Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-22

encore, delightful surprise, but an
other means of displaying her re-
markable talent.
And then Jerry sang. 1.-THE Ar
gentines. Portuguese and Greeks"
was Jerry's offering of the evening.
1t was last but not least. Everybody
clapped when Jerry arose and eased
across the stage. He found the CEN
ter of the boards and stood there
and told the people sfl about the
Jews, the Greeks, the Yanks, the
Turks. and all US Americans. He
was called back several times and
each time he had a new line to offer.
But the clapping continued. Anyone
who has ever seen Jerry. in action
knows he can dance. And they in
sisted until he did dance. Yes, he
danced, he bounced. he rolled, he
slid. reeled all over the place-regu-
lar Jerry style. That was what they
wanted but they didn't get enough
because the show had to end some
where in time for the dance.
A last riot of tunes was the grand
finale, ending with "My Rainbow
Girl' with the couples a-dancing and
Miss Madore in solo, the lights DIM
! ming, the rainbow appearing at the
back of the stage and the scene re-
verting to the opening picture. 1t was
a splendid show, from A to Il, over
ture to grand finale, not Il hitch and
a splendid credit to all participants
and to Miss Moreau.
Here's the Program
The program was carried out ac-
cording to this: Overture, Com
pany. introducing Dance by Miss
Gladys l.. Madore, mello cello, boys
and girls, Messrs. Kane. Pelletier,
Cronin. Wheeler. Misses Buckley,
| Cunningham, Frawley. Tartre;
Humpty Dumpty Paul Mcguire; !;
Why, Dear? Marie Simpson; Kill
| En- with Kindness. Albert Chad
wick; Speciality. Antoinette La
combe, (assisted by Messrs. Lam
| bert, Nermettea Faulkner. Wheeler) (;
Amt You Coming Out, Maiinda?
| Arthur Leonard; over the Ocean
Blue. John B. Brown; / Make Mine
| Myself. Jack O'Brien; Jane, Ludger
| y. NCl lHCtlC, IIopptI ICetii' ipibS J. ~
| letter; You and Me and You, Mrs.
Marie O'Brien; The Argentines. Por-
| tuguese and Greeks, Jerry Carey;
| Grand Finale, Company.
Here's the Reason
/ The reason for the success of the
event was due to the following: Di-
rector, Miss Bernadette Moreau; in
! terlocutor. John B. Brown; ends. AL
| bert Chadwick. Arthur Leonard,
Jack O'Brien, Bidy Pelletier, Jerry
Carey Paul Mcguire.
Chorus members: Antoinette La
combe, Doris Buckley. Rosemary
| Cunningham, Marie Simpson,. Jo-
sephine Frawley. Lucienne Tartre.
Mrs. Marie O'Brien, Margaret Gun
! ningham, Gladys l.. Madore, Mrs.
| Grace Picard. Marion Shirley, Gladys
! O'Brien. Chartal Bisson, Susan Muir
| ply, Jane Faulkner, Nellie Hamil-
! ton, Agatha Plante, Robert Faulk-
ner. Ludger j. Nermette, Lucien
! Peletier. Stanley Kane. John B.
Brown. James Cronin. Arthur Lam
! bert, Alec Ouelette. Thomas Roman.
Albert Aube, Ernest Pomerleau.
George Greenwood, Edmond La
| combe. Christopher Cronin, Henry
Dostie, Charles Clary.
| Assistant Pianists: Misses Tartre
and Shirley. Mr.. Nermette.
Committee: d. w. Cony. grand
! knight: DR.. Paul A. Cyr, deputy
grand knight; Charles NJ. O'Connor,
treasurer; James Coakley, past
+, grand knight; J.. j. Nermette, chan
cellor; Joseph p. Grenier, financial
| secretary; Leo +. Dunn. recording
secretary. Hawes T.. Seigers. past
! recording secretary.