The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
DANCE-PLAY At
COURT THEATRE
me students OF XrSL Alma Wilson
HhARsrs school OF Oppression
and AsSthssto Dancing PrS-
Dont Play.
Crowded Xouss witnesses The Pr
Torrance which was Received
Etth Great Appreciation. 1ps-
cLAl 8oSnsry and Dssua-
ful Costumes Lend
Charm,

Skaters classes IN expression anu
aesthetic dancing. was ono OF the most
altogether artistic. charmingly costunr-
ed and graceful performed amateur
musical and dancing exhibitions ever
Given here by such youthful talent as
was seen last night by an audience
which crowded the Court theater.
Scene nrst presented KipE Winter
Miss Sara Hartsnstein, surrounded by
his court. IN q sitting OF Ice and snow.
Tho characters represented Iceland.
Snowbound. Jack Frost. North Wind
and all the messengers OF the glitter
ing frost-bound court, costumed In bril-
liant sparkling snowy white. snowo'rd''
snownaker. and sc.ntillAt'ng sunoearns
combined 70 make the effect dazzling.
and tho dancing done by group classes
took on the characteristics OF the
scene. carrying tho effect In realistic e1-
PRESTON.
onArna1nS Dancer.
The Court Dance led by King Winter
and Lady Sunshine was charming in
stately dignity and rythmio movement.
but the number which probably drew
forth the most applause was tho clever
little dance OF the Dummies. and juvenile
classes. whose genuine enjoyment OF tho
dance and the joy with which they en-
tered into the spirit OF u made Il one
y
program. The first part OF the program
was Characteristic of the art OF ex-
prsss4Ss dancing and the latter part,
introducing The Miss Spr!ngtime Com
papy. portrayed the artistic and
aesthetic work OF tho school.
Lady Sunshine" Miss Martha Will
bert. opened the second session. At
tired in . charming gold ballet costume.
her dance was Significant OF the idea
expressed and gracefully and charming
ly presented. Tho Flower Ballet" tea-
turing tho baby classes showed tho tiny
members OF tho GLASS at their best.
friroi!ns and cavort,ng n adorhale.
little costumes OF pink carleton. white
1auze, and blue and gold combinations,
Earlanded With spring rosebuds. Moth
Ing moro suggestive OF tho spirit OF
spring could be seen. Their dancing
VAS just as interesting as their ap-
pearance, and they hoped. glided and
swire!ed through tho measures OF their
dance suolimely unconscious OF their
audience
Several duo-dsnces were shown. Miss
Emily Sttfel appearing IN quaint
dance beautifully cos,umed in tho period
cc colonial days. Her partner In the
dance was Miss Adalyna Kline. Miss
June Mortord In a fIrtat!on dance with
Miss Frances Kopt presented ono OF
the most charming and graceful dances !
on the program. Pupils IN toe dancing
introduced many original and difficult.
features and gave much pleasure.
The ensemble number Spring Is
Lady" was sung very beautifully by
Mrs. Edward Sttfel. featuring tao COM
pany in . dance OF many beautiful num-
bers. /
Tho program was given as follows: /
Act l-Scene
CAST OF CHARACTERS
S SE Winter ,....... Sara Harteasse!n !,
Princess Snowbound. $50, Glois. pawson D.
Lady Sunshine. ..... Martha Wti6ert
JACK Frost. Virginia Whitman
End OF the Rainbow. .Emily julie Stitel ,
North Wind. $500. Ella Marie Trautweln .
Kings Messenger. .Adalyne Kline !
Court Danseuse. .Josephins Chew
Standard Bearers. !
Beverly Hubbard. Iary Louise Muller
Court Jester. Mary Elizabeth Schenk !;
PROGRAM. /
Snow Birds. .........By the Baby Glass
Ann Louise aaupD Jane busch. Helen !
Gavin. Perry McGhes. Rosemary mary
GaughAn. Marcia Gribben. Marjory
Met1ner. Martha kettier, Mary 10 !
Marlin. Fay Sells. Nancy Lee Cald-
well; Gene Althar. Frances Daniels. /;
j
Margaret HardwLck. Elizabeth AL .
eerts, Frances Kopt. Jns Morford.
Helsa Rush, Ethel Schwartz. Mary
virginia Parker. Angela McDermott. ,
Betty Scott. Roberta Jane Meyers.
Catherine Miller.
oonbeam-Led by ..............
............ .Cupid-Eleanor Griboen !
sara Ruth Gavin. BernIce Sweetwine. |
Rosemary GauEhan. Marcia Gribben. !
Gene Althar. Peggy McGhee. Eliza !
beth Marschner. !
Court pance-Led by.
-. King Winter and Lady Sunshine ,
The Inps.. Jack Frost and Attendants .
Robert Ward. Billie Sidehart. Chester (
Hart James Hutchinson.
Chorus Dance. Snowflake !
Toe Dance. ........... Josephine Chew |
-. Primo. Iceland and Attendant,
iSScts Kossuth. SaSi I HAT Hart. M M.y |
Hannah Eeslbitt BernIce Honecker. |
Ann hughes. Margaret Marschner. I
solo: North Wind. ..... Ella Trautwein !
Solo: Ealnhov ...... Emily julie s,itel !
! ...... Beginners Class in Too Dancing
SyivtA Miller. Anna Kovacks. Dorothy
Boyds. Sara Louise McFsdden, Rosa .
liza Jacobs, Anna Belle Bauerle. Doro- (,
thy gtromberg.
Solo: High Priestess. -. Mildred Keliy /
virSinis aotfman. Adalyne Kline.
Martha wilbert. Emily julie stitel. !
Josephine Chew. Eloise Dawson. Bea- !
triee Kelly. Virginia Whitman.
Selma Rush. Betty Scott Ruth Sweet.
wilma, Roberta J. Myers. Elizabeth Al !
.oer:A Margaret Hardw!ck. Sara E. !
KinTS Attendants. ................
Ann Tsylo!, Ruth Robinson. Faith |
Wsinstsin, Ruth Foster. Helen F1ah- !
srty, Dorothy stromberE, Margaret |
Act I-Scr:c IT.
CAST OF CtiAEANTERs.
Mss sprin9tomo. .f Eois. t Dsason
Rose ................... Beatrice Kelly
KAthrynS Virginia Whitman
Ann ................. Adalyne Kline
Jane .................E Emily julio Stlrel
DeleEats ...............E Ella Trautweln
f'tiiAA ''''' proUam - '''"e '"eN
Solo: Lady sunshine. . Martha wllhert
Flower Ballet. The Baby Class
(snobirds in Scene ID
The Advanced Baby Glass.
(Sunbeams In Scene ID
Junior Intermediates.
(Snowflakcs In Scene ~
Solo: sprinStome. Eio!se Dawson
June Mortord. Catherine Miller, Fran
ciS Kopt, Ruth Sweetw!ne. Helen
Rush. Emma Trautwein. Mary V. Par
kef. Ethel Schwartz.
Duo: One Rainy Day. ..............
......... Emily s.ttel Adalyns Kline
Rosalis Jacobs. Sara L. McFadden.
Anna Belle Bauer!e. Dorothy Boyle.
Ann Koracks. Doroth? Stromoerg.