The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-14
CAPACITY AUDIENCE
CREETS SHOWING OF
Home TALENT REVUE
Music, Dancing and Vaudeville
Make Up Entertainment
Presented by Choir


piled by Emmett McCusker as master
of ceremonies, William Smith as the
heckler, Herman Peters as the KID
itzer, Bernard F1aherty as Prol.
Heaven and Emery T. Putnam.
The elaborate ballet, "A Holiday IN
Russia" with which the Dorothy
Doyle School Of Dance opened the
program, had as characters Lorenzo
II. Belk. who sang "Nichavo" by
Mana-Zucca; Dorothy Barneck ana
Jack Mote as the dancing couple. ana
five other dancers, Rita Fortune,
BETTY Smith, Ruth Sandin, Robert
Clark and Richard Smith.
Bismarck high school girl tumnlers
coached by Mrs. Themar E. Simle'
made their first public appearance,
flashily attired in white Stacks ana
shirts and orange sashes and ties. IN
this group are Laura Ellsworth, Ha0ei
Ellsworth, Beverly Barnes, F1ossie
Dohn. Marguerite Belden. Goldle
Bvers. Harriet CARTRIDGE, Helen Ba-
shara, Georgia Mason, Edna, SolWelg
and Evelyn Nelson, Sarah Bashara,
Erma Pelke, Jeanne Schultz, jean
nette Sorsdahl, Evelyn Sundland,
Maedalen Walter, Lille Mauk' MAI
ian Hyland, Hazel Herring, Eona
Hanson and Viola Hellickson.
"Infant Prodigy" Act
Mr.. Belk appeared again IN the
snecialty. 1.-THE Infant Prodigy" as
sisted by Harry Pilmoor IN the cnar-
acter Of a nursemaid.
]. w. Riley as Farmer John. Alice
Meader as his wife and Bernice Ar
mold and Nellie Anderson as tneir
daughters gave the skit. THE MOTT
gage on the Farm"
Mrs. Haakon L. Sundheim was d.
rector Of the "Pyjama Girls" song
and dance number. those appearing
being Ruth Christensen, Maxine
pickles. Jane Smith, Jean Truman.
Doris Orchard and Mrs. Sundheim.
Marian Curran assisted as pianist.
Mrs. Frayne Baker directed the
stvle parade featuring many old cos
tunes as we'll as 1895 spring fasn.
ions. Incidental music was provided
by James Guthrie singing "sere-
made" Schubert; Miss Maude A. Toll
lefsen singing 1.-THE Unforeseen"
Cvil Scott, and "Oh, Dear, What Can
the Matter Be-" Arnod Bax, and I. A.
Esko. who sang TosellfS "Serenade."
Ann Bergeson and Barbara Baker
were colonial pages.
Modelling period styles were Jean
PARCELS, Mrs. George F. Will, Susan
win, Mary PARCELS. Virginia 6oren-
son, Mrs. A. NJ. Fisher, Mrs. John A.
Larson, Jean Baker, Bernice Ulmer,
Mrs. Ernest o. Stoudt. Jr.. Ruth
Wynkoop, Mary Ann Cox, Mrs. s. W..
Corwin, Peggy Jane Skeels, Mary
Louise Finney, Mary See, Alwyn
Smith, Virginia Cox, Josephine Mas
sif. Ruth Baker. Margaret Mundy,
Lydia LANCER. Ethel Sandin and Jane
Wilson. Mrs. John Sagehorn appeared
As Mae West. Mathilde Towne acted
as train-bearer.
Show Modern Styles
Advanced spring fashions Tor men
and women were shown in the Sec
ond part Of the style show. Modelling
mems garments were Howard Freitag,
John Moses, Miles Bettger, Donald
johnson and Bernard Cornish. Wo-
men models were Mrs. Ernest PEN
warden. Agnes Hultberg, Mayis Nit
chell, Irma Barbie. Arllys Anderson,
Mrs. Leonard Anderson, Lois WerSt-
lein. Mrs. Paul o. Netland, Mrs. MIL
bred Parsnick. Mathilda Towne. Joyce
Tyndall and Alwyn Smith. The finale
for the style show was the clanking
appearance of q 1906 Cadillac owned
by s. r. Parke, Sterling.
I'm q Kashmir Garden" a bit OF
the orient in q musical setting. was
offered by the choir, assisted by Ca
mile Wachter, dance Soloist, and
Otto Bauer, baritone. The obligato
was sung by Rita Murphy. In the
choir are Miss Murphy, Mrs. Frayne
Baker, Mrs. Nancy Hedrix, Ruth JET
fers, Edith Tunell, Amelia Stratman
Mrs. H. M. Leonhard, Sarah Bashara,
Josephine Nassif, Mrs. Sundheim
Mrs. G. B. Nelson, Frank Orchard
Lorenzo Belk and Emmett Griffin
Miss Florence Fritch directed the act
Mrs. Nelson planned the setting and
George Bird assisted with the set
ting.
Bathtub Boys Chorus
Wallace Aim played jazz medley
on the piano before the Bathtut
Boys. John Conrad, Wilmar Maritime
son, Frankie Vogel and Dennis He'd
rix, performed as "the Rubby Scrub.
by-Tubby-Dubbs."
Peanuts" vaudeville sketch, was
given by Mrs. John Sagehofn as the
vocalist and Harold 6chafer as the
peanut vendor.
1.-THE Court Of st. vitus," an offer
Ing Of the Bismarck Community Play
ers, had In its cast I. G. Davies. Elsie
Peters. Dorothy Tekippe, John Moses
Fred Orr, Richard Tedman and A
Klaudt. Abbie Guthrie was the d.
rector.
Mr.. Pilmoor and Mr.. Riley made
second appearances in a costume song
number, when You and I Were
Young, Maggie"
Down South" In plantation set
ting, featured southern songs sung BY
George Humphreys. Mr.. Belk. +. B
Klein, p. r. Jaynes, A. E. Anderson
Myron H. Anderson, Mr.. Esko and s
+. Lillehaugen: banjo solo by Vic
tor smaltz, q bass solo by Mr.. Bell
and dancing by Betty Smith, Camille
Wachter, Betty Homan, Rita FORTUNE
and Marjory Doll.
Closed With Dancing
"Dance Fantasia" presented b!
Margaret Ann Ramsey and her pu
pills, included the following: bar
carolle," Audrey Waldschmidt, Mar!
Jane Refvem, Marjorie Larson, Rose
mary slorby, Marjorie Jones, Bett!
Walla, Rosemary Selvig, Gloria Star
HE. Margaret Owens. Mary Dolan
vivian Coghlan. Ann Dolan and Emil.
Papacek: "Valse Brilliante," Mis-
Ramsey and A. w. Ecklund: "Bucl
Rhythm" Mary Jane Refvem: "Th
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