San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-20
THE PIED. PIPER OF HAMELIN
OUTSTANDING FEATURE OF THE
ANNUAL SPRING FIESTA FETE
Tiny Dancers Will Retell the Story of the Dutch
Village Infested With Rats-Other Numbers Are
Arranged for Children of the City-Two Per-
formances Will Be Given at Palace Tuesday.

belle Mcdonald, John Wiseman, .I'hel-
ma traitor. Pas Quatre, Geraldine
viii, Margaret Roemer, Margaret
Garvcy, ELLEN Coyne Danse en-
semble, townspeople. The Dutch
Riddles, danse ensemble. The Piper's
dance, the Piper. Duet, Jean &c
Donnel, Genevieve Holman. Duel
Dorothy Kane, katherine Stephens.
Lauterbach, Caroline Treacre, Helen
Roberta Pettis. Chorus, Jean Melon
nell, Agnes Coyne, Dorothy Kane,
Catherine Stepland, and Geneyiece
Holeman.
A Special Number.
The curtain will be lowered at this
time to show that several days have
elapsed. and during the interval Don
Pompco Pearsonia," at the Cabaret
Brilliante, will announce his twink
lers" to compete for the prize offered
by the ladies of the Battle Of Flowers
Association. This prize will be $25
in cash. and it is being given by the
Battle of Flowers Association and by
Miss Moore jointly, to the sketch oil
section of the program that is de-
clared by vote TO be the best. The
ballot will be taken from the audience
at both performances, by giving each
one entering to see the fete, slip
of paper upon which to write the name
of his or her favorite part of the pro-
gram. After the two performances
on Tuesday, April %, are over, a
checking committee will be appointed
to count the votes, and the prize will
be awarded to the most popular con-
testant.
Don Pompeo" will present the
following program, given by pupils
of Miss Mildren johnson:
The Program Follows.
Ye Lords and Ladies of Ye Olden
Days, Minuet by Mozart, including !:
Frances May Eggleston, Catherine COL
vert, Margie Chavez. Allie Lee Hol-
bert, Elizabeth Powell, Louise Mapes,
Mary Jane Kuntz, Martha Hall, Rob
erta Bedell, Mary FOLDER, Jean Spen-
Ger, Muly Dunbar, Josephine Spence,
Augusta Boyle, Mariana Mcintosh,
May Louise Nuenhoffer, Lucille Brog-
81, Joan Cahill, Betty Lewis, Billy
Bedell, Charles Austin Holiday. Wul-
bus Huston, Frank Gillespie, Warren
Colbert, Sterling Freeborn, Archie
Scales Brown, and Jack Click. Two,
Moorish advertisement, Mooriska Ser
enata, by Chapi, Ruth Mcclure, Yla,
Florence Weymouth; Hours. Agnes
Tillman, Anna Guitenez. Myrtle Lock
hart, Betsy Tyrrcll and Lucy Buck.
Duet, Spring Morning Serenade, Lady
Barbara Burnett, danced by Imogcne
Duffy. Lotus gatherers. Moorish dance,
Kelly Watson, Marion Liddallm and
Grace MCGOWAN. Three, Hungarian
Rhapsodie, Martha McCurdy, Aimee
Lane, Susan Noble, Frances Smith,
Mary Murphy, Alice Hill, Rebccca
Lynch, Mildred Lynch. Four In
corporations, Pas de Fleur, Delibes
Elizabeth Cain, Olive Cain. Waltz,
Brahms, Harp, Anna Gutierrez, Myrtle
Lockhart. Marion Siddall, Grace No
BILE, Barbara Burnette, Betsy Tyrell,
Catherine johnson. Marchal Neal. Imo-
gene Duffy. Five, Cabaret guests !:
Beatrice Masterson, Aunia Bond,
Catherine johnson, Martha Gibson,
Katherine Searcy. Natalie Venable,
Josephine Golson, Zuleme Lewis,
Helen Maverick, Frances James, Ar
line Alter, Annie Pearl Virgins, Ella
Mills, Grace Jersig. Mary Henncssey,
Eunice Williams. Catherine Harding.
Olive Clarkson, Corrine Kruger. Mary
Louise Duyer, Dick Yelton, George
Moody, Hal Long, Russell Ponder. A..
MCGOWAN. Gale Goodloe, Johnson
Kenney, Frank Wroten. James Davis,
l.. Smith, L. Hart, Keamey Hoody,