The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-15
PARADE, PROGRAMS
TOOPEN bOYS-G|RLS
WEEK HERE monday
Nine Organizations to Present
Entertainment at Auditori.
UNI in Evening
GIANT PARADE IS PLANNED
Varied Program for Youth Of
City Will Continue Through
Next Sunday
GIANT PARADE IS PLANNED

City Will Continue Through
Next Sunday
Nine organizations will present mu-
sical and dramatic entertainment at
the speciality evening program In the
city auditorium Monday, the opening
day Of Bismarck,s boys and girls
week.
They are the high school orches-
ira, Junior American Legion Auxu-
larry. st. Mary's school. Little Wom-
ems club, Lowell Mason glee club,
Degree Of Honor. Roosevelt Harmon
lea band, Rainbow Girls and Julia
Marlowe chapter Of the Junior Play
makers.
The program will begin at 7:3o
o'clock, with 8. s. Boise, chairman
of the general committee, giving an
Introductory message.
The junior auxiliary will recite the
preamble to the junior auxilary's con-
stitution.
Seventh and eighth-grade students
Of st. Mary's school will sing "Alle-
lula" (Palestrina) and the harmonica
group of sixth-grade students from
the parochial school will present q
medley Of "Swanee River" and "Hu-
moresque."
An original playlet built around
Louisa May Alcott's story, Little
Women" will be presented by the
Little Women's club. In the cast will
be Elizabeth Ritterbush, Pearl Norum
Anna Marie DeGroot, lrma Rudser
Ruth McCurdy. Kathleen Spohn and
Dorothy Dale. e
viii Present Two Numbers
Two numbers will be presented BY
the Lowell Mason glee club and on
the Degree Of Honor-Sponsored pro-
gram Kenneth Kaiser will play q
piano solo, Lillian Bobb will give q
talk and chorus will present q song
and yell.
Two numbers will be played by the
Roosevelt Harmonica band and q
Rainbow Girls chorus will sing off,
cial Rainbow songs. In the chorus
will be Vivian Coghlan. Nina Mel
vile, lone Noggle, Ethel sandin. Doris
TAFT, Ruth Christianson and Bernice
Timer. Maxine Pickles will be ac-
companist.
A one-act play, Toast and Tea, "
will be presented by the Playmakers.
In the cast will be Dorothy TeKippe,
Elizabeth Enright, Mary Jean john
son, Elaine Wentland. Frances Dunn.
Wilma Wenzel, Gladys Risen and
Phyllis Olson.
Monday. the first day OF boys and
girls week. has been designated 10y
atty Day." Tuesday Schools Day."
Wednesday Health Day." Thursday
PLAY and Entertainment Day" Fri
day Citizenship Day." Saturday
"Out-of-doors Day" and Sunday
Church Day..
The weeks program will be
launched at 4 p. m. Monday by >
giant parade, In which students from
the third through the eighth grades
will participate. The parade will
form at Will school and after q trek
through the business district Of the
city will end at the World War
Memorial building, where program
at 4:30 p. m. Is on the schedule.
Parade Order Given
The order Of schools for the parade
will be Is follows: william Moore,
Richholt, Roosevelt, st. Mary's, Wach-
ter and Will. Banners made In the
grade schools will be carried and Boy
Scouts will be In general charge Of
the procession.
The program at the Memorial
building will include the following:
1. Number by juvenile band.
2. Salute to flag and oath Of al.
Observation-Disclosures.
8. Canoe dance and tap dance by
girls from the U. 8. Indian school
here.
I. Tumblers' act.
5. Official pronouncement on boys
and girls week by A. p. Lenhart, pres
ident Of the Bismarck city commits
sion.
6. Chorus: America" accompan-
led by the juvenile band.
Committees In charge Of the three
events Monday are q follows:
Parade. w. Guthrie, Eloise Nc
Kee, Charlotte Schmidt, Gladys, Kie-
sci, Clara from, Judith Rue and Es-
Their Gerard.
4:30 program-J. w. Guthrie, Clar-
lon Larson, George Schaumberg and
Mrs. Bruce Doyle.
7:30 program-Mrs. Burt Ftnney,
Mary Houser. John w. Reel, Clarion
Larson and Elizabeth Louise john
son.