Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15
.'R|TT|N' THE HIGH SPOTS
A BIC HIT At THE STRAND
Richmond's Younger Set Puts II
Performance Chockful OF Pep
Over the EOOtIightS.

Whether it was the classic dance
OF ancient Greece. the quaint inter.
probation of rhythm III the land u!
the rising, sun or the aGsressiveiy
fierce exhibition OF the ART oil grace
as imasination depiets ITS execution
n b'lsnexiS' Mnssia aver MIN, ,hd ,o tht
lights 1T The strand Th.uicr Las
might 10 an appreciativc audience
that hlled the house
Honey Boy Ho;chkss, who INT Keys
Of sentimeniaiiiy and jazzincss from
Mother Machrcc" 10 oh. BY jim
from Barton heights TO the Bouic-
ward, the dance AMI song revue gives
an impression OF excellent ~ork on
the. part ~ those VINO have mad.
IL possible, and is sure 20 draw ua!ta.
city houses at the matinee and uis h;
performances today.
Dancing Thnt l. Worth While.
Under the direction OF Mrs. Paul
were very graceful. and, thoHch thc
dancers were amateurs taken from
the ranks of Richmond society girls.
the talent displayed would have done
credit TO performers Win more than
dash OF professional training.
Patrons OF "Hit;ln' the H!sh spots
think moro, perhaps. OF the assis-
tancc they are giving the Sunnysidc
Day Nursery, for whose bcncat the
performances are being given. III the
great Humanitarian work II is doing
IMAM u. an evening q. tultTlal EIl.Snl,
but the show il. we'll worth the money
for its own excellence.
Exceptional taste and discrimina-
ton We're shown in designing the
s;asc sets sets. The The creek " dance emu given ZEN
by Misses Katherine Scales Hattie
Wilson. Esiellc Dennis, Louise
Branch. Virginia Donnan and Eliza
beth Patterson. under the chapcron-
age OF Mrs. Robert Carter is cspe-
GGially fa:ry-iike and graceful. Miss
II. give q graceful exhibition OF. the
MAJ time waltz that is delightfully."-
reminiscent OF an older day and
brings appTeciativc eacores :-om the
Then quickly hitting the ;rall 10
another civilization and another idea
OF the dancing art. c>Sh, beautiful
girls gave an Interpretation, in ma
ration, jr IS cha9 5s The The dancers ;'n!'Ts
are Misses Margaret Addison. Emma
Smith. Avis Hillsman. Josephine siar-
rison. Florine GiiScrt. i:iizaba;h
Smith
Exhibitions OF Maxine dancing by
Miss Nellie Meade and Walter Moore
were given enthusiasts approval. a.
was the Oriental dancing o. N.SS.S
lou! VuTGto oiuuN !lo'S VleGns!la
isaSe! Williams; Emily. Rogcrson.
Mrs. Tazewe!l Darlington. Jr.. is The
ehaperon. Mrs. Paul Gibson gave. in
very realistic manner her torce:ul
Yet Eracetu! Interpretation OF the
BolsEeVisi dance.
Songs aud Sallies.
The Honey Boy HoiohkisS Ministries
present songs and sa!lics OF WI; ard
hurnor that bring the house down
and are II themselves well worth The
price OF admission. Roses o: Pr
cardy." sung by Horace Powell;
Mother Machree." by Maurice
TEle.; Your Eyes Have Told Me
50, ~ JOIN Wouoie. oh, by
LIMOGES" by Guy Il cCrb.i,. and
His Big Bass VOL" %: w Il
sA@r!iI- made big HIS WITH the audi
eacs.
Besides ;aese :aose who ;oo:: par:
II TIE minstrel Performance we're
George w Warren. sugar SOD"
D-!aHa.5. ioaa J. konler III
NGSty B-av~-, Garland Hood. C:oN-
.-a Go.GcH. James Wrrr.ie James
CrT4.6ia. George Morgan Ban
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