Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-14
cHILDREN's ENTERTAINMENT NETS
 s1OoO FOR CHURCH BUILDING

CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENT NETS
 sI,OoO FOR CHURCH BUILDING
 Twelve hundred people witnessed the musical extravaganza Hoko Moko Isle. written and directed by Prof. Henry J. LaFontaine and presented in Olympic hall Friday afternoon and evening by the children of St. Mary's school for the benefit of the parish building fund The audience at the evening performance num- bered 800 and 400 attended the matinee performance.
 Over 100 children took part in the the atrical. which was admirably presented. refiecting much credit on those who . trained the children.
 The theatrical was presented in three | scenes; time, present The cast was as follows:
 Betty, Catherine Brennan Bobby, | Raymond Portelance; Dotty, Teresa Por- trude Fontaine; Coco. Celine Bowen Cola. Elizabeth PorteIance.
 Inhabitants of Hoko Moko Isle: Rose Massad, Eileen Fox, Anna Enright, Lucy Martin, Margaret Wall Anna Delaney. Mary Donovan. Margaret Shea. Grace Ogden. Alberta Leblanc, Lucille EnriGht- Josephine Pusateri.
 Orientals: Miriam Sullivan. Mary Kir- by. Eleanor Rogue, Esther Fahey. Alice
 
 quin. Ruth Martin.
 Valentine Chorus: Evelyn Csron. Ve- ronica Cormier. Agnes Dunn. Mary An- derson. Evelyn Caron. Helen Delaney, Rose Rinella. Alice Calsnde.
 Tipperarians: James Barry. Leslie Car roll. Edward Maloney. William Higgins Raymond Sullivan. James Ward, May nard Sullivan. John Barry. Andrew Kir- by. Walter Shea.
 Snowflake Chorus: Anna Carroll. Mar garet Fancy. Teresa Fitzgerald. Anna Brennan, Alice Fox. Marie White. Alice McNally. Veronica Roberts
 Rose Ballet: Teresa Fitzgerald. Frances Lacavera. Mary Delaney. Esther Fahey. Marion Shea. Julia Kozlowski Teresa Connolly. Elizabeth Mallon. Mary Mallon. Gladys Cote. Helen Lynch. Mary Ibhison 7 Wilds Piche. Antoinette Proteau. Jennie Breen. Helen Williamson, Barbara Sulli- , van. Martha Reilly. Mary Broncno. Loret-
 ta Higgins. Anna Connolly. Blanche Au- , brey. Valerie Madden. Ellen Krause I Flora Oulette. Iva Cornier. Mary Geagan : T.. s. A. Boys: Maynard Sullivan. James : Barry, Leslie Carroll, Edward Ms'oney . William Higgins. Raymond Sullivan James Ward. John Barry. Andrew Kirby l Walter Shea.
 Aids: Arthur McGowsn. Raymond Hir ! gins. Richard Brady. Vincent Broph, . William Mahoney, James Perrie. Rolan, 2 | Langevin.
 The augmented concert orchestra. Prof . Henry J. La Fontaine. leader. provide . the music the music. John T. McHurl :, was the stage manager who har\led al 2. the stage effects very efficilu'iy r.. th u course of the entertainment Rev. WiIliar l. A. Keefe. rector. publicly thanked Pro
 La Fontaine who wrote and directed tl1 h. delightful theatrical, Rev. William H -e Kennedy. principal of the school wh 411F n ments for the event. the sis-srs of th IT school and inc parents Q: inc children e. the cast also share he credit for tile ,Isl n. cessful entertainment. T. Was a1rnun., ic that the net procAe Is will be at .ta, te S1.G00.
 ,g Committees assisting In inc evenir ne Were as follows:
 hi Box office. John T. Sullivan: . or. "a ,l- rick J. Sullivan; ushers. John r. Earr
 Simon ]. Fahey. Donat Stni1eaH, Jan ,s p. Walsh. Jr.. and Joseoh 4. Donae.i +o progrs mmes William Mahohe4. I;icha ,i- Bundy. William Walsh and Thomas n ley.
 s Those in charge express their a.p-c m.'a m ation of the loan Of chairs fem rur .lc mings < Ring. Shea 6 Burke and Hou sS gan Bros Other courtesi g aye aclCnov le- edged from the Ports1us and Mich n Co.,. Neil Crowley. O'Na.l md AI-Grc
 Electrical Co, the Y NJ. .. A., aai ; st Plaut Cadden Go.
 Ar. Following the thea atrlral Tr' duct on dancing was enjoyed until r-idni-hi. in Augmented Concert orcne7tf1 furnish
 the music. Three piiEes were award no during the evening a- follows; Five r in- lar gold pieces 10 I. ''. Nor-iSo,s cr VI T risey: ton of coal given by inc S7e;u
 et Co. Miss Ruth Erickson. No. ,xt Roosevelt avenue barrai Of Gru'. I ,sd Blanche Aubrey. No. @ Sevr1th s-rs ,rt The sole proceeds or the affair will o-- as the children's offering for the n rarfsh building fund The Connec'i .t Company provided extra trolley se-Fi ~, The audience at the matine nerformai .nr included the Sisters and purils of w. Pstric;,'s and St Marv's schools and va children at the county home. who w
 guests Of the rector. Rev. William - Kcefe.
 Visitin Eprios;s attending were R
 Philir J. Mooney Of this city T'ev- Ilde AY O. Rcllerose of Taftville and Rev. Ei' in ard Morrissey of Plainield. spec -ed party came down from fairfield, Fau ,is Eeefe's former parish.