The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-14
STUDENTSOF SHERMAN SCHOOL
SCORE SENSATIONAL SUCCESS

/ Louis" MrFaddrn. was tn" concluding
number Of tho first part and her en-
uuisitr dancing imp"rSonat"d nicely IN"
happy blue bird. Sh" wor" charming
/ frork Of dull blue tull" and AZ IN" con
! cluSion was joined by the butterflies and
fairies. the ensemble being one u aTtlS-
tic beauty.
Talkee, TAlkee
The enthusiastic audicnr" went Wild
when tn" babies appcard in tn" second
par. Of tn" program. in Talkcc Talkcc,
in a Little BIT of China. These tiny
! tots We're dressed in striking green and
black costumes in true Oriental style
( and tho tinicSt ones showed rrmarkab BILE
! skill in executing the dance. Margaret
; Rogers, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs Earle
| Rogers was the smallest ono Of the
group and with her charming baby per
Souality won the hearts Of all present.
Tn" boys class. composed OF VIM.
! Plankcy. Arthur Graham. James iilatch-
| icy. Roland R,mpke and John Habis,
presented tn" Chinaman'S Dream. and
wrrk very clever in their cunning COS
Tunes of gold aud black VILLA Emily
! Krupp. assisted by III" intermediate an {
advanced classes was most Cl"Trr IN
the love song in which the Riddles wore
! adorable fruCkS.
japanese Sandman. by Eloise Dawson.
and the advanced and baby classes drew
prolonged applause. Miss Dawson Is IN
accomplished vluCulioniSt and after Ta'
! citing the first verse Of the popular
song WAS joined by III" Intermediates
in the chorus tn sensation WAS sprung
| when the darling babies came in follow o
| ing tn" rcciting of the second verse ami
were one by one danced 10 sleep by Mls>
! Dawson.
Virginia Hoffman and chorus. scored
4 triumph in Sly Musrtt. The girls sang
am danced this number and w"r" greet
| cd with applause by the pleased audi
CnC".
Frances ISabcl Johnson. Malclyn
Dockcy and Sara Elizabeth Blake. the
trio Of cunning baby dancers, show'd
their accomplishments TO perfection in
their Cuckoo Clock dance. Folk dances
war" artiStically and perfectly danced
| by the boys class and the advance, d
girls class each appearing IN hungarian
costume Of striking design
Virginia Iioffman's '.Radlnrria." Aid
! NdalHnr Kline. "Thc Storm" were esp -
rially good aud showed the exceptional
knowlrdEN of technique acquired by
; these girls.
Dance Of the coQuette.
Dorothy Goldberg. talented dancer and
accomplished chorus in presenting THE
House that Jack Built" This was n
most attractive number ANA was vcrr
We'll receive
The most delightful and sensational
Of all the numbers WAS the Dance OF tn
| tuuu"ttr. by Madalyn DiCkey. Frances
| !. johnson and Sara blake. Miss Dick
! "y attir"d as 4 faSh!Onah!" Young lacy
came dancing onto the stage Ia b. joined
I later by tn" other two. who We're mo.
/ cunNinEly dressed as little boys Of col
onial days. They WCr" accorded the
| hcarticSt appiau$" of any number and
were presented with Il huge bouquet Of
roses at the conclusion Of the dance
! I."ona Lau" showed artistic ability
and graccCulnrSs in her Veil dance. for
| which she wore An exquisite COSTUME"
| Those Who saw Frances White in "JiEl-
| mi"." were delighted to hear III" strains
! of her famous do r.. me ia which was
sung by Miss Marjorie Brooks and cho--
us as they danced. Miss Brooks wore a
| darling rompcr suit and scored Il hit
with her singing.
The difficult steps OF the waltz Ga
Vote were perfected by Betty Shafer.
Catherine Crok. RoSalic Jacobs. Dorothy
! Goldberg. William rlankry. Jas. Batch
I ley. Arthur Graham. John Hahig. The
rainhoN dance, by the advanced class OF
! girls. was all that the name implies. and
| the Jockey dance. by the boys class was
! rlcvrrly and crcditably presented. The
Winter Sports and Russian Folk Dance.
hy the advanced class. WAS greatly en-
iuycd. hut the real triumph of the even
ing came with the finale. when little
! Miss Winter and the snow girls wcr" in
truduccd. As the advanced class danced
and sang throughout folk dance, sleigh
bells were heard and pranCing on 10 the
stage was Miss Winter in furs and bell,