The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23

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 1 play, Yokohama Maid" and the cast is composed of the follow: l Sing-a-Song, Miss Mary Mcclure, so- prano; Fateddo, the Mayor, MT. Reginald Thomas tenor; Kissimee, Miss Elizabeth shannon, soprano; Knogudi, MT. Douglas l Hester, baritone; Tung-wags, Miss Kate Robertson, mezzo-soprano Harry Cort- | case, American lawyer, MT Shelby Pat l ton, bass; Muvonyu. policeman, MT. 1 George Nealeans baritone; first and sec ond policemen, Messrs. Beverly Swango and John Levinge; American girls, Misses l Grace Ash and IneZ Patton, sopranos. 1 A well-trained chorus of sixty voices 1 gives hearty support to the principals and is in itself a most interesting feature i With a background of a most artistic Japanese garden, with it's tea house and wealth of flowers, eight of the choicest blossoms come to life under the spell of | Terpsichore, arise and give a beautiful dance.
 On Tuesday evening Hearts of Men will be given at the Jefferson Theatre by the Phoenician Club with Mrs. G. Earle l McLin as director. Proceeds will be used for the Phoenician Home Club fund The cast of Characters is as follows;
 Kirk Brandon, a poet and planter who has assumed the name of Ralph Bain- bridge, MT. Arthur Sharbel; Henry Os- good, Dora's father, Mir. Richard George; Lee Waldron, Braudon's cousin, MT. T. N. Shahid; Murdock, a squadron, Mir. Mike Bite; Hiram Goodwin, an old musician, Mir. John Shahid; Ralph Banbridge, a southern gentleman, MT Roger Bite; Jed Grafton, a fisherman, Mir. Louis Bohor- foush; Gordon Hope, an embezzler, Mir. George Tobia; Major Bragg an old hunt CT, now sheriff of Savannah, MT. Charlie ATeshad; Dora Osgood. afterward known as Miss Warrington, Miss Sarah Shakra; Bella, Murdocks sister Miss Edna Wfk- wee; Martha Wells, Goodwin's sister keper of the Sea Gull, Mrs. Lena Tobia; | Doctor. MT. W. F. Hawia; Mike PharG, Abraham Arben, Sam Wikwee; Misses Odel Mikwee Josephine Wehby and Louise Bedonie.
 Another delightful affair for Tuesday | evening will be the May festival to be given at East Lake Park by the Rob- inson School Improvement Association. This pageant was given recently on the | school grounds and proved a most won- derful success and was witnessed by more than 1000 people and will be re- peated at the park that more friends will 1 have the opportunity to attend.
 The programme will be as follows:
 Selection, Boys Industrial Band.
 Howard Glee Club.
 "Pied the Piper of Hameln," with first and second grades.
 Entrance of Fairy Queen. Birds and flowers dancing, l Robinson Gee Club.
 Wild animal play, with Spring Queens
 entrance, dancing of butterflies, frogs
 and rabbits, and feature dance by Kath.
 erine Laird.
 May Queen is crowned.
 Flower and wreath dance.
 On Thursday evening at Barrett School
 East Lake the final entertain inment of the
 year will be given with the senior sev-
 enth grade as the honored guests and the
 School Improvement Association as hos
 tess at a buffet supper.
 Mrs H. Scudder Ryall, the vice pres
 dent of the association, and Mrs. E
 G. Burchfield will be general chair
 men, and will be assisted y able
 committees. Among the committees are
 Invitations, Mrs. Yancey Senn, chair
 man, assisted by Mrs. w. E. Prescott anC Mrs. R. J. Wheeler Flowers. Mrs. w. O. Bass, chairman. Decorations and arrangements Mrs Victor Randolph and Mrs. Sumter Lea co-chairmen.
 Programme, Mrs. Ryall assisted b! Mir. Ansley. Miss Nell Ellis and Mis- Lucille Hill.
 Reception committee, officers and oth CTS.
 Ushers boys of the seventh junio grade. The girls will assist in serving o the refreshments