The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-16
"PINAF 0 RE" DELI IGHTED
ARDM0RE SOCIETY WITH
SECOND PERFORMING CE

The second performance Of pima
fore 40 Convention Hall last night
was wcl attended ard proved to be
just another opportunity for the sixty
Ardmorc musicians to establish them
selves more firInly as artists Of eX
ccptiona ability.
So successful has been the two per
formance, That plans are already
underway for third or fourth pre-
scntnton III Arlmorc, and possibly
n number Of out Of town engage
monts.
81 am certainly very proud OF the
results Of the presentation Of Pima
FORE" remarked Mrs. n. c. Wood,
director, "auG | want to publicly eX-
press my appreciation for the splen-
did cooperation of Miss Eleanor Lii
ley. teacher of expression Of Ard
more public schools. Mrs. Robert 5.
Gardouhire, Mr. Herbert Carlock
Lambcrt's orchestra, and tho others
whose personal efforts. and not mine,
made possible the success
II. NJ. :. pinaforc' was produced
under the auspices Of the broadway
Methodist church. by Mrs. Wood. who
is director of the choir OF the church.
Miss Lillcy, whose well known ability
I'm work Of this kind has always been
hiphiy appreciated by Ardmore pee
pie. deserves special commentator
for the splendid stage management.
Mrs. Wood was also fortunate in
,hn selection cf her cast as each and
everyone Of the soloists possess a
voice Of rare quality: and the chorus
sang wen, giving evidence Of careful
training.
The program opened with an over
sure "Nng MydaS," Filcnborg, by
The orchestra, which was encored.
I'm the first act the song hits were
"a Maiden Fair to See" by Raplh
USert simpson, and chorus; "My CAL
liant Crew." Captain Ccrcoran (Iicrh'
rt CuroclO and chorus Sorry Her
Lot" Josephine, Mrs. Cecil Will
iams "Wc Sail the ocean Blue,
chorus Of sailors and damsels; When
I Was n Lad" Sir ]. Porter CCharles
Poultcrl and chorus; Refrain Auca f.
cicus Tar" Mrs Williams and Mr. f.
Simpson. The finale, "Can I Sur |
vNe This Oyerbearing' was repeat 1
ed'y c1cored.
In the second act the audience
seemed most pleased with Fair
Moon" by Mr.. Carlock; Thing. Are
Seldom What They Seem" Little |
Buttercup, (NIrs. G0rdenhire) ana
Mr.. Carlock: "The Merry Maiden and
the Tar" Mr.. Carlock, and Dick
Deadcye &C.. A. Sessions) and the
grand finale. "Joy, Oh Rapture"
Miss Helen Dolman as "Hebe,'
Sir Joscphs cousin, was especially
pleasing Others of the cast who
did their part most eXcel!ently were
c. r.. Haynes, Il. l.. Valley, q. c. |
Lasher (the "Midshpmhte" and a
comedian of the highest type) Ern.
est Grunert, Mrs. /, A. Bynum and
Jess Hull.
The Dnmsela Chorus comprised
Mrs. o. c. Lasher, Mrs. Vincent
Wakefield Mrs. Marvin Bell, the
Misses Rebecca Brett nellie Hall,
Frances Jones, Thressa Hall, Anna
Ruth Stewart, Norma Scott, Racheal
Tilrnan, Anna Licia Crittenden, OIL
via Brett, Lucia Jones and Roberta
Jones Others taking part in the
presentation were Mrs. w. +. Ernst,
Mrs W. +. Winfrey, Mrs. w. Il.
Phillips, Mrs Minnie WALL Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. Pitts, Mrs. Hightower,
the Misses Hattie Harper, Freda Cru
nert and Itea Wolverton, Messrs.
W. II. Pou'ter, Walton, Hall, w. H.
Prater, Hardy Murphey, Vincent
Wakefield, w. II. Ernst. James po'
man, Harry Kessler, Robert Crtten-
den, William Ringer.
Lambert's orchestra comprises Miss
Czela Pugh and Walter Poole, first
violin: Mrs. I<rllbright second vio'
lin: Ray Scrugham, flute; II. j.
Lambert director, FIRST clarinet; X.
Bell. second clarinet; Clay Patterson,
first trumpet; Eugene Poole, second
Fred Wilson, first horn'
Cecil Graham, second horn; Mr.. Cul.
yer, drums and Mrs. William Ringer,
pianist.
The costumes were pretty and be-
coming and the special scenery by
II. II. Caldwell, added much to the