New Britain herald., 1927-06-11

Sophron1a Nlbberts c. The Old Chimney (duet) In the cinders poor Cinderella slept.
 Parker Wilson d. The Fairy Godmother (dueD
 Clifton Cooley C. The Wee Mice (duet) Turned into as many fine horses.
 Ellen Marie Futile f. Cinderella Transformed (duet) Her ragged dress changed into q most beautiful gown.
 Virginia Jones g. Come Dance With Me The Prince leads Cinderella in a graceful waltz.
 Geddes Parsons h. Cinderella and the Prince The glass slipper is lost, etc. Cin- derella marries the Prince and they live happily ever afterwards.
 Peter Hart and Rose-Red A Fairy Tale with Music ...., .............. Cumberland story S~-Jduc hoSerS Music--The Old Church Bells
 Snow-White
 Virginia Bodley
 Rose-Red
 Doing the House Work
 Janet Rackliffe
 The Old Christmas Carol
 John Wilson
 The Dancing Bear
 The Bears Farewell
 Elbridge Jones
 The Quaint Dwarf
 The Dwarf Goes Fishing
 Talcott Stanley
 The Eagle
 The Bear Kills the Dwarf
 Thomas Hine
 The Wedding March
 Elsie Anderson I. Slumher Song ........ Gaynor D. Blowing Bubbles ..... Gaynor
 John Humason Do You Believe in Fairies? About Fairies .... Suite Weston At twilight when the moon peeps
 out
 know the Fairies are about, They sing the baby flowers to
 sleep
 And then away they softly creep.
 Jean Parsons Because they hear a Brownie That bids all Elves and Fairies
 come.
 Catherine Sampson Together in a Fairy ring To dance merry dance and sing A very little Elfin tune.
 Doris Hart Beneath the slowly fading moon At dawn they quickly run away For they are never seen by day.
 Mary Dunn 'ONGS-
 [. The Birds Nest ..... Gaynor ). Song of the Kitchen Clock .. HdS IlOl
 John Humason Srolicking Waves ...... Woodrow
 Hugh Rowland 3olero Ca Spanish dance) ,... ............... Brugmuller
 Ellen Fairbank The Story by the Mouse" from Alice in Wonderland scenes ..''.'.''' ...'..'.. LyneS
 Jane Rogers n the Meadow .......... Lichner
 Barbara Johnson londo Mili'aire .... Burgmuller
 John Humason The violin pupils of Marcus 'leitler will be heard in recital on tuesday, June 14, at 7:45 o'clock | Mir. Fleitzer's home on Coolidge treet. The Orpheus instrumental uartet win assist with the pro- ram. which follows below: Lawrence 4. Zipp, Bristol Hiding Along ...... Greenwald Marie Y. Donovan, Bristol 'astoralc ,............... Sltt Joseph Howley, Middletown 'erenade ........,..,.. Eberhardt
 Charles Murray from Tales of Hoffman ................ Of1enbach
 Marjorie R. Fleiter 'arcarolle from Oberon-Non Weber
 Wesley Nordensen lelody in r ..,..... Rubenstein
 John Lynch ledjtation Ave Maria ,,.........,.,..,, Bach -Gounod ! Mary M. Hassett, Bristol bring Song ......... Mendelssohn 1
 Roger Drufva iraitati on Religioso .. Greenwali 1 iolin Duet Marie V. Donovan Marjorie l.. Fleitzer
 Part II at Sb .,..,.... tiduutl Int" Solo with Violin tcornpaniment-- l'lue, Mr. Stelman N!olins, Mcssrs. Hallstein. An derson, Fleitzer. he Old Refrain ..... Kreisler l
 MT. Donald Hallstcin .dnlllcne .............. Borowski Miss Catherine Zipp, Bristol " Da"hihg ....,.,....,,. Cadman Mr Walter A. Anderson q va tuna ,... Raff 1
 Miss Helen Dehan
 Part TIT 'oncsrt by the Orpheus instrumental Quartet MT. Marcus H Lleitzer 1unlin