The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-21
Lions STAGE DREAM
Of HOb0NFORMO Of
DANCING FAIRIES
Maclntyre Studio Talent Puts
b. on Stunt to Be Given at
minot Convention
FEATURE OF LADIES' NIGHT
Miss Bismarck Makes Debut in
Person Of RosaIind Brown;
Indian Girls on Program

The Lions club gave its Midsun-
mel Nights Dream Its premiere APP
pearance at the ladies night enter
tainment in Elks hall, Monday eve
ming. and presented Miss Bismarck
to the public, in the person Of Miss
RoSalind Brown, daughter Of Warden
George Brown. These were feature
phases Of the big entertainment the
club staged as q preliminary to going
to Minot. Wednesday, to attend the
district convention.
Outside of the dramatic spectacle,
the evening was given over largely to
dancing. In the later hours, the club
sang its leading convention songs
and, before adjourning, a crcamed
chicken luncheon a served. There
was the usual big attendance which
marks Lions social events.
The dramatic stunt was the dream
Of . hobo, and what he dreamed was
envisioned by eight Of the Ronald
Mac1ntyre dancers in mimic response
to the wand of a fairy, the latter role
being filled by Dorothy Barneck. Will
liam Doty posed as the dreaming
hobo.
Dance "S.t.r.a-u-s.S'
Two girls from the Indian school,
Mary and Alice Slater. put on song
and dance numbers. with a number
Of recalls.
The stunt opened with a jazz dance
by seven of the Mac1ntyre dancers.
As they hoped around in sprightly
step. they gradually unanswered into
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the backs Of their dancing costumes,
these being so aligned as to spell the
name Of the den's candidate for dis
trict governor. "S-T-R-A-U-S-S.'
Dorothy Barneck gave a toe dance
and Veronica Werstlein another. Inez
Landers and Ronald MacIntyre
danced a tap number.
Stage 'B-i-s.m-a-r-c-k' Dance
Bill Doty, the sleeping hobo. now
introduced the stunt by his dream
and, responding to the wand Of
Dorothy Barneck, eight of the Mac
1ntyre dancers appeared in costume
dances. They, too. staged a letter
stunt, for as they came to the end of
the dance they aligned backward and
letters on their backs spelled Bis
M-A-R-C-K." Z
These girls are the same who will
appear in the Mac1ntyre review,
India" ct the auditorium. May 80,
and included Inez Landers. Gwen Pill
moor. Ann Anderson. Elsie Slater,
Hazel f1edstrom. Veronica Werstlein,
Alice Sarahen and Mildred williams.
Their dancing costumes consisted of
white sport outfits In chorus num-
beers and green satin blouses and sill
yer satin trunks for the Strauss"
stunt dance.
Miss Bismarck Appears
During the general dancing period,
Miss Bismarck" was brought out
and introduced under the spotlight.
She wore her Minot costume and
went the rounds of the room, meeting
everybody present. Miss Brown Is
one Of the dairy bureau staff of the
state agricultural department.
In addition to her and the Mac
1ntyre dancers, the Lions will take the
two Slater girls from the Indian
school along on the trip, the one for
songs and the other for dances.
The remainder Of the evening was
devoted to dancing, singing and
luncheon. with one interlude-pas-
sage Of q resolution approving the
proposed memorial building bond is
sue to be voted on May 81.