nichols, Dorothy Levy, Jean Gull
Imam, Mary Towel; Beatri.e
Weiss, leader.
Butterflies (nature) --------Serovl |
Mary F. Polk, Cathrine Brow
Beverly Smith.
Louuette (character) -----------
- -----Vestof and Serova
Joe Shelton, Percy Johns.
Eight Classical Poses ----------
-VestCf and Serova
Eight Dramatic Poses -----------
-Nestoff and Serova
Morning (nature) -------------
------Ve Vestoff and Sero>a
Brook (naturc) ------------
-Vestoff and Serovl
lIarguerites (nature) ---..-------
Vestoff and Serov,
Evening (nature) --------------
--------csto fand SeroVt
Louise Norman, Mary Goddard
Gretchen Lacy, Frances Graham,
Dorothy Downward. Ruth Dill
worth, Marguerite Wallinstein,
Berhine Wolver:on, Beatrice
Weiss, Edith Burrow Leon |
Nichols. Janice Nichols, Dixie
Dickson, Helen Lannier, Nettie
Pennington, Helen Pennington,
Frances Pennington, Lula May
Laughlin.
Fantasy (aesthetic) ---------Challi
Frances Graham. Marguerite Wal
linstein, Buthine Walverton, Mary
Goddard, Louise Norman, Edi:h
Burrow, Beatrice Weiss, Dorothy
Downard. Lula May Laughlia,
Ruth Dilworth.
To a Wild Rose (Creek)-Chali
Beatrice Weiss.
Ocean at Sunrise (Greek inter
pretative) ---Vestoff and Serov.
Frances Graham, Bethine Wo'-
,erton. Mary Goddard Edith Bur
row. Dorothy Dowrard, Beatrice
Weiss. Marguerite Wallenstein,
Lula May Laughlin, Ruth Dill
worth.
Eubade Printaniere (C'assic balleD
-Vestoff and Serovl
Frances Graham.
Tvrolean Trio (characteristic)--
--------- --- -------Chali;
Gretchen Lacy, Louise Norman,
Bithune Woverton.
Cl:dsummer Moon (ancient Creek
-Ncstoff and Seroya
Marguerite Wa'lenstein.
(The ancients cherished belief
that the rage of the full moon a.
IriGsummer had a strange effect Oh
the mortal brain. This idea is car
5ied-out in the above dance. A young
girl wanders into a torest glade =,
,ull moon. She is at FIRST frightened
almost OF her own shadow; then
locking up into the moon gradually
t,comes mesmerized by its rays AMI
freaks into a dance. Clouds drii
across the moon and her fears r.
turn, but only for a moment, for as
.he clouds pass away She danes
again. then stopping suddenly. tired
out. she bids farewell to the trees
and sleeping flowers and backs
away out of the glade, still gazing
up at the Lady of the Night
whose silvery beams inspired thc
cancel
Sorings Awakening (Greek in
terpretative) -Cha't
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