The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-30
INJURED DANCER
WINS APPLAUSE
Little Miss Margaret Ball
Scores in All-Star .Re-
cital Here.
SECOND BILL TONIGHT

AS rule "the once over" is as much
as one cares to give amateur dancers,
but in the case of Miss Marion Phil
bricks class from the Kenosha Grand
Conservatory of Music, the rule must
be abandoned; their program deserves
what it will have, a second presenta-
ton at the Virginian this evening.
Monday evenings recital was doubly
noteworthy by reason of the fact that
it brought Miss Margaret Ball back to
the footlights after an automobile ac-
cident which it was feared for time,
might end the little dancers stage
career. The dainty favorite came back
in both senses of the word. Showing
no scars Of her recent suffering and
all of her old vivacity she won thun-
derous applause with her Hunting
Danse" and Moment Musical" done
with Miss Grace Peters. When little
Miss Ball danced, the music wasn't in
the orchestra-pit at all; it was in her,
and its rhythm gave grace and magic
to every pace and pirouette.
Miss PhiIbrick Pleases.
Other numbers worthy of special
mention were little Barbara Loef's
Carmen Geraldine Farrar is more
famous but less winsome in the part
and Miss Philbr1ck's Dying Swan;
the latter was the most perfect per-
Torrance of the evening, a poignant
almost haunting Interpretation of life
beating its wings against the snare of
death.
Miss Esther Landgren's piano rendi-
ton of Webers "Rondo Brilliante"
provided pleasing and artistic inter
lude for the dancing.
Incidentally, not all the dancers we're
on the stage. While Miss Landgren
was playing her solo, little volunteer
she was "cute as Christmas "-tod-
died down the aisle, until an unappre-
ciative usher took it upon himself to
give her the hook and lead her back
to her mother.
Worth Repeating.
This number. will not be repeated,
but the others will, at the second re-
cital this evening.
The complete program follows;
Polish Dance ........... Scharwenka
Sara Walsh.
Flatterer ...............C haminade
Betty Jane Collins.
Melody in F ,........,...R ubinstein
Lorraine Thelen.
Hunting Dance northumberland odara
Margaret Ball.
Coquetterle .........,......W achs
Barbara Loef.
Dutch Dance ................S Selected
Sara Walsh and Betty Brine,
Serenade ............... Drigo
Rosalie Jean Speck.
Wild Rose .................M Mcdowell
Grace Lorraine Peters.
Clown Dance .............,....F Finch
Eileen Carey.
BarcaroIle ...........!..O Henbach
Doris Reith.
Dixie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Selected
Lorraine Thelen.
Blue Danbue Waltz ........ Strauss
Betty Brine.
Humoresque ......... DVorak
Sara Walsh.
Moment Musical .......... Schubert
Margaret Ball and Grace Peters.
Carmen ................ Blzet
Barbara Loef.
Gavotte ................T Thomas
Eileen Carey.
Turlana ............Po nchielli
Doris Reith.
Dying Swan .........S Saint Saens
Miss Marion Philbrick.
Anitra's Dance ................G rieg
Rosalie Jean Speck.
Minute Waltz ...............,C Chopin
Margaret Ball.
Rondo Brillante (piano solo) -. Weber
Miss Esther Landgren.
Hungarian Gypsy ............. BRAHMS
Miss Marion Philbrick.
Dance of the Hours. .Ponchielli
Entire Glass.