Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-15

,u ,puutterflies' ball. which is to b
pu' went of Friday and Saturday
III 21 and "a, at the Crane
.aaater. an AS a benefit affair Il
sromises sr to attract record attend
os for all money received from
snsy ~ sale Of tickets is to go to ait
y ~ establishing children's wart
= !, M new Salem hospital. Mrs
D White is directing the pa
M Sasnt the leading characters ant
..smhers of the cast being chosen
,.om her large dancing classes.
serving as patronesses will be
,hs following group. which sew.
40, Years ago made up the Illa'
noe club: Mrs. Ben w. Olcott
Mrs Mr. John ]. Roberts, Mrs. Thorn
ss A. Livesley. Mrs. Thomas G
smith, Mrs. Chester Cox, Mrs
william H. Lytle, Mrs. William
n Burghardt, Mrs. Frederick D
Thielsen and Mrs. William II
walton. These matrons are also
lending their time and energy in
an endeavor to shape the various
details, and make the fete out
class in every respect, any that
have been given heretofore.
The stage of the theater will
form fitting setting for the chill
dren Clancy to supervise this de-
tail Differing from previous
wears. 1t is being asked that nc
flowers be presented the chill
dren.
The story of the play is most
attractive. The first act opens In
the Royal Garden Of King Good
heart and Queen Truelove. A ball
IA being given by the queen Of the
butterflies, to which all OF the
mbiects of the kingdom have
been invited save one. That one is
the witch, Spiteful, who becomes
angry at the slight, and in re-
turn steals the little Princess
Trueheart.
The second act depicts the
spinning chamber Of Witch Spite
full. The latter is jubilant over the
capture of the princess, but her
triumph is cut short by the en-
trance Of the Fairy Queen, who
oyercomes the witch and bids the
guardian Nymphs carry the prin-
cess to safety. Prince Charming
enters, searching for the princess.
Just as the witch threatens him,
he catches sight of the Fairy
Queen, which gives him the cour-
age to throw the witch to the
ground and take the princess
away with him.
In the third and last act, King
Goodheart and Queen Truelove
are shown seated on their throne,
and the return of their daughter
Is the cause of much rejoicing.
The program for act one fol-
lows: Spring Morning, soloist
Margaret White, Valeria Briggs,
Edna Satterlee, Genevieve Bar
bour, Lucille Pettyjohn and Ma
rie Briggs; solo, Carolyn Lam
BIRTH, Fairy Queen; dance of the
Brownies; dance of the Fairies;
solo, Jeanette Sykes, Queen Of the
Butterflies; dance of Tiny But
terflies and Brownies; solo, Mar
jory webb, Princess Of the Butter
lilies; solo, Dorothy Livesley,
dance Of the Sun Princess; group
dance, of the Big Butterflies; So
10, Nancy Thielsen, entrance of
the Princess, Trueheart; solo, Ma
fle Patton, Queen of the Wood
Nymphs; solo, Eleanor Schmidt,
dance Of the Water Lilies; solo,
Janet Plimpton, California Pop
py; solo, Dorothy Livesley, Apple
blossoms; solo, Maxine Glover,
June Breezes; dance Of the Sea-
sons-Spring, solo, Fay Wassum;
summer, solo, Henrietta Bishop;
fall, solo, Dorothy Bell; Winter,
toio, Lucille Downing; dance of
'ae Water Sprites, solo, Bertha
Bapcock and group, assisted by
!ohn Minto; dance of the Winds,
eeneVieve Barbour, Fay Wassum,
lucille Pettyjohn and Janet Plimp-
.on; Golden Locks, solo, Maxine
ayers, and her three bears, Daryl
Myers, Earl White and Rodney
Livesley; musical movement, Dor
o'ny Livesley, Margaret Poor
nan' Maureen Styles; dance of
.ne Tulips, solo. Dorothy Stat
.Ofo; FREELY dance, solo, Eliza
"ISAoy DOunlc IldUUllo,
sroup dance; Night, solo, Leona
seer' Dance Of the Stars, group
sance; Moon Princess, solo, Gym
Webb.
act two: Dance of the Baby
m,.enes, group dance; Witch
spi'elul, solo, Edna Satterlee;
- sol'rance of the Fairy Queen and
ince n, Charming, (Sherman
rnmpton0 duet by Princess
niueheart and Prince Charming;
'aaee OF the Hours, group dance.
act three: Duet, Filtration
ause, Janet Plimpton and Jean
~, ,e SYKES; Dolores from Spain,
~ Lefty Steelhammer; Prim-
r, w. oance, solo. Francis Martin;
u Aute Waltz, ballet dancers of |
4. court; Tarentella, group
s. nee Twinkle. Twinkle, Little
80, s' solo, Margaret Bell; Nor