New Britain herald., 1930-02-11
PLANS COMPLETED
 FOR SCHOOL PLAY
Broad Street Pupils Ready for
 Thursdays Entertainment
EXPECT CAPACITY HOUSE
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 Joint Meeting Of Legion and
 Auxiliary Tonight-Itcm,.
 Plans have been complcted for the entertainment 10 be given 1 Thursday evening at o'clock in the high school auditorium by the Broad Street school pupils The play 10 he presented is entitled "tradlc Songs of Many Nations. ' Tho children have been practicing faithfully for the past two months and have their rcapcctivc parts down to perfection. |, is expected that tn" auditorum will bcrpackcI ] "hcn lhc curtain goes up. A ma ttn"c will be held in the afternoon "t &:Sv o'clock for thc school chil- Grcn.
 All the children will be dressed n . the ccaruracs O. the nations thcv represent, The kindergarten pupils | will be dressed in colon al costumes of George Wdshmrton'4 day. The l kindergarten children were traiucd by Miss Mary Peud,rgra8r while l the children from Grade up through the sixth grade were coach. cd hy Miss Madeline A. Fcury. The toIH dances were taught by Miss Haroar3 H'ach. Miss Phillips anJ Miss leach will be the pianists.
 The same performance was put on several years ago in the old town nall by Principal c. l., Judd. assist ed by his teachers. for the benefit of the ilrcmcn. The entertainment reg l@tcrcd a great hit at that time anI was witnessed by an overflow crowd. Ihis years entertainment will hr for the benefit of the Hroad Stree, school. The teacher in char.c Of the play assure those who atrrn an interesting and enjoyable eve ming, Tickets may be ob;aine., from the school children or at the door Thur%day evening.
 The program:
 Opening chorus: "Dmcc Little Baby CNishtgoWn Grls) -Vir. ! snia Corning. Dorothy Douniss.
 i'arnar Bacl>us, t'lorcnc" Calicn-
 do, Marion Morse, Nancy Forrest
 and borothy SharpIcS.
 Recitation: ''rhc Rock By I.ady..'
 Eugene Field. Sally Conlon. American lullaby folk dancr-Eos
 Salammo. Betty Cassidy. ShirIc,
 smith, Virginia Buzanoaki. Hcln,
 I'ma and Gcn'yicvc Eupacky. Norwegian lullaby. folk dance
 Caral Morse. Marjorie Cook. Il,l.
 cn Hcaly. Edna Wood, Charlotr, 4 OrviS and Helen Eurrcy.
 JUpanesc lullaby, folk dance Mar.
 jorje French. Gertrude ATcnzcl
 Marion Thompson Eirginil
 Wright, Shirley Lowell and Ruth
 Seymour.
 Ii"ua Indian song Hose carruic.
 Josephine P&vano. Anna Morantc.
 Edith Da1niano. Ruth Vivodml,
 and Frances ltcalc.
 Iolo. Herman Cradle Sone''-clair.,
 Barnes.
 ] German lullaby, soIoL.t Gin Ger.
 man. Gertrude Habel-May D .-
 ''''N' l-ouiSC jCitOEr. t'lIir'
 Barnes, Shirley Kalish and Na>-
 inc Eucl
 Violin duet, "M4y Jane Waltz. I licltm&n--Bc ssic Wilson and Mar.
 saret Santos.
 Mnuet, dance, Kindergarten chil.
 drcn-- Donald Wood. Doris Cook ..
 Allan Clark, Jane L.indslrom. Will nam Dennias, Earle Lowell. Rich.
 ard Morse, Orlm WheclcS. Cath. "rIhc Piers, Janet Tanner, Elsie acobeIlis and Jean Tanner trench lullaby, folk dance-Doro,by
 Bcaudrcau. Lorraine Jcrrolds
 Margaret Sasck. Pauline simons
 Lois Farror and Evelyn Fanfon, - Italian lullaby Marion Onorrio ! Rose Pavano. Genevieve Nclardi
 Esther Tani. Pauline DiYuIio and
 Mary Berraducci.
 swedish lullaby. folk danro-lIiI-
 dred Porodin, Thclma Cain. Ru;b
 Burgess. Ethel Roberts and Euth
 Newell.
 Negro lullaby-Carl Sciola. Andrew