Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-08
PUPILS Of ESTHET|C
DANCING PRODUCE
C|NDERELLA'S STORY
MISS HAYES CLASS STARRED IN
IN CLEVER EXHIBITION STAGED
LAST NIGHT AT ARMORY c.
LARGE CROWD ENJOYS SPEC
TAClE

A large audience gathered at Ann
DRY C. last night to see the pageant,
inderella," presented by the pupils
of Miss Laura Hayes dancing classo@.
The production was one of the most
beautiful cXhibi ions of dancing eyer
given by Ottawa children, and HE lit
tie folks taking part deserve great
credit for their work,
The old fairy tale was carried all
the way through from the time Gin
uernlla was detected little morSel
abandoned and lonely in the home Of:
her stcpmother, until she attended
the ball, lost her slipper and won the
heart and hand Of the prince,
No effort was made to decorate the
large armory but the exquisite COS
TUNES of the little folks and the
beauty of the spo,liGhts which played
on the dancers during he evening
made the pageant exceedingly altraC-
tive. During the evening Miss Sadi"
Kenny sang Il Ercamt That | Dwell
in Marble Halls and Arthur Hala-
gan sang a gypsy love song, Miss
Hayes danced two SOLO dances whIcA
We're greatly appreciated
The Ottawa Riddles Were at their
best Miss Ia 'hCrine l.awlCas, an
old fayCrite with Ottawa audiences,
who, while .'Oung in years, j. no less
talented than most young women OF
the profc ssional stage: Miss Esther
Farrell, who has delighted Ottawa
people on so many occasions, and
Miss Ruth Haebcrlo, who Is one OF
the nest graceful and talented young
s.crs in the city, were all at their
best. and il would be difficult to md
three more accomplished little girls
any place.
Shirley Warsaw took the title role
and William Jordan was the prince.
Both We're well fitted tor their parts,
The cast of characters and the dances
in which thc children took part fol
low.
sinderella .......... Shirley WARSAW
StepmOthtr ........... Ardella rum
Vain Betty .......... Elizabeth Dunn
Scratch Gatty .....,. iodine Raiiertf
Fairy godmothor..C Catherine Iawless
The prince ,.,.,...,,,W William Jordan
An old French dance-Irma Eliza
beth O'Conor. Iodine RatiNty, Cert,
rude O'Brien Elizabeth Dunn, Viz
gnia Glenn Louise Ruff, Ardella
FUR. Audrey ColWell, Charlotte
lKingman. Hazel Fisher, Dorothy
Sherman, Shirley Warsaw, William
Jordan. / ouis Jordan, Edward Mahec,
John Lucey, Lawrence Luce Carl
Richardson, George Todd, GencyicVcI
Mason. Evelyn Cation, Charles Ruff,
John kingman, Roy GedneW
thadlotte skating waltz, Esther tar-
rell
Little Miss Muflet. Nora Jordan
The dancing doll, toe dance, Ru'HI
Haeberle.
The Dainty shoperdess Helen
Duffy.
30 Peep dance Jeanette Bruck
Myrna McAlistcr, Edna Hemmerlc
Frances Flamm, Annabelle Mueller,
Mary Dunno, Lorraine philbin. Dor
othy Osterbauer Florence t'inncgar,
Ellen Ruckrigel Bertha Mueller, Mil
bred Holmes. Catherine Hacberl"
Martha Goering,
Tarentela, solo dance, Nora Jor
dan
Spanish dance atherinc .LaWless
Evelyn Bradford, Catherine NortnoE
Mildred Nendel, Jane Palmer, La
Gioconda, Catherine Bradford, Cath
crime Lucey. Esther Farrell, Mar,
JOSEF hine Ruckrigel Wnitrod DOlder
Laura Hayes.
Pierrot and Pierrette. toe dance
Esther Farrell. Catherine l.aWlcss.
ILsmerhlda ballet-Jane Palmer
Mary Ruckrigel, Catherine LuCeN
Catherine Bradford, GcncNiovc Lyons,
Evelyn Bradford, Catherine NcrtnCS
Mildred Wendell, Wintrcd DOller
Ruth iIaeberle.
Dance of the flowers. ballet girls.
Spring. toe dance, Roth Haobcrle.
Butterfly dance, b. the girls.
Solo dance Miss Gencvicvc Lyons, /
Springs Awakening" Sadie Ken
ney.
Dance of joy Catherine Ncrtney.
Jane Palmer and ] aura Hayes.