The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-22
Social and Personal

Many Children Take
Part in Dance Revue
Friday at Auditorium
Feature and novelty dances, <
hmples Of hard and soft toe dances.
specially numbers. showing the
dances Of various nations, q well Is
group numbers and musical comedy
sketches, will make up the program
for the dance revue Friday evening
1T 8 o'clock ct the city auditorium,
when Miss Betty Brucher presents
the Betty Dancers.
More than 50 pupils, ranging from
4,years Of age TO those Ia high school,
will take part, and for many Of these
1t win be their first public appear
ance.
Elaborate costumes, an effective
stage setting, and lighting effects, to-
gether With the many clever dance
numbers, promise m entertainment
OF unusual merit.
To Give Novelty
A sketch, 1.-THE Cutest Kids In
Town." with Virginia shafer, Nancy
Helen Dollar, Gloria Morris, Phyllis
Flick, Dorothy Barneck. Betty Lou
Fleck, Beverly Beaudoin, Charles
shafer and Gene Peters, viii open the
revue.
Ruth Christianson will give 1.-THE
Waiting Doll" Jean Baker and
Gayle Kelly will appear In . speciality.
ruff and Ready" and Claire De
Rockford will give q Bowery tap
dance.
Dances Of other nations will be
given by Dolores Munger, w:,o will
give . Spanish number; Constance
Cole. . Chinese dance; Marietta Mey-
er, q Bavarian number: Helen He'd
den. Highland Fling: and Betty Nor
ris. an Hawaiian dance.
lie Secret" feature number. will
be given by Ruth Baker. and Claire
De Rockford, Peggy Jane skeels.
Alice Fox, Marjorie Kreiser, and Ruth
Christianson. will take part in the
"Konvict Klog." Gloria Morris will
give "Baby Butterfly" Dolores Num-
ger. Gene Peters, and Charles shafer
will take part in School Days." and
Mary Louise Fnney will give.
"Gretchen." 4
Pep Club Appears
During the intermission the Pep
Club, 81, will present q novel enter
tainment. Those taking part are
Laura Ellsworth, Helen Hedden. Ruth
Sandin, Constance Cole, Eileen
Smith, Phyllis Brainerd. Magaret
Jane Owens. Marietta Meyer, Lois
Erdahl. Beverly Jensen, Elizabeth
Rose. Mary Jane Woodmansee.
A solo dance, Little Coquette," will
be presented by Dorothy Barneck: La
Verne Middlemas, Eleanor Kjelstrup,
Thora Beattie and Jean Kreiser will
appear In q "Pixie Parade" Peggy
Jane skeels will give Happy Days."
Betty Ingstad, and Sara Crews, "Reu-
ben and Rachel" and Gayle Kelly
will give q solo dance, "Amaryllis."
"Belles Of the South Sea Islands" will
bc presented by Betty Morris, MARI
eta Meyer, Imogene Kaiser, Marian
Hessinger and Elizabeth Rose.
A pirate dance will be given by
Bonnie Miller: seven girls. Donna
Jean Davis, Ruth Baker. Marian Ped
erson, Thora Beattie. Eleanor KEEL
strup, Jean Kreiser, and Mary Louise
Baker, will appear a. the "Kinkajou
Handy Koras." Jean Baker win give,
'.Bluebird."
Present Variety Number
Presenting q Little Bit Of Every
thing will be 1mogene Kaiser, who
will give 'F1dgety Feet" Lois Erdahl.
as Jack Tar" Mary Jane WoodmAn-
see Is "Broncho BILL" Eileen Smith
as "Rageddy Ann" and Margaret
Jane Owens In . "Suannee Shuttle"
A musical comedy. Lucky Little
Devil" will be given preceding the
third act, by Betty Brucher and the
Junior boys chorus, made up Of Mel
vim Munger, Robert McCurdy. Dale
Brown, John spriggs. Leo Beuser,
sexten Norlin, Chester Perry and Gil.
bert Benzon.
Dolores Munger will give, Honey"
Donna Jean Davis. Dance Eccentri-
que;;" and q eroupof seven girls. Betty
Morris, Marian Hes1inser, Phyllis
Brainerd. Elizabeth Rose. Ruth San.
din. Elizabeth Ritterbush. and Jane
Refvem. will give . flower dance.
Betty Ingstad, Elaine Wentland,
Sara Crewe and Marjorie Kreiser,
win appear in a 0recian scarf dance:
Claire De Rockford In . medley top
dane: Anitra's dance win b given by
Frances Dunn; and Z paper doll
dance viii be given by Peggy Jane
ekeels, Ruth Christianson. ana VIZ
ktnia Cayou.
Alice ron will give "Laidy Dainty"
i solo number: Marie Kern and
Laura Ellsworth will appear ~
psPierre and plerrette." and the final
number, "Ninon," will be given by
Miss Brucher.
Mrs. z. d. Rose will play the &C.
Compartments for the revue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Harty, AT West
Thayer avenue. and Mrs. Harty's
brother, Arman Haskin. accompanied
BY Mr.. and Mr.. Lee West and Miss
Audrey Flow, spent Sunday ct the
home Of Nh. HlEty's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. N. Hasldn, jamestown.
Mrs. Earl KildAhl, Horton, Mont,
who has been visiting Ia the city for
several days Is the guest Of her sis
ter, Miss Eythel Hodges, lat today
for Garrison, to spend = week o.
more with her parents. Nj. and lrs.
Charles-W Hodges.
Mrs.. Il. e. Morton. 1911 EIGHTH