The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-15
MOTHER GOOSE
 AT HOWE SCHOOL
Kindergarten Children To Hold Elaborate Revival of
 Characters on Tuesday.

Tuesday afternoon at S:45 the lit ! tIe children of the ktndergarten de- partment of the Elias Howe school 1 will present a most pleasing Motbar Goose party when all the little char acters dressed in the clothes of long ago Will once more come to life. and to appropriate music and steps, will : HecIte the old nursery rhymes and make their bows before the audience The entertainment had been planned 10 take part at the beginning of inc year but was postponed, so the lit tIe Kindergarten tots none older than Iour years have meanwhile orfgtnat- ca steps and little songs to fit their IaiicV ana the party on Tuesday will assume the role of childish originality
 MISS AImyra Gaylord and Miss Mary "heeIock or the kindergarten depart- ment are most enthustasticaIIy 1ofning Tn with the little folks in their, Darty ana planning to make 1t a rather ella Oofate production, judging from the pretty costumes, also made by tna cllHdren themselves, and the fetching music, made up by Miss Mary Bird one Of Miss Fannie 4. Smiths Kinder garten Training students. Miss Smith IS glVlns her hearty cooperation to make the affair a success.
 The money to be realized iron, Tho play will be used by the children to buy cupboards in their department in which to keep their things.
 Miss Dorothy Bell has the part of the Mother Goose and makes a pretty Jolly one Little Bo Peep is played by Mary Roche, with Stephen FTrIop as her sheep; Jack Horner, Gerhart Lentz; Jack and Jill, Joe Beloin and Ruth Mallender; My Son John, Leroy Jenkins, Georgie Porgie. Joseph Sig dek, the crooked man, Stephen Neu- bauer; Jack Jump Over the Candle stock, Jennie Rutaski; Miss Muffet, Alice Heating, who eats the curds while big spider settles very closely beside her.
 Mistress Mary, Marjorie Levine, with garden of pretty flowers, rep resented by Miss Mildred Wright, Esther Hatcher, Mildred Seifen, Mar ion PIatt, and Alice Wargo. They are to be covered with frocks of green, yellow. orange and purple. George Straw will be Merry Old King Cole with his F'iddlers Three, Leo Schuza, Joseph None, and Ruth Harris. The Queen of Hearts, Frances AmbuIock has two pages, Emma Schmidt and Grace Sweeney.
 Harold Fftzsimmons is the big f~+ man from Bombay; Irene Zayas IS the little bird that chirps so happily in theatres every morning; Baby Bunting is Dorothy Moore and Teddy Bystock mas the honor of being a serious doc tor with a number of pretty nurses played by Ruth Tischler, Ruth Gold man, Jeannette IsebrecQue and Anna Goldman who mend the broken head of Humpty Dumpty, Bernard Marks.
 The soldiers are to be Herbert Minisky, Ed Bayale, Harry Czarnes- Xxi. Isadore Cohen, William BatagIio, Louis Decerbo, Clifford wunder, Rus sel Tierney, George Kingnan and John Kenny. The brownies are Harry DiBernardo, Ralph Geduldig. Jerry Decker, Roger McAvoy, Alice A1laire. Edith Alderman. Ruth FTnoI and Catherine McPadden.
 Then there is the fine orchestra with instruments of all shapes that furnish a most unusual combination of tones. And those who will be in thecompany are Charles Taylor, Ben Reuderman, William Davis, George WeIhoski, Dorothy Sharon, Ethel Wernick, Annie Turko, Alice Neuner, Anne Bertrand, Mamie Berger. Ed ward Burness and Katherine O'Con- nor.