Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-24
ST. MARY,s BOYS AND GIRLS
 SHINE IN PRETTY oPERETTA

tST. MARY'S BOYS AND GIRLS | SHINE IN PRETTY OPERETTA 1 The bperetta Joyiand, given by the | boys and girls of old St. Mary's at l Olympic hall Friday evening before an | audience numbering well over 900, was | i huge success. The cast evidenced very assiduous and careful training and every one made the most of the parts assigned to them. The children have set a mark flor juvenile entertainments that will not l be easy to surpass. The oldest in the cast was 14, the others ranging in ages down to 8 years. The clloruses were es- pecially noteworthy and the solos left nothing to be desired.
 I The dances were originated and taught by the director, Henry LaFontaine, with the exception of a ballet dance which ! was taught by N. IT. Levy of this city. Fl The scenic effects were arranged by Mir.
 theatre, and the decorations were pro-
 vided through the courtesy of Daniel
 Hinchey.
 The program follows:
 PART ONE. fs~ :s.ss q THE FoLLIES. ss. ss.s3 The Proprietor, Joseph Portelance
 The Waiter, 5. Raymond Sullivan \ Count di Loriharn Patrick McNerney Countess. di Iorifiarn, Helen Cornire Lt olN EI6tly " dltTeSSeS Anna Brennan,
 Margarets. Fahey, Veronica Roberts,
 Teresa Fitzgerald, Alice McNally and
 Jeannette Rochette. The Singing Cooks: Leslie Carroll, Ed
 yard Maloney, James Ward, Raymond
 ,Portelance
 CABARET \ A Japanese Symphony: Mary Brongno
 Alice Fox Anna Carroll, Alice Calande 5 Marie White, Evelyn Caronl and Stella Q Guertin. .ss7 i The Harmony Sisters Teresa Portelance ! and Catherine Brennan. q l Spring, solo dance, Celene Bowen Caruso Junior Raymond Portelance
 Merry Little Maids: Marguerite Delaney f and Helen Delaney
 Italian Singers: Marie Tomaino, Eva . Piante, Elizabeth Risley, Gertrude Si- !. korski and Bertha Bordeau. U A Glimpse of Old Erin James Ward. as-
 sisted by Colleens Elizabeth Howarth Anna Delaney, Margaret Shea, Helen n Williamson, Teresa Connolly and Mary s Kirby. J Four Jolly Tars: Raymond Higgins
 James Barry, Maynard Sullivan and n John Shea
 Cyr. Mary Warrington. Agnes Nc. Gowan, Veronica Cormier, Mary An. z derson, Grace Ogden. Agnes Dunn le Eileen Fox. Margaret Dunion and Dori. .e Blais
 < PART TWO. ,d QUEEN FLORAS DAY DREAM. Id Queen Flora, Marguerite Kilke1n, i. Stella, Gertrude Fontain, ,e Vera, Helen Broph, ,. gerald, Viola Koslowski Mary Roberts Y Margaret Sample. Mary Geagan, Mar, = Ibbison and Loretta Walsh z, Butterflies Celene Bowen. leader Mar i garet Fahey, Jennie Breen, Barbar; - Sullivan, Marion Shea Lucy Massad
 Martha Riley, Alice White and Rutl h, Review of the Flowers:
 Lily, Helen Cor1nir
 i Rose, Margaret Delane, D. Forget-Me-Not, Aline Lacomb rt Violet, Frances Rinell st Buttercup, Elizabeth Mallo n, Fern, Mary Donova s- Woodland Spirits: Esther Fahey. Fran k ces Lacavera,. Monica Shea, Mary Sul ,I livan, Helen Drescher. Mary Barr, Y Antoinette Proteau and Helen Mahc nr ney.
 1 Rumble Bee: Raymond Portelanc s- Daisies: Mary Delaney. Teresa Porte
 lance and Catherine Brennan. ,4s Queen of the Night: Elizabeth Porteianc i's Spirits of the Night: Miriam Sullivan
 Loretta Higgins and Eileen Kennedy.
 WCOHlnlIlee or alQeS. treQerlcK Bund ,,s 20, John Williamson 20, Thomas Doole ne ne 20. George Swanton 20. Daniel Barr en 20. and, James McGrath 20 iso The furniture was loaned by IT
 Plaut-Cadden Go. and tPorteous & Mitcl in ell, and the scenic effects were by u do Strand theatre.
 ige At the conclusion of her solo danc the Spring. Miss Celene Bowen was present. et- a handsome bouquet.
 The proceeds of the entertainment " ion go for Slle benefit of the new church lay The committees in charge were: Tick
 office, John T. Sullivan door, Patrick ra- Sullivan ushers, Cornelius J. Downt sti- Thomas Caffrey, John T. Gleason, Nan es- leon Kerouack, John Barry. Joseph ,s;- Gadle. Dominick Ouelette, Peter D. Sul he Il van, Joseph A. Dohnelly, Walter LaFo ler taine; dancing, William H. Bowen, F
 McNerney. Timothy A. Carey, James eI Murphy. William T. Barry, Joseph io Portelance ]; programs, Frederick Bunt -.,. o John Williamson, Thomas Dooley. Geor Swanton, Daniel Barry, James McGra e. Edward T. Connolly was in charge the spotlight and Joseph Desmond N gnu stage manager.
 Dancing followed the entertainme vice music being furnished by LaFontain :: 30 orchestra. 5. - an- Invited to New York Police Parade the Police Captain George Linton has to ceived an invitation from Police Go