The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-12-04
GRADES PRESENT
"KIDDIE REVUE"
Over $50 Students of Grades
One to Six in Revue to Be
Presented Monday

The "Kiddie Revue" to be staged
by grades one to six, under the di-
rection of the grade faculty of the
Redwood Falls schools, will be pre-
sented in the Lincoln School Audi
torium next Monday evening, Decem-
ber 9th. The program will begin at
500 o'clock.
While the public is assured they
will hear a delightful program, the
production also merits the attend
ance of the public because of the
financial support. The children of
the schools are enjoying the addition
of new equipment in the Lincoln
school, in the form of an electric
clock system. They are working
faithfully to prepare the coming pro-
duction in order to do their parts in
paying for this installation. The
Lincoln school organizations have
undertaken this commendable man.
ner of improving their school proper
ty and equipment.
The prices of admission for the
|'Kiddie Revue" have been set at
twenty-five and fifty cents.
The program and personel of the
production will include the following
children:
Part 1
Operetta "The Three Bears"
Characters: Father Bear, Wayne
Lines; Mother Bear, Jean Melges;
Baby Bear, Norman Otto; Silver
Hair, Marjorie Pettis.
Chorus: John Lines, Robert Lines,
Elizabeth Smith, Clarke Thomson,
Jack Cheney, Otto Melges, Francis
Johanneck, Jerome Evanson, Glen
Won Mosch, Wilbert Nell, Margaret
Bell, Frederick Anthony, jeanette
Hillig, Laura Arthurs, Gladys Knut-
son, Bessie Schelkoph, Desniege King,
Marjorie Melges, Geraldine Stitz,
Agnes Majerus, Margaret Jaehning,
Irma Whitman, Dolores Neuenberg,
Mary Beach, Charles Joneson, Ronald
Neuenberg, Warren Carity, Matilda
Zuelsdorf, Charlotte Lamphere, Elton
HARDY, Geraldine Kemnitz, Robert
Tiffsny, Noble Starr, Airline Fagen,
Ruth Federly, Arthur Majerus, Dor
othy Nell, Alice Billie, Helen Mad
son, Katherine Whittet, Irene Dun
can, Dick Anthony, Hazel Marshall,
Leona Fathers, Margaret Whittet,
Dorothy Arnett, Grace Thompson,
Ariella DeGroat, Harriet Currier,
Charles Storts, Thomas Wolverton,
Clarence Welch, Willard Ahrens,
Geraldine Knapp, Helen Schelkoph,
Harry Hoffman, Howard Hoffman,
Dolores Nell, Leo Joe Lauterbach,
Allan Fobes, James Pease, Tavern
Thorson, Olive Miller and Obert Mel
son.
Intermission
Special Acts:
l. Rhythm Band: Robert Tiffany,
Director; Alice Thorsen, Billy Smith,
Otto Novak, Leah Nickels, and Jer-
ONE Evanson.
2. Song Lullaby Dolls" Jean
Lauterbach, Dorothy Olson, Georglne
Amberg. -,
3. Dance "The Two Black Crows"
Donald Johnson and Ernest Schram.
Part II
Operetta "In Mother Goose Land.
Characters: Dream Fairy, Jeanne
Beckstrand; Children, James kohler,
and Berna Scheffler; Mother Goose,
Miss Buckley; Goslings, Marian Lau-
terbach, Ruth Nickels, Alice Lauter-
bach. Berndetta Nuremberg, Evelyn
Storts, Ruth Alexander, jeanette
Hillig. Florence Johnson, Frances
Parson, and Marjorie Knutson.
/. Dance Mistress Mary
Dolores Drogosch, Dolores King,
Phyllis Macs, Leila Radtke, Mavis
Reynolds, Betty Serkland, Katherine
Treu, Lucille Thomas, Gladys Wells,
Dolores Weis, Edna Weeks, and
Gertrude Whittet. @
2. Act "Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son"
Louis Kruger and Harold Voeltz.
3. Duet, Il Love Little Pussy"
Bernice Pettis and Paul Duea.
A. Dance, "Bo Peep"
Marguerite Grain, Margaret Charlie
bois, Ariella DeGroat, Marjorie Da-
ley, Betty Lou Fuller, Lea Ward
Pease, Betty Greene, Pauline LAIR
lone Gardner, Florence Tenney,
Katherine Joneson, and Marion Cher
ry.
5. Act, "Jack and Jill"
Irene Corcoran, Margaret Jaehnlng,
Donald Johnson, and John Griffin.
6. Solo Dance "Humpty Dumpty."