Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-01
COLLEGE MUSICAL COMEDY SCORES
 GREAT SUCCESS BEFORE BIG HOUSE

1 costumes of white riding trousers, green | stockings, red coatees and green jockey caps Their songs of Short Cut Hair, or | the horror of mothers at beholding their | daughters shorn Of their LOCKS. was most { amusing, and their dance, with it's short, c;,a, aceteristic jockey steps was cleveriy | carried out. The Dream Balloon in, the first part of | the third act ushered in four dainty, airy Pierottes in black costumes gay with | flowing streamers, and colored balloons- 1 floating from their high peaked caps, from their shoulders and wrists and from | their skirts Miss Henriette Costigan.
 the danseuse of the evening. apeared dur | ing the balloon dance with ,s a white l Pierotte costume. trimmed with balloons.
 and played, while dancing with a large purple balloon, which she burst at the conclusion of her dance. The balloon chorus was very striking with it's con- trasting black and white costumes, and it's color; the dance was charming and drew an enthusiastic encore for this hit of the evening.
 The candle chorus brought light on to
 a, darxened stage when, clothed in simple
 white costume and with flowing hair
 they carried lighted candles as the fea-
 ture of their act. They twinkled with
 ease and skill and were encored insistent-
 ly for the grace and artistic finish of
 their dancing.
 The gem chorus. dazzling in ruby. em- erald. pearl, amethyst, sapphire, topaz,
 made very brilliant appearance. Their cos umes resembled the color of gems, an1 golden hoops encircling them con- tained the setting. The queen of the gems was the diamond, who alone of
 the precious jewels was crowned-or set ? in gem language.
 , The following were the choruses: r Prohibition Chorus: Grape juice. Kath- ryn Culver, 23; Bevo. Anita Greenebaum. '23; Milk, Mary Lambeth Ragsdale, '23 :, Lemon-pop, Lesley Alderman. '2S. Wedding Bells Chorus: Margaret Da-
 vies, 20; Marjorie Backes, '23; Dorothy
 Dean, '2S; Helen Hemingway, '23; La
 Petra Perley, 20; Helen Peale '22. l Artists Chorus: Clarissa Ragsdale
 20; Ruth Wilson, '21; Marion Keene
 21; Harriet Allen, 20; Elizabeth Sand. k ford. '23; Caroline Francke. '2S.
 Slave Girls: Caroline Francke, '2s n Harriet Allen, 20; Rachel Smith. '21
 Mildred Howard. 20; Michelina Namo. l. vich, '2S; Mary Hester, 20.
 Heart Chorus: Kathryn Culver. '2s ;. kn:ta Greenebaum. '23; Mary Lambetf
 Ragsdale, '2S; Lesley Alderman. '23; Ls n Petra Perley. '23; Dorothy Gregson, '2l
 Cathryn Wilcox '23.
 Ill Bobbed Hair Chorus: Eleanor Whitton
 g; Elizabeth Colladay, '2S; Mary Jan, n White, '2S; ; Marion Johnson. '23 virgini;
 Root, '2S Beulah Dimmick, '23; Mar h guerite Lowenstein, '23.
 Candle Chorus: Eleanor Seaver. 20 n Dorothea Marvin. 20; Cathryn Wilcox
 23; Mary Lambeth Ragsdale. '23; Esthe {. Lanterman. '23; Kathryn Finney. '23.
 The following were the musical nun, I. bers of the comedy:
 Oh. Here's to You, quartet of girls an ,,, men with Prohibition chorus; I Am '- Roaming Romeo, Toby; And Now IT Wedding Bells for Me, Aladdin wit o S chorus of Wedding Bells: I've a Spot ia My Heart for an Artist, Peggy, with Ar Ae ists chorus; Beautiful String Beans, b II, Gum, Aladdin, Rats. Jenkins The stor re Book Princess, male quartet; O, O. AlaC bn n. din, You Stole My Heart, Princess Ba ne and Aladdin.
 IS. Genie's Dance; Wonderful One. ma o-I quartet; Slave Girls Dance; Give N cv Your Heart, Aladdin with Heart choru, he l Am the Himuc of the Hotfug Isle, IT m, Himuc; Love Song. Singer; Short c, at Halr Bobbed Hair chorus; Love Col ng quers All.
 he Act III.
 CT We Are the Artists Who Put the A Right Into Party. Princess Bad ar s. m quartet The Dream Balloon, Aladd ,;S with Balloon chorus; For I'm Not Pri -t, to cess Really, Peggy; Twinkle, Little Ca l. de, Peggy and Aladdin with Cand ,aI chorus; What Shall It Be? Aladdin al , ,@n Peggy with Gem chorus And Now Ii he Wedding Bells for Me, ensemble chorr ,r- Excellent support for the music Q numbers was given by the college o n- chestra consisting of Roberta Newto np director and pianist; Virginia Rose, 'ce
 ist; Miriam P. Taylor, violin; Dorotl ad Paine and Jean Murray. violins; Hell ith Coops, trap drummer; Ruth Wilson, ull si- lele.
 nd The college managing committee cor re- prised: faculty manager, Miss Or TO- Sherer; faculty manager, Miss Edl er- Blue faculty manager, Miss Marit mt Kofsky; musical adviser. Dr. Louis he Coerne; chairman of properties, Emi iss Slaymaker, '23 assistant, Jessie Big nd low, '2S; chairman of costumes Vi hy ginia Neimyer, '23; chairman of mus of score. Anne Slade. '22; floor chairma ct- Grace Waller. 20; publicity manage
 Blanche Finesilver, '22; assistant bu eek mess managers, Alberta Lynch, 20; We tte na Kelsey. '23.
 rlt' Miss Blue, who has directed the pr ac- duction with such success, got the a en- dience with her in a tactful announC
 ment made between the acts that t
 lIuolSdl HuLuueIS NOulQ De printed a rue for sale later on. She invited subscr ter , tions now and there was large respor tal to the members of the smocked arti tta tss chorus as they passed through the au tne ence.
 by +o tLa o.pi,I rpit Ii e Se.ueh !I caIeu attent
 endowment fund of the college which
 to secure $2,000,000. He called attent .s to the posters which were shown arou ~, @ tine hall and lobby and asked that frier ,, u,e of the college use small replicas of , iuo posters on their mail.
 'os, s Two hundred girls from the colle @ so' about two-thirds of the student enrt .Gp. ,;II, ment, came here by special trolley e m nm from New London to attend the p ~ -os. and had seats in body in the hall. urn. anne CAPTAIN GYPSY PAT SMITH fol- WEEDS MISS KARIN NJ. TJADI -nc' Captain Gypsy Pat Smith, the you