The Washington times., 1919-04-10

The Wizard Of the Nile" Victor
Herbert's comic opera that was pre-
sented so artistically at Central High
School, under the direction of Dore
Walten. musical director.
The cast of principals, all students
of the school, was composed OF
Stephen Fegan, a graduate this year,
Gladys l. Price, soprano primadonna,
Margaret Hughes, Harry /. Clark
son. Sigmund Sachs, Mary Langley,
! William Santelmann who played the
role of Cheops' with excellent comedy
and whose name was omitted in the
Times review; Irma Beaver, Grace l..
Carnahan and Anna CARRIER.
Tech Orchestra, under the direc-
/ tion of Mr. Walten. with Paul w.
Fishbaugh assisting at the piano, is
made up as follows: Violins-R.
iLeibsohn, H. Christiani, H. p. Ganss,
! S. Sugar. A. Golden, D. Burnside, Y.
X. Busck, H. Niemeyer, z. A. Hensey,
| ]. Bradley, F. Barker, H. S. Shaefer,
p. w. Collins, j. r. Barry, w. M.
Gates, w. P. Sherrer, S. L. Snyder, c.
J. Mcdowell J. Finocchiaro; Ceilos-
Miss B. Hildreth, K. G. Pfeiffer;
Bass-W. Z. Doyle, H. t.. Rider;
clarinets-J. H. Geiger, J. Hiltabidle;
flutes-E. Mattson; cornets-R. c.
Blatt. d. w. Hall, T. Van Sickler, Z.
A. BeaYins; horns-J. Yilek, c. Hall;
trombones-J. F. Cook, G. Winkjer;
drunk. B. White, L. z. Smith;
.saxaphone-W. McGrath.
Members Of the chorus were:
Amazohs-Captain Beaver, Lieu
tenant Carnahan, Jane Cornwell.
Frances Jackson, Florence Weckerly,
Hazel Bennett, Gertrude Gensler.
Gladys Clarkson, Katharine Richard
Knf f.
fer, Elsie Thurman, Thelma Smith,
Alice Ayres, Ruth Dent, Ruth Ham
mond, Delma Jenkins, Mary Quick.
Maids of Honor-Mary Clark, Mary
Marshall. Mary Chamberlain, Grace
Robinson, Dorothy Payne, Dorothy
Pitt, Helen Hall, Miriam Baturin,
Marion Blanchard, Ruth Fuhrmah.
Pages-Anna Allen, Constance Al
len, Margaret Bennit, Zelda Brown,
| Thelma Ollie, Harrie Enoch, Catha-
rine Ferns, Margaret Hudson, Dor
othy Yost, Loretta Lanigan, Amelia
Marshall, MAZDA Melchior,' Kathlsen
| O'Brien, Romona Raley. Florence
Richardson, Gladys Saltzman. Kath-
arine Snyder. Ruth Terrett,, Dorothy
Wash, Ruth WELLS, Helen Woodward,
Ruth Russell, Georgia Collins, Louise
| Crossman, Elsa Finckel.
Dancing 'girls-Etizabeth Richmond,
solo; June Zimmerman, EIlinoF Worth
ington, Jeanne Leroy, Alcje Satterly,
Babette Everitt, Grace Roberds, Ruth
Smith, Annie Kay, Ruth Grimes. Eliz-
/, abeth Parker, Thelma Landergren,
Theresa Roth, Sue Dorsett, Frances
Mitchell, Sabra Harry, Virginia San
derson, Dorothy Eggleston, Lucille
Hardison, Winifred Seckinger, and
Gladys ,Conroy.
Water carriers-Gladys Steele, AL
ma Lawless. Grace Shipman, Eleanor
James, Ruth Linger, Violet Marshall,
Louise Sullivan, and Dorothy Sherry.
Citizens Joe tBernstein, George
Burton, Paul Bauer, James Barnard,
T. B. Bryan Ralph Brown, NJ. E. Cas-
key, Douglas Clephane, ". B. Cham
houser, Briscoe Gray, Charles Han,
Harry Hanson, r. d. Harbaugh, ]. B.
Harmon, Laurence Harry, Ernest
Holmes, Robert Howard, B. B. IFani,
Leonardo Alexander, L.. F. Melchior,
W. H Price, W. W. Richardson, Hy-
man Sachs, Fred Schultz, Sam Scriv-
ener, Jack Van Buskirk, Joseph
Wells, W. R. Winner, Wright, and
Max Walten.
stonecutters-(First tenors) Hardy
Burgess. Philip Clerke, Alvin Parker,
John Hichew, Walter Hfltabfdle,
and Richard Blackistone; (second
tenors) Lewis White, Thomas Reamy,
Norman Hampton, Telfsir Dorset,
Alfred Bissett, and Granville Guide;
Cbasses) John White, John Gross Lor-
ing Graham, William Bruce, Paul JEFF
ferry, Paul Deloe, Glenn Jones, Louis
Swingle. and Perry Huff.
Royal guards. Naramore, c.
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Egyptian deities-C. Derrick, G. A.
Wick, and, T. c. Wood
Headmen-L Chatelain- and c. Nc
Nulty.
Policemen Rippsy and W.
Bruce.
Nobles-A Parker and Earl Kirch-
ner.
sIaves-C. WOLF, Alvin Dye, George
Irelan, and Edward Brause.
Members OF the faculty, who have
been chief aids to Mr. Walten in his
seven years of successful opera per-
formances by the school are: Con-
dUctor, Alexis B. Many: stage man
ager, Dore Walten; music instructor,
Miss Florence r. Keene; scenery, ].
E. Lamb; costumes. Miss Isabelle
Solomons and Mrs. E. n. Colhoun;
Olaf Saugstad; electrical
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printing, c. 8. Fenton; general chair
man of committee, ]. E. Smith; sub
]. Z. Zearfoss; tickets and
general arrangements, r. W. Straw
bridge and W. c. Myers.
Committee: Miss T. J. BunnelI, Miss
D. ". Dennis, Mrs. NJ. B. Hildreth, !
Miss ]. Coope, c. A. Blume, L. Birch,
w. NJ. Apple, Miss H. williams, L.
Brown, Miss L. c. McColm, Miss Z. |
P. Defandorf, A. B. Piggot, H. b.
White, Miss I. Hammond, Miss C.
I. c. Eakin, Miss NJ. Eiker, !
Mrs. L. r. Smith, Mrs. I. s. Hunter. |
The Students Informal Recital. |
given at the Washington College of
Music recently had as soIoists, Will |
liam Gawler, Louise Schaeffer, Fred |
Margaret Oxenburg, TheI- |
ma Singer, Minnie Buchalter. Ella |
Miller, James Bowen, Miss Galev. /
Ruth Rodier, Marie McCarter, Helen !
AUIt, Alden Finckel in a group of
cello solos, Miss Spencer, Ethel Cohn |
and Miss Chamberlain.
The Mozart quartet for strinrs
In d major, was given by Miss Hauf. |
Miss Thomas, Mr.. Stearns, and Mr., i
Finckel.
A musical tea given al the Willard
0u Sunday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs,
George Boyle, presented Claire