Evening star., 1923-10-20

The Performance" last evening OF
Name It," a musical revue. prese ntrd
by the Junior Alliance in Polls Thea
ter. was delightful :" lis srontaEritN.
good hUmur ana charming costumes.
The members Of the east and chorus
are debutautes. buds nf last SCISSOR. and
q few OF those who Will lie presented
next season and their mai" partners
ar" Of the same circles The were
drilled by Donald Macdonald. :d.
who directed the performance last
evening. II viii he repeated this after
noon and again tonight for the heur-
tit Of thu welfare work Of the Wom-
"n's Universal Alliance. Amateur pro-
ductiuns are for the most part cas-
e-d in ensemble with long and tire
some waits between acts. hut Ia 81
night there were no such cmbarraSs-
menJs for the action was quick and
the waits We're few and not long
There We're however. the usual anus
ing slips. which only added 10 the
good huInur Of those on both sides Of
the footliEhts.
The choruSrs were 'Nr,i!ent. tn"
dancing was graceful IN rery pretty
and the costumes effective. he pro
CeedS vii be used N ih- work g..
tn. alliance among the "Shut-in
children OF Washington. TO help III the
teaching ot basket weaving and other
diVcrting. but useful artN.
Three Acts Given.
Nh. Dinitrie Dem Dimarce*.o 9f
Tile Greek legation save ,hr prologue.
which was followed by three acts Of
song and dance. 10 mention any one
Of the performers would be untdn,
for they were al clever and success
ful. In tn" middle Of the th!rd act
Mrs. Claicnct Crittvndcn Calhoun,
president ~ The alliance. :,adr Il
short and graceful speech in appre-
cia tion Of tine labor "t those IN the
company ana Mr. MhrDonald for the
success of the performance, say Hing
that Eve are asked to nam" it and
I think we could choose Success. -
After CuItain call at the close Of the
performance the curtain rose again
ana DoUqucts We're given TO the many
principals. II much, better plan than
the usual inteTrupting of the per
Torrance. The prograrn follows:
ACT /.
I've Are a Typical Chorus.
chorus OF snow Girls. Flower Girls,
Ponies. Walters. ct al.
2-'Eyes of Blue
Louis O'Lcary and Misses Diana Cum
ming, Katherine Wrenn. kath-
crime Weller and Norveiie
2-''You Look Bad to Ne.
Miss Virginia Selden and Chorus Of
Fifty Girls.
-"AIauricette'
Miss Diana Cummin" and Male chorus.
). People You see ON the stage
Richard Allen assisted by Misses
katherine Wrenn, Nettie Medier, julie
Hume. Eilenita Crenshaw, Elizabeth
Hume. Betty Greenwood. Doris Wag-
nar. Helen Sinclair Diana Cumming,
Elizabeth Wrenn: and Miss nirginia
Seldcn. Fannie BriCe; Misses Elizabeth
Jones' and Dorothy Mondell, Dolly
Sisters; Miss Virginia Hume. Louise
C;roody; Miss Verona Horen. Grace
La Rue: Miss Anne DevereauX. Fran
Ces White; Donald Macdonald, Sd.
Bert Savoy: Huntington Turner. Har-
land Dixon; Jay Brennan, Carroll
Frick
s. "Valse Moderne." Corinne de Gar
mendia stephens and Eddie o'Donnell.
:. Love Divine" Miss Ve!Nna Ho-
rem and entire chorus of 100.
Act ..
l. "Danse Coquetteres" Miss Vir-
ginia Hume and Mr. Huntington Tur-
ner, assisted by Misses Nettie Med
Ter. Diana Cumming. Catherine Wrenn,
10 Bridget. Anne Noble-Jones, Helen
Hume. Dorothy Mondell. Betty Byrne,
Helen Campbell, Selden Crenshaw.
Cecile Jones. V. Corby. Julie Hume,
Mary SeIden. Mary Tucker Furniss,
Elizabeth Hume and Julie Hume.
2. In a Magyar Camp" chorus.
3. "Danse Sentimentale," Miss Mar
garet Zolnay tdance arranged by Eliz-
abeth Gardiner.
A. (a) That Familiar SeXtet." Misses
Elizabeth Jones, Dorothy Mondell.
Diana Cumming. Delight Arnold. EliZ-
abeth Wrenn, 10 Bridget, and Messrs.
Huntington Turner, Dan Thew
Wright, Walter Abrams. Richard
Hume Richard Allen and r. +. Roh-
rer; CD Another SeXtet?" Misses
Mary Happer Virginia Selden, Doris
Wagner. Anne Graham Hume, Jessie
Adkins. Julie Hume. Elizabeth Hume,
Helen Campbell, Cecil Jones, Mary
Selden, and MesSrs. Maxwell Durant,
Bunk Bridget, Eddie O'Donnell,
Thomas Herman, Frederick Lee, AL
bert Thorne, Wo1domar Sveshnik off,
Abner Drury and Ennolds Waggaman.
8. Meyer Davis Famous LIE Paradis
Band.
9. Quaker Maid Demure," Miss Net
tie Medler and Richard-Allen, assisted
by Misses Laura Bryn. Marie Col
lins, Anne Graham Hume. Virginia
Corby, Mildred Corby. Jessie Atkin.
Betty Greenwood. Maud Mason, Marie
Selden, Corinne Stephens. Julia Hume,
Dorothy Mondell. Helen Hume, Diana
Cumming and Messrs, Jasper Du Bose.
Kenneth Abrams, Durant. Hume, Rec
side, O'Donnell. Wright, Wheeler,
Turner, Donnell. Sveshnikoff, Clark,
Thorne. Bridget
Z. The Tango"-Miss Eugepie lie