The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-22

gram for the week or DeeemDST
Ia to Is. On Wednesday,, Dec.
Is, a capacity audience greeted
the operetta, 1.-The Kidnapping OF
Santa Claus" This operetta was
directed by Mrs. Norma Dopp, as
sisted by Miss Leota Grililon ana
Mrs. Emma Albury. 1t was indeed
a finished product and one very
worth while. The cast included:
Grouchy COLLINS: Albert john
son, Ralph Peterson, George jan
sen, Hugh Papy, Harold Wells,
Edward Etheridge, Shermen WI
lians, Arthur Krmayor, Charles
Ceryantes.
Elves: Roy Rogers, Dan Stir
rup. John Monsalvatge, Waldo
Collins, Kenneth Kerr.
Bills: Maudie Brady, Phyllis
Saunders, Nellie Thrower, Madge
Key, Nell Sands, Barbara Curry,
Fay Mcdonald, Lorraine Rus
sell.
Christmas Bells: Patsy Goehr-
ing, Ruby Wharton, Barbara
Thompson, Patsy Albury, Jean
Petersen.
Christmas Gifts: Madge NAL
lory, Betty Armayor, Mary
Spencer, Elsie Curry.
Christmas Trees: Eugene Sweet
ing, Everette Rosam, Carlisle VIII
liams.
Holly: Elizabeth Evans, Grace
Pita, Jennie Saunders.
testers: Kenneth Meador, Har-
vey Shehane, Thomas Saunders,
John Collins.
Northern Lights: Ruth Themp-
son. Jewel Fine, Margaret Pita,
Margaret Pinder, Catherine Saun-
ders, Barbara Johnson, Edna Mae
Hoff, Betty Roberts, Ruth Strick-
er, Betty Chastain, Thelma Carey,
Doris Roberts, Jennie Hiner.
Eskimos: Eugene Berkovitz,
Howard Russell, John Bearup,
Henry Munro, Chas. Sands.
Radio Fairies: Betty Wharton,
Marion Solano, Patty Duane,
Amparo Divide, jeanne Watkins,
Louise Shehane, Georgina Lopez.
Ruth DiNegro.
Children: Geraldine AlbuFy.
Dotty Saunders Clara Bailey.
A Girl: Betty Hewitt.
The Cat: Julius Naples.
Santa Claus: Russell Baker.
The Queen: Ellen Wharton.
Christmas Fairy: Emma Neal
Ayala.
Virgin: Barbara jarrett.
Joseph: Jack Pinder.
Angels: Della Curry, Sylvia
Sawyer.
Wise Men: Henry Vinson,
John Yates, Fernando Garcia.
Choir: Persis Larsen; Mary
Ramsey, Rosalind Albury, jose
phine Roberts, Jane Thompson,
Eola Johnson, Betty Kline. Betty
Adams, Yvonne Stewart, Rosalind
Lafoe, Rose Saunders, RosabeI
Bethel, Dorothy Smith.
No Exhibit This Year
The usual exhibit of gifts made
by the pupils for the parents was
not held this year at the request
of the children, as they wanted to
surprise their parents. Almost
every grade in school made calen-
dars. Christmas cards and book
lets. Many toys were made for
small brothers and sisters. Wood
en- gifts included tie racks. match
boxes, door stops, waste baskets.
The upper grade girls made laun-
dry bags, wash cloths, hand
kerchief bags, tea towels, aprons,
scarfs, pot holders and vanity
sets. Among the other gifts were
framed pictures, plaster paris wall
plaques, shaving pads, fish scale
flowers, book markers, wall
pockets for bills, and letter hold
ers.
The assembly program of the
primary grades held on Friday
was directed by Miss H. Williams.
Mrs. E. Stricken and Mrs. T. Wat
kins.
The following children were in
"Santa's Toy Shop:
Santa Claus: Louis Signorelli.
Mrs. Santa: Betty Knowles.
Pixies: Galley Sweeting, Frank
Rom, Benjamin Saunders. ]. NJ.
Brown Dog: Clayton Papy.
Cat: Leo Hicks.
Bear: Maynard Daniels.
Sailor: Billy Bailey.
Gingerbread Boy: Michael
Thrower.
Colored Dolls: Billy Spencer
and Connie Goehring.
Hungry Boy: Millman Ingra-
ham.
Dolls: Beverley Curry, Betty
Brady, Clyde Sawyer. Betty Tay-
lor, Lorraine Acosta, Conchita
Valela, Billy Albury, Martha Wat
kins.
Girl: Peggy Collins.
Fairy: Mary Mallory.
The Pf&fh of Iosus ;ncluda5.