The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-14
Children From All Schools il
City Will Take Part in
Book Week Production

Characters from history and from
chtldren's favorite books will come
alive" In series of shadow pictures
which are to be given as the main
entertainment feature Of the Story
Book Ball this coming Friday and
Saturday nights at the Bismarck Pub
lie library as z climax to Children,s
Book Week.
Pupils from all five of the city
schools and from st. Mary's and the
Indian school will present the shadow
pictures in eight episodes, beginning
With q scene called 1.-THE First Amer
leans" by Indian school girls, depict
ing events from "Hiawatha." These
will be Hiawatha by Rose Bell and the
Arrowmaker by Lillian Peltier.
Roosevelt school will be represent
ed In the next episode, which will be
The Little Woman" with Catherine
O'Leary as the Little Woman and
Robert Erdahl as The Peddler.
A scene from "Dr. Faustus'' will be
given by pupils from st. Mary's, with
Floyd Hastings as DR.. Faustus and
Gerald Baer and Eugene Masseth as
the scholars.
Wachter school pupils will present
the story of Jack and JILL" Taking
part will be Jerry Longmuir as Jack
and Margaret Dutt as Jill.
"Old King Cole" will be the theme
of the Richholt school silhouette, with
Bob WEIGH as King Cole. Pages will
be Larry Drew, Robert Yeasley.
Adolph Kutchera, Llewellyn Lippert
and Philip Livdahl.
The Will school is to give two cpl
sodes, "Humpty Dumpty," imperson-
ated by Melvin Olson, and Little
Miss Muffet." presented by Phyllis
Wahl.
A silhouette representing "The First
Thanksgiving" given by James Skunk
and Pauline Spare, will be the contri-
button Of the william Moore school,
Girl Scouts of the city will furnish
the music for the production and also
are helping in preparing the costumes
and the staging.
Following the shadow pictures,
Elaine Mcclellan. dressed in Scot
fish costume, will sing "Roamin' in
the Gloamin'."
A pantomime, 1.-THE Elves and the
Shoemaker" mainly by group of
Junior high school pupils, will be the
final number on the program. Those
taking part will be Jack Bowers as
the shoemaker: Beverly Jensen as
the shoemaker's wife: Mary Davis as
the first customer; Robert Humph-
reys as the second customer: and
Mary LANCER and Betty Jacobson as
the elves.
Children will come to the ball
CARRIED to represent story-book charac-
tiers. The first event Of the evening
will be a parade or grand march,
which will form at o'clock in the
childrens room at the library. At
this time the best costume will be Sc
lected.
Programs for each evening will be
exactly alike and a prize winning cos
tune Is to be selected each evening.
Friday night is for children from the
fourth to the eighth grades and Sat-
urday night for children in the first
three grades.
P. B. Webb left Sunday for Mime
apolis where he will spend few days
with relatives.
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Miss Betty Bickert. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Bickert of Washburn,
was pledged to the North Dakota
Agricultural college chapter of Guid-
on, national military fraternity for
women, at services conducted Satur-
day in Fargo.
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Two Bismarck young women who
are students at the North Dakota
Agricultural college are assisting with
arrangements for the Coed prom,
annual dancing party for women
students at the college, which will be
staged Wednesday evening in Festi-
val Hall. They are Isabelle Humph-
reys, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Humphreys, 932 Eighth ST..
who is chairman of the committee on
prizes; and Helen Targart. daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Targart, 7O5
Sixth st.. who Is serving on the re-
freshments committee.