Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-11-23
SPECIAL FEATURES
OF WONDER WORKERS
Performance BY Local Amateurs
To Be Given Tuesday Night
In The Colonial Theatre
PERSONNEL OF THE CAST

The performance to be given by the
Wonder Workers in the Colonial Thea
ire on November 26 will be full OF
novelties. and it is difficult to single
out special features for individual mem
ton in program of such uniform ex-
cellence
One feature, however, will be the
appearance together for the first time
of Mrs Howard MeCleary and Mrs.
Wolcott Hall at the finish of the grand
musical act in which the famous
Beauty Chorus will appear This is a
very clever revue originated and work
ed out by my Mrs. w. O. Stevens. who
has been indefatigable and most re-
sourceful in working to make the per-
formance an artistic success.
Both Mrs. Hall and Mrs. MeCleary
are well known in Annapolis, for not
only are they both gifted with artistic
ability. but they have been unfailingly
generous in placing their talents at the
disposal of any worthy cause, and
there have been no productions given
hy Annapolis people during the past
several years in which both have not
taken prominent parts.
Mrs. Hall has really remarkable
soprano voice, and she has also given
proof of great dramatic versatility. She
has acted and sung in vaudeville, COM
edy, and melodrama with equal sue
cess in all; and it will be remembered
that she not only took part in, but
also directed the performance last
May for the benefit of the Red Cross
in which Mrs. MeCleary gave her Won
derful rendering of Mr. Horatio Park
er's THE Spirit of the Red Cross
Speaks"
Nobody who has seen Mrs. MeCleary
in why Smith Left Home" will ever
forget the proof that she gave then OF
her abilities as a comedienne, and
both Mrs. MeCleary and Mrs. Hall will
also be remembered for the parts they
took in "A Stranger in a Strange
Land" This act in which they COM
bine for the first time will be a re-
markable one. and will display the
talents of both united against musi-
cal and artistic setting of great in
genuity and effectiveness. Both Mrs
Hall and Mrs MeCleary will also have
specialties in additionn to their ap-
pearance together.
Among the attractive features of the
program will be the following:
Hawaiian Wonders, Mr.. George
Dimingo and his Philippine boys; an
interpretive dance by Mrs Percy
Houston; a solo, the Boy in Blue, by
George Norton. u. S. NJ; a piano Sc
lection by Adolph Torovsky; a song
speciality by Miss Constance Brady. as
sisted by the following: The Misses
Julia Douw, Adele Munroe, Mildred
Brady Virginia Duvall, Messrs Calder
Fletcher, Swain and Wolf. During
this number Miss Eleanor Mullen will
give dancing specially which will be
followed by an intermission.
THE Land of Hearts Desire" play
produced under the direction of Mrs
De Witt Clinton Redgrave, will follow
and an original and diverting act by
Prof William o. Stevens and Mrs
Stevens will then be put on. Mr.. Will
liam Phipps, assisted by Miss Ingle al
the piano will follow in his interpre-
tive dance, and the grand finals viii
be a song revue, produced by Mrs. w
o. Stevens, in which the following viii
take part:
~, the Revolutionary period, Mrs
Burwell; CD 1912. Mrs. Swami and Mr.
sherman: (4,) 1885, Miss Thomas
Prof. Stevens; (4,) 1885, Miss Thomas
and Miss Brady; go Announcement
Prof. Stevens: co. Resurrected Rags
1918, Mrs Hall; Cd Dancing Speciality
France, Miss Virginia Mullen; (S,)
War Song, Mrs Hall and Mrs. Me
Cleary; Chorus, Mesdames McNair
Foster, Reifsnider, Deckman and Fitch
The Misses Cordelia Pringle, Mildred
Brady, May Curtain, Cora Mccormick
Marjorie Christy, Jacquelin Hero
Elizabeth Steele, Marie Brook, Halle
Gray, Harriette Brewer, Julia Douw
Dorothy Brewer. Marjorie Brewer
Millicent Redmond, Anna Redmond
Isabelle Bruce and Vivian Standley